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From the 2017 Christmas Special "Twice Upon A Time"
TWICE UPON A TIME
Two Doctors stranded in a forbidding snowscape, refusing to face regeneration. A British army captain, seemingly destined to die in the First World War but taken from the trenches to play his part in the Doctor's story. In the final chapter of the twelfth Doctor's epic adventure, he must face his past to decide his future. Along the way he realises the resilience of humanity, discovering hope in his darkest frozen moment. It is the end of an era, but the Doctor's journey is only just beginning.
Starring Peter Capaldi (The Doctor), David Bradley (The First Doctor), Pearl Mackie (Bill Potts) and Mark Gatiss (The Captain).
Written by Steven Moffat
Directed by Rachel Talalay
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"To be fair, they cut out all the jokes" tweLVE THAT IS NOT HOW YOU REASSURE YOUR PAST SELF
12 isn't a people person 😅😅
@@bemasaberwyn55 i had noticed, yes 😅
@@nikareading8356 😛
@@JayJay-kq8ol I fail to see what relevance this statement has to the comment thread, or to the video clip.
It apparently worked. You can see in this clip that One got over it pretty much instantly.
Only Doctor Who can have the older looking person be the younger and more innocent one and it works
TIME TRAVEL!
Wobbly wobbly timey wimey
Strangely, Hartnell and Capaldi were both the same age when they took the role. Let that sink in!
Younger and more arrogant
@@undeadnightfury I see this as an absolute win!
The fear in the eyes of the First Doctor when they show him his future, wow.
They couldn't choose a better actor.
Van Y. Imagine if you were just a rebel who wanted to see the universe and you were told you would become some great, feared, historical figure. The First Doctor is terrified - all he wanted to do was see the universe!
Bradley's portrayal of the First Doctor was awful and had barely anything in common with Hartnell's aside from his appearance. He's like a low-energy imitation lacking all the vigour and excitement which make Hartnell's Doctor such a joy to watch. I don't know whether it's the fault of the acting direction or Bradley himself, but it's quite frankly a disgrace. I suggest watching The Time Meddler to get an idea of how the First Doctor would really react to meeting his future self
Huks I've seen all of Hartnell's episodes, thank you.
This doesn't stop me from enjoying Bradley.
Xaldel I really think Bradley captured most of Hartnell's mannerisms as well as giving his own interpretation to the role
(Huks) There speak someone who is way too invested in the subject. Bradley's portrayal of the first Doctor was widely regarded, but I guess you think you know better than everyone else. I have no issue with you disliking the portrayal -- everyone is entitled to their own opinion, of course -- but to call it disgraceful is, well, simply overwrought and mildly ridiculous.
This was really interesting, Bill looks at all these titles with awe and wonder. The Doctor (1) looks at them with fear and 12 was like "they cut out the jokes" because that is all that matters to him at this point. He likes to think of the good times because he has suffered so much
... and the Captain is still _completely_ losing his mind 😂
@@patchworkfellow yes
I think that was 12's way of saying that it wasn't all as bad as it looked.
Twelve knows what he is. He can be and often is terrible and powerful. But he's also kind and tries to be fun because what's the point of saving everyone if no one has any fun?
It's interesting that the two Scottish Doctors nailed that duality in the personality. Some of that is writing, of course, but some of it is the actors.
@@bobbyfeet2240 who is the other scottish doctor?
*”To be fair, they cut out all the jokes.”* Love that line, and this line, *”I will stop you, I’ll stop all of you!”*
I also love the line "Don't forget to subscribe to the offical doctor who channel"
Yes, one of my favourite lines of Doctor Who history.
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...and it's still find-able!!!
Wow.
🤣
“The beast of trenzalore”
“The destroyer of skarro”
“He is the Doctor of war”
“To be fair they cut out all the jokes”
I died at that part his response was so in tune with himself
Do you get "Deal with it vibes" when it cuts to 12 before 1 asks the question?
When they recount all the enemies the doctor has defeated and all the awful names he's earned as a result I'm reminded of all things, the Arnold Schwarzenegger movie True Lies " did you really kill all of them?". " yes but they were all bad people."
They forgot "The Oncoming Storm".
@@RoadWulf And "The Predator"
@@RoadWulf You can hear the 10th say it here 1:08
Superb acting from both Doctors. Really makes you feel like there's a difference between "I left home with my granddaughter and now I'm just travelling I guess" Doctor and the "I've spent countless millenia saving and killing people, protecting and destroying entire worlds, loved and lost so many companions, and fought in the biggest war ever so I cope by focusing on the fun things" Doctor
You're absolutely right
I love seeing doctors from two different regeneration cycles interact. Especially since this is One
"I don't mean what you ran away from, what were you running to?"
"...That's rather a good question."
1:27
Look at how scared he is, while outside he does look older he's way younger and terrified at what he'll become
And yet, he still trusts himself implicitly... as evidenced by the fact that he does what his future self said almost without question.
@@Humaricslastcall Which is pretty amusing since usually it's the First Doctor giving the orders to his other selves.
Could you imagine being told your impact on time will to be to destroy countless people and lifes and you have no idea of why yet. He is literally being told you will commit horrible sins and have to live with them when not knowing what would be at stake.
Levi Robbins and all you wanted to be was a traveler see the universe
hizpanicGam3r the equivalence of getting a desk job and then having to work for MI6
I wish we could have a whole spin-off series about the WarDoctor. An unarmed old man who massacres the enemy through feats of insane cleverness, slowly becoming more and more disenchanted with what he's doing. "The first thing you notice about the Doctor of War is that he's unarmed. For many, that's also the last."
It would have to be an audio series or they would have to find someone who looks alot like John Hurt
Chiefs Kingdom Yes, that's one of the many, many reasons why John Hurt's death is tragic.
I see someone's out of the loop. They already started this three years ago. They did four boxsets with Hurt, twelve stories in total.
And now we have the War Master series to go along with it
I highly recommend John Hurt's four series as the War Doctor. There's also a connected Eighth Doctor series leading into it. And Derek Jacobi's War Master. And the Gallifrey audios. There is so much Time War material now, and it's great.
And not to forget: "Lord President of Gallifrey", "The Traveller from Beyond Time", "The Sandman", "The Oncoming Storm", and "The Ka Faraq Gatri".
EyeoftheU highly underrated comment
The President of Planet Earth!!!
“Theta Sigma”
1:08 "I'm the Oncoming Storm", the projection covers that one.
And the "Predator of the Daleks"
the fearful expression david bradley has when he says "what was that" really sells the fact that the first doctor is far younger than the twelfth and hasnt seen as much as he has. such a good actor.
Even with that, the First Doctor really wasn't much a hero of himself. He was more like a goody-goody adventurer, it was until the Second Doctor that he actually became "the one who fights the monsters".
This scene shows exactly what it means when they talk about the age of the Doctor being revealed thru his eyes.
1's eyes are childlike and fearful,
12's are hardened and angry.
The difference 1200-1500 years (or 1billion+ with Heaven Sent) will make.
Ryan Simmoms More like the difference between 2,000-2,500 years (or 4+ billion years with Heaven Sent) ;)
@@isabelh5561 well the first doctor was something like 500 or 600. So 1500 is right
@@ozandogan3971 The first Doctor is at max 450, given that the second Doctor was "something like 450" in The Tomb of the Cybermen.
Someone checked, the Doctors around 3,100 or so by Whittaker.
4.5 billion fix it
0:35 the fact he goes into a pose when he says the doctor kills me every time
Capaldi's Doctor definitely buys into his own hype lol
It's good thing you regenerate. Death can be rather final.
Only Peter Capaldi can pull off a pose after naming himself in both a humorous and serious way successfully
One thing I love about 12 is that he has been doing his thing for so long he lets it go to his head. You see this in “World Enough and Time” where 12 focuses so much on making a dramatic and moving speech, that he wastes too much time and gets Bill shot. As well as how 1 reacts to 12 showing off and being over confident. So it’s no surprise to me that he is more theatrical and plays into the legend of The Doctor.
@@alessiodelcastillo1613 You can tell how long he has wanted to do something like that. He's been a fan since the classic era after all.
Everyone talks abour 1s reaction but no one is talking about how they brought back 11s 'I Am The Doctor' theme for this scene. Goosebumps.
I was wondering if anyone else was going to mention that, thought I was losing my mind. XD
Lots of Murray Gold's classics returned throughout the episode, mainly because it was also his last episode, so it was a celebration of his music throughout the series. "All the Strange Strange Creatures" in the first few minutes, "Doomsday" when the first Doctor and Bill are speaking while the Doctor visits Rusty, "The Majestic Tale" for this scene, "Vale" for the first Doctor's regeneration, "The Singing Towers," "The Doctor's Theme" (2005), Clara's Theme, etc. And I was so happy that he used "The Shepherd's Boy" for the twelfth Doctor's regeneration. Couldn't have been any other.
@@robertholt3996 crazy i didnt even notice that, some great great scores there. Id kill for Murray to come back for at least one episode😂
@@tomcartwright_7 Oh, and I forgot to mention "A Pressing Need to Save the World" when the TARDIS is exploding after Jodie says "brilliant." Which got me so hyped up for Jodie because I thought it was just a really great introduction.
But god, yes. I so hope he does. And if he doesn't, I think the perfect choice would be Natalie Holt. No bias, I swear. 😂 But I feel like she has a similar style yet is different enough to set her own apart should she ever do it. I really hope they consider her.
@@robertholt3996 The episode was very rushed because Chibnall was so lazy and incompetent. As a result music had to be repurposed.
1:27
Most initially felt that his reaction was just from seeing his future but put the whole thing into perspective.
This Doctor has not long left gallifrey for nothing other than to see the universe. While recently dying and choosing not to regenerate, he get's a glimpse of his future of he lives. He doesn't see a playful man, or a curious one. He sees a tyrant, one that is feared across the entire universe, one that can send an entire army running at the mention of his name.
He truly does see himself became one of the most despicable beings to ever exist.
So basically, the fearsome Valeyard is just The Doctor after "they cut out the jokes"
comicconcarne I mean, pretty much yeah. There has always been a dark side to the Doctor (even with context). I think the most terrifying moment was when 12 said “The Doctor is no longer here; you are stuck with me”. If you think away the Doctor (the rules and promises he made to himself), then you’re just stuck with the most powerful man in the universe unshackled. The Doctor has always done whatever he pleases but even that can be terrifying to the first. He has singe handedly decided the fates of entire species, civilizations, planets, galaxies, and even the universe (on occasion). Even with context, just from a different perspective the Doctor can be a terrifying and tyrannical existence. What gives him the right to decide everyone else’s fate? To decide who loves and who dies? Nothing. He just does it because he feels like it. I think the first Doctor would be terrified even if they hadn’t cut out the jokes and gave the full picture. He’s just so naive and young (despite being 400 something). He just recently ran away from Gallifrey with his granddaughter to see the universe and all of a sudden he’s told that he becomes this godly force in the future that has probably committed more death than any other single individual in the universe (even with context, that’s a hard pill to swallow).
Insert what 10 did to "The Family" here.
We’ll he is the doctor basically when you see him run
@@Nmille98 that was the most "war doctor" 10 went
I think I finally understood why I Am the Doctor is used here despite being Eleven's theme; it's Murray Gold waving goodbye to us, with encore of old favorite.
Tin Watchman “I am the Doctor” and “the 10th doctor” themes are all the incarnations themes for me honestly
Or because it sounds fucking cool
@@Kmn2 "A Good Man" as well.
I can't hear "I am the doctor" in this scene, where do you hear it?
@@Tonatsi From the First Doctor saying “I am the Doctor” at 0:39 to the end of the projection scene.
"The Doctor has walked in blood through all of time and space. The Doctor has many names. The Destroyer of Worlds. The Imp of the Pandorica. The Shadow of the Valeyard. The Beast of Trenzalore. The Butcher of Skull Moon. The Last Tree of Garsennon. The Destroyer of Skaro. He is the Doctor of War."
Destroyer of worlds we've seen from Davros. Imp of the Pandorica was Matt's storyline. Love the Valeyard and reference from Old Who. Trenzalore the war, Matt's again. And Skull Moon was a Time War battle in which the doctor had a part. In Hell Bent, a soldier says he was there at skull moon then sides with Capaldi. Destroyer of Skaro is Old Who but partly New Who again with Tennant and Capaldi. Interestly, the last Tree of Garsennon is completely new so it might be a future story cause its not even in comics or any of the doctor who stories TV and otherwise.
oh really? Huh, I didn't know that, I wonder if that's a storyline Chibnall plans to explore with 13, I hope so
PikaPlayzHD yeah I hope so cause he had input in this episode though it might also be a set up for a comic ark.
_"The Dancin' Destroyer, The King of Sting, The Count of Monte Fisto, The Master of Disaster, the one & only....Doctor!"_
*The Master?*
Forgot one. The oncoming storm. You can hear David Tennant's voice say it in there
Love Bill's remark about the window-size that even the Doctor missed. Loved how she pointed out all the inconsistencies in the show during her run. She'll be missed.
Agreed, she is definitely one of my favourite companions!
She was so cute.
I wouldn’t really call it an inconsistency in this case since the tardis has always changed appearance and the doctor calls it a redecoration. Since the tardis is a living sentient being I imagine it gets tired of the same old desktop theme and exterior look from time to time and spices things up. However I don’t know how the exterior look changes if the chameleon circuit is broken. Still it’s a funny scene nonetheless. Especially when the doctor gets out of the tardis to look at the window a second time.
Jacob Harris it’s a smaller scale version of what happened to the future tardis in name of the doctor
I like how he got ready to go in but backed up to see because he thought about it for a second
"To be fair they cut out all the jokes"
Felt like they bit exaggerated what Doctor has done.
What a coincidence! I saw the video, too!
People are still doing the "Wow it's almost like we watched the same video!" comment? It's so stupid, the original comment is just to say 'haha this was a funny line' and all the likes are agreeing and it's all pleasant. Your addition, however, is just unoriginal and tiresome.
@@dastardlycrook6443 You completely missed the irony of your comment. 🙄
Darth Metallus I must have done yeah... considering it wasn’t an ironic comment.
"Who the hell do you think you are" "The Doctor" *ARM SASS INTENSIFIES* and "Over to you Marry Berry" are two of the reasons 12 is my favourite Doctor
And then 1's line- "C'mon". He's got 12's plan figured out, at least in the broad details.
"I will stop you, I will stop all of you!"
I love how he says that with such determination, you can tell he means it. Peter Capaldi is SO good!
I wish the writing got better and he'd stayed
And the 1st Doctor's response; Who the hell do you think you are? This show is perfect.
I love it even more when he has to pose when he say “The Doctor” in such a haughty (maybe not the right word for it; legend? Is legend an adjective for how you say something) voice. It just showcases how much more confident and cocky 12 is compared the first (which makes sense considering the HUGE difference in experience).
David Tennant's Dr Who was also like that, which why he is still my favorite.
There is this episode, the Fury of the Timelord, where he imprison some beings that are immortal, so he puts them in the worst places to suffer forever as punishment for trying to destroy earth.
*"who the hell do you think you are?"*
That line is so underestimated... Almost as much as:
*"To be fair, they cut out all the jokes"*
And I love that Bill is so thrilled and proud of all that the Doctor had done, while the Doctor himself is actually embarassed to have his former self see how ruthless and feared he becomes and covers it with a joke.
"Hang on; the windows are the wrong size."
"Inside, quickly!" ... _Wait, they are?_
_...Huh. They are. Weird._
Bill was always super quick at observing and seeing things. The rug under the Tardis in the Doctors office at university. She caught that detail in minutes. I don't think i'd have ever noticed it.
Shadow of the Valyard!! Oh you remembered!! Happy days!
Thank you. I thought they were too.
It's nice to see them drop it every now and again, they also did it with the Great Intelligence :)
The chances of him coming back though are pretty slim. When Virgin were in charge of writing the books they were urged not to write about the Valeyard because it could get pretty confusing, plus technically he should have come back a couple of years ago :p
Dokka Chapman that's definitely true huh. Oh well. Big Finish is always there lol
He was originally written into a Tenth Doctor comic, taking place after Journey's End, but they didn't like the way they were going with him, so they altered it.
JamesCPotter13 honestly kinda sucks but I'd prefer no Valyard then a bad one
"Who the HELL do you think you are?!"
"The Doctor!" *Poses*
An iconic moment.
They brought back Peter's "Don't forget to subscribe" for you all, and nobody even noticed??
i did
I came to the comments for this! :D
Maybe we don't all comment on the glaringly obvious. You think you're the only one?! How special and inhumanly observant of you!
They didn't bring it back, it's been left as it was just as all the Smith ones are with Matt
@@meattrademark1335 Hmmm. It's not that you don't make a valid point . . . but you said it like a total dick.
Everytime I see a clip of 12 I'm reminded what an utter gift Capaldis time on the show was 💖
“Why are you advertising your intentions? Can’t you stop boating for a moment?” Absolutely love how that line is delivered 😂, this moment gives me chills every single time. Absolute perfection
"Well, I don't know that I was under any obligation to report my movements to you, Chesterfield."
1:27 You can tell by the expression on the 1st Doctor's face that he cannot believe what his future holds.
Which he then immediately drops and doesn't give the matter a second thought in order to escape.
But he already saw all of that in the Vortex. But he can't remember it. Not all at the same time. And he hides from it.
He was reminded of what he already knows. And tries not to remember.
The Doctor was inspired and driven mad and he ran away.
"When you began all those year ago, sailing off to see the universe. Did you ever think you'd become this?"
I always wondered about this. New who is different from old who. I always thought that the original writers and a creators might be surprised at how violent they are now. Not that I'm complaining. They nailed this scene perfectly
To be fair, in the second episode of the series, the Doctor tried to smash the skull of a sleeping man with a big rock. That would've been pretty violent.
Aloysius Whiteboat The fourth Doctor nearly genocided the Daleks. And the Silurians got blown up at the end of pretty much every episode they were in back then. The violence might look different now, since it's a lot higher budget, but it's pretty much been always there.
War changes men, especially the Doctor.
Surprisingly, violence was always a concern even for Old Who
Violence was pretty recurrent in the old/classic series as well, it just wasn't as overblown. Resurrection of The Daleks has a ridiculous body count for instance.
Man do I love the dichonomy between the 1st and 12th Doctors.
It really goes to show just how much things had changed overtime for The Doctor as a person who started off exploring the universe as a curiosity to becoming someone who goes around doing so with the intent to save people along the way where he can. Even if it forces him to do things he doesn't like.
And the 1st Doctor's frightened reaction really hits home when you know what's in his future.
I really wish we had more of those self reflective moments with 1 and 12 contrasting the differences between where they were in the past, where 12 was now (wondering whether or not to live or die as he is) and where he would be going (Wherever Captain Chibbers and the 13th Doctor are taking the show for Series 11)
Ah well, still love the episode despite some of the "All ladies are made of glass" moments from the 1st Doctor.
I agree. I had hoped that, while it wouldn’t be the sole plot, that we would be shown how different 1 and 12 are, from how they act to the type of adventures they are used to. I had also hoped that 1 seeing his future would cause him to become even more determined not to regenerate or at least become more interested in knowing who he ends up becoming. And despite the how they made 1 more sexist than he actually was and the easy to prevent plot, I still enjoyed the episode for it’s emotional story and for the chance to see the original TARDIS again.
It also somewhat solves the problem of how the equations happend back when 1 was around in matt smiths finales
0:22 - Never noticed "A Good Man" in this scene! The it slowly transforms into "I Am The Doctor" at 0:38
And what does the First Doctor say at 0:38? "I am the Doctor!"
The Dragon Historian, yeah, awesome!
Well, I think this is properly the Majestic Tale (of a Madman in a Box), not I am the Doctor.
Serge Kent, the theme used here is a variation of I Am The Doctor. The Majestic Tale theme in itself is a variation of the I Am The Doctor theme. They're all really one in the same to me.
Actually, it starts of with the “I am the Doctor” section before going on to “The Majestic Tale”.
Just look at the 1st doctor he's so afraid he may look older but he's so much younger good acting from David Bradley
One has an old face with young eyes
Ten and Eleven have young faces with old eyes
Twelve has an old face with old eyes
@@comicconcarne And attack eyebrows...
13 has a young face with old eyes that look upon the world with a youthful gaze
@@comicconcarne exactly!
Everyone always talks about how great the two actors playing the doctors are but massive credit to Nikki Amuka-Bird playing the glass lady. I could listen to her talk about the doctors different names all day, the way she delivers them is great.
I loved how they acknowledged how the TARDIS exterior has changed over the years, and how Bill thought 12s TARDIS is the right shape.
and also Billy Shipton in Blink noticed the same thing (crafty Moffat and his character names)
"It is possible *and* it is happening." Loved that line
1:32 Maybe he was asking that question after seeing his sixth incarnation?
Im going to miss Murray Gold, Thank you for all the great Doctor Who theme music
sora49 I miss him too
I miss him sooooo bad😭😭😭😭
We need Murray Gold back, his pieces were fantastic. I really like this is Gallifrey personally.
I like that they all had different reactions. The captain was confused, Bill thought it was cool, 1 was terrified, and 12 looked ashamed
One thing I love about 12 is that he has been doing his thing for so long that he lets it go to his head. You see this in “World Enough and Time” where 12 focuses so much on making a dramatic and moving speech, that he wastes too much time and gets Bill shot. Later on he wastes time again showing off explaining a black hole and time dilation that Bill becomes a Cyberman. "10 years you spent up there, chatting. You missed her by 2 hours." As well as how 1 reacts to 12 showing off and being over confident. So it’s no surprise to me that 12 is more theatrical and plays into the legend of The Doctor. Especially with that pose at 0:35
It's not entirely his fault. His main weapon is his mouth, he talks his way out of danger. He talks fast to charm and confuse people, it normally prevents violence. He just got unlucky with Bill.
You see something like that with 10 in "Midnight" Without Donna there to prodive a more "human" touch, the people on the space bus quickly turn on 10, to the extent that they actively tried to murder him. All because they didn't like him acting smart and above everyone else.
One thing I love about this episode is how First changes his perception of what “Doctor of War” means. In this scene he’s horrified with what he becomes and thinks 12 is some kind of monster but during the Christmas Truce scene he sees “Doctor of War” as a man who goes round saving everyone why? Because it’s kind
The Destroyer of Worlds.
The Imp of the Pandorica.
The shadow of the Valleyard.
The Beast of Trenzalore.
The Butcher of Skull Moon.
Edit:
Failed to mention that those gave me the chills man.
Lemontarts01 isn’t the Valleyard a shadow of the Doctor not the other way around
I think the first Doctor would be much more relieved to know that Beast of Trenzalore is just a name for the outer world and for Trenzalore residents it was The Man who stayed for Christmas.
*Valeyard
We have seen destroyer of skaro, imp of the pandorica, beast of trenzalore. Now I want to see the rest
It’s upsetting that they forgot “The Oncoming Storm”
"Iam The doctor" ... For the last time .... i want to cry
What a perfect scene..
It's just esoteric fan service. Recycling old footage and a long list of random references to make fans squeal. They do this every series. Along with shoe horning their own ill fitting storylines like the War Doctor who came and went in 1 episode, to try and emphasise that it's all "canon". Why can't they just tell a good character story instead of constantly go all Wikipedia on viewers.
@@ThemeParkChomp way to ruin the mood
Face-Fok Ltd. chill your tits.
He's right though. Personally I think that this scene is pretty meh. And it make's writers look like rabid fanboys.
444 likes cant ruin this
One thing that many people don't notice about this scene is that it you can hear verison of Matt Smith’s Theme: I am the Doctor
This scene is so powerful. The Doctor ran from Gallifrey because he was scared of the legends. The monsters from beyond time like the Hybrid. Beings of terrible power, gods and demons. He ran because he thought he could avoid it all. But in this moment he sees that his very decision to run, is exactly what sealed his fate. And not only did he not escape the legends. But in his future, he is the greatest and most terrible legend of them all. The one even the other legends fear.
"Who da hell you think you are??"
"The Doctor!"
1:32 "To be fair, they cut out all the jokes!"
All these years later, I still love that line! It's just so perfect!
I love David Bradley's face at 1:27. This was a great scene bc of how well it showed the dilemma 1 was facing, and that the universe might just be better off if he refused to regenerate. I feel like the rest of the episode should have focussed a little more on that conflict, but it was still a pretty great story.
Please stop making comments about this everywhere, mate. I heard from other people that a lot of lines from the 1st Doctor in this episode don't fit his actual character. Personally I can't form an opinion on that, bc I haven't watched the 1st Doctor's episodes.
Still, I don't think any of this should devalue Bradley's performance, let alone the entire episode. There were still plenty of great moments in the episode with the 1st Doctor (example: this one) and you're unwilling to see anything good in this entire story because you feel personally insulted by how the character was presented. If the 1st Doctor was portrayed inaccurately, I think the writing would be more at fault than the actor.
I'm not saying this isn't a problem (I am saying I don't know), but it definitely isn't nearly problematic enough to post 7000 RUclips comments complaining about it. So uh, please stop doing that, thanks
puik puikmans you should watch the classics. They’re really good, also, I don’t see why everyone is so offended, it’s just a tv show.. so what if it’s sexist? It’s funny.
Personally I felt like the sexism jokes were repeated a bit too often throughout the episode to still be funny at the end. It wasn't the topic of the jokes that kinda bothered me, just the repetition. It didn't ruin the quality of the entire story ofc.
Also, if it's funny but not true to the original character, I can see where some people are coming from. Comedy shouldn't be more important than the characters themselves. It should originate from the characters, rather than appear out of nowhere. Again, Idk if that's the case here, I should prob try to watch the classics sometime to get a good idea of the 1st Doctor's personality.
I love Bill's face at 1:10 I like how happy she is to see how badass The Doctor is.
This is my favorite scene In Twice Upon a Time.
that part actually bothers me. she's happy to see what is basically a monster. if you laugh at the doctor's life where they've taken out all the jokes, you ain't right in the head
@@ramsesbams Which is one of the few dead giveaways that this isn't really Bill.
@@DoctorWhoKage yeah she is she’s just memories tho ain’t she
@@ramsesbams I kind of see it more as how she's The Doctor after her experiences with him. The man she knows isn't a monster who goes around destroying worlds but a traveler who rarely ever passed up helping someone he encountered who needed it, including herself. While the 1st Doctor is seeing only all the destruction Bill's likely seeing all the odds The Doctor has faced and overcome to save the day. Whether that is a good interpretation for her to have is certainly up for debate but most of The Doctor's companions do tend to have a lot of faith in his inherent goodness.
@@ramsesbams memory thays absorbing more memories that were hidden at one point.....yummu lol
2:55 "Doctor, is that another TARDIS?"
"No. It is another of the same TARDIS."
The beautiful mix of all of the Doctor's newer theme song pieces was gorgeous. Starts off with 12's theme, transitions into 10's, and then moves into a bombastic version of 11's I am the Doctor. So good!
I heard 11's and 12's, but in which minute sounds 10's?
0:32 Anyone else find the Doctor's "Mysterio" pose hella-funny?
One year since the masterpiece that was the Doctor Falls
@Death Wolf What?
love the use of I Am The Doctor in this sequence, super satisfying to hear it come back and fits the scene so well. chills!
Except this isn't I am the Doctor.
It's crazy to think Series 10 concluded a year ago today
To be fair it felt like it ended with the christmas special which was half a year ago...time flies
Chiefs Kingdom I think he meant the regular Series 10 run but technically you are right, and it's crazy that we are only a few months away from a brand new era.
I feel so old. (T-T)
-1 to series 11 HYPPEEEEEEE
Okay but the "I am the Doctor" score starting to play right after the first Doctor says it gave me chills. I miss Murray Gold's music soooo much.
Bringing back "I am The Doctor" for the first time since the Smith era was *goosebumps*
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such a good theme
"To be fair, they cut out all the jokes". Best line ever.
Love how "I am the Doctor" starts right when 1 says that he is the doctor
3:10 Oh no, not another issue with the TARDIS windows again.
I think Bill's face during that whole Doctor of War bit is all of our faces: for as much as we know that the Doctor has left death and destruction in his wake, he never started or asked for those fights and he leaves behind just as much life behind him too. It's easy for him to be labeled a villain and a monster, mostly because he himself doesn't see himself as a hero, but we all know he is.
1:28
That, right there, is a genuine look of horror. And, honestly, who could blame him?
William Hartnell (who originally played the First Doctor in the 60s) never knew how much of a success Doctor Who was going to become in the future so to me this scene is such a beautiful tribute to him
0:55 The First Doctor is shown his future.
"The destroyer of worlds, the beast of tranzalore, the death of skaro, the doctor of war"
*Bill just sitting there in blissful glee*
0:49 And also don't forget: "The Legend Maker" "The Christmas Custodian" "The Magician of Skaro"
Doctor Who will never be without Murray Gold; the soundtrack is truly mesmerising. The change from a variation of 'A Good Man' to 'I am the Doctor' upon the the Doctor's same remark is actually epic..
One of the most epic, triumphant, and breathtaking scenes I've ever seen in Doctor Who. Amazing!
CJ MacPhail not really NO , This is not more epic than.....
The Dalek Invasion in Parting Of ways.
The Scene were the doctors burns the sky in the Poison Sky.
Dalek Invasion In Journeys End.actually all of the season 4 finale was epic
The Doctors rooftop speech in The Eleventh Hour.
The Epic Music used in the final scenes of Vampires in Venice.
The TARDIS revealing itself in the Oval Office.
The Speech the Doctor Makes to the silence as man first sets foot on the moon , River song revealed to be Amy’s daughter.
Lastly: The Scene were all 13 doctors Were onscreen at once and flew all there TARDISs into Gallifrey to save it from destruction by a Dalek fleet.
So NO this is not the most Epic Moment in Doctor Who , Moffat was trying to make it epic but it falls flat and last 20 seconds.
MrVercettti89 it doesn’t fall flat it’s too good and Moffat too good
3:18 Lovely tribute to Bernard Wilkie, co-founder of the BBC VFX Dept.
Underrated thing is with the music. 'I Am The Doctor' kicks in the moment that One says "I am the Doctor". Whether intentional or not, it's such a cool little detail.
GERONIMO! ALONSY! OH FOR GOD SAKE GALLIFREY STANDS!
Peter Capaldi was a Great Doctor!
😎
He still is. 😉
some would say "you was my doctor" ~David Tenant
Yeah I know right.
The best out of all the new bunch anyway.
He is on my list of funnest doctors.
11
12
13
My favourite doctors.
One of the best scenes in the entire episode!!! this was AMAZING! Especially with ,, I am the doctor,,
1:31 the genuine horror in 1s face. He really did set out with nothing but curiosity
One of the few times in the series you see the TARDIS travel through to time vortex.
"Who the HELL do you think you are?"
"The Doctor!" *flaps hands about*
Absolutely *LOVE* the use of _”I Am The Doctor”_ here
The best doctor, Capaldi is such an impressive actor
We still have yet to see the modern version of the Valeyard.
"There is some evil in all of us, Doctor - even you. The Valeyard is an amalgamation of the darker sides of your nature, somewhere between your twelfth and final incarnation, and I may say you do not improve with age."
The Master to the Sixth Doctor, The Trial of a Time Lord: The Ultimate Foe
I mean, we kinda have. Like the Master said The Valeyard is an “amalgamation” of the darker sides of your nature. We’ve seen a dark side to every Modern Doctor in the revived Era. 12 alone had a lot of moments where he bent his own rules or straight out broke them. We are then told (again by the Master; like you just said) that the Valeyard exists somewhere between the Doctor’s 12th and final incarnation (which was so strange at the time considering timelords only have 12 regenerations and 13 incarnations). Since the time of the Doctor and the Doctor got more regenerations we never got a number (so infinite was possible; also the whole timeless children thing that I want to forget exists), so basically the Valeyard is anywhere between the 11th Doctor (or is it 10th since 10 regenerated and kept the same face?) and infinity. I don’t think they’ll ever make a whole era where the Doctor is completely dark; it would be cool if they brought back the Valeyard as a villain though (I mean they’re still a time traveler; hmm, I wonder how the TARDIS feels about The Valeyard and when the Doctor goes dark... things to ponder). That or the master was just lying; they can really do whatever they want with the Valeyard (I don’t expect Chibnall to though considering his run so far).
Watch the episode titled "Waters of Mars".
yea, doesn't that mean the doctor will become the valeyard? how does that work?
0:20 Can we stop to appreciate how beautiful this one moment is, just like aesthetically.
0:36 the way capaldi says "the doctor" 😭😂😍
"Why are you advertising your intentions?"
Another brilliant line that is exactly how the First Doctor would react to the Doctor in the show now.
I don't know if its just me but any time they show past doctors more specifically 11 and use his score I get goosebumps
Love you Peter.
TERRY. W which peter
I wonder...aha
It was capaldi
Larin Awma Peter Cushing obviously
Can't love Capaldi more than me
The last 3 episodes were some of the best in twelve’s run playing with how physics actually work next to a black hole, the return of the master, the genesis of cyber for once the doctor didn’t actually get away the return of the first doctor so much awesome in just three episodes
Spaceship episodes always have the risk of being "running through corridor" episodes, but they managed to have a contained sci-fi setting that also involved some hard science, and in the past episodes like Midnight have used contained environments to their advantage. Yet somehow Series 11 still has Tsuranga Conundrum and a series of sterile walls with no personality.
2 lines from 12 in this episode always crack me up
1. "To be fair they cut out all the jokes"
2. "Over to you Mary Berry"
The camerman thats followed the doctor throughout eternity doesnt have enough credit
This is my single favorite doctor moment ever so far. Not even my favorite doctor but no one could have done that better imo. This scene still gives me goose bumps when I watch it!
IKR, the speech was amazing plus the music
I think they are making the First Doctor out to be a bit more innocent than he was. Let’s not forget that the first time we see him in the first ever episode he attempts to imprison two completely innocent teachers indefinitely and only doesn’t because Susan talks him out of it; he kidnaps them instead.
He also almost killed a guy with a rock
Yeah the first Doctor was especley at the beginning a bit ruff around the edges. In the original pilot he was even worse
He was definitely more rougher in his first incarnation but I bet he definitely never imagined himself as this hero that has taken down hundreds of species with an indestructible reputation that can put fear in an entire army with just his name. His original plan was to just chill out and enjoy the universe with his granddaughter after all.
1:18 I can already hear Jess saying it,”HONEY!”
0:34 when the teacher tries to give me homework
his face at 1:13 lol when ur being ratted out to ur parents...
It occurs to me that "Doctor of War" is an ominous title at first glance....but can very easily be interpreted as "A doctor who treats and cures the disease known as war."
THEORY.....
All that scenes from the past of the doctor are memories of all companions or people who once met the doctor, and all are in that ship
I love how you can't see the inside of the First Doctor's TARDIS from the outside, just like in the Classic Who era.
weird, she forgot to show him all the 100s of lives he had as the timeless child
Well given that not even Rassilon or omega knew about it I don’t know why testimony would
It's almost like Chinballs and Shittaker's "Doctor Who" is bullshit. But NOOO, surely not.
You gonna pick on every time throughout the show's entire 60 year run that a doctor's "history" has somehow missed tons of details that have been added in later? Because there's a lot more than just timeless child lmao
not a fan of timeless child either but what's the point in being so childish about that one single plot thread, christ
That was an amazing scene... breathtaking....
These self indulgent throwbacks are great