ALL The Doctor's Regenerations (1963 - 2013) | Doctor Who | BBC
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- Today is #DoctorWhoDay, to celebrate 53 years of our favourite show here is ALL of the Doctor’s regenerations collected together from 1963 to 2013. Let us know which is your favourite regeneration in the comments below... Subscribe: bit.ly/Subscrib...
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First Doctor: William Hartnell (The Tenth Planet - 1966)
Second Doctor: Patrick Troughton (The War Games - 1969)
Third Doctor: Jon Pertwee (Planet of the Spiders - 1974)
Fourth Doctor: Tom Baker (Logopolis - 1981)
Fifth Doctor: Peter Davison (The Caves of Androzani - 1984)
Sixth Doctor: Colin Baker (Time and the Rani - 1987)
Seventh Doctor: Sylvester McCoy (The TV Movie - 1996)
Eighth Doctor: Paul McGann (The Night of the Doctor - 2013)
War Doctor: John Hurt (The Day of the Doctor - 2013)
Ninth Doctor: Christopher Eccleston (The Parting of the Ways - 2005)
Tenth Doctor: David Tennant (The End of Time - 2010)
Eleventh Doctor: Matt Smith (The Time of the Doctor - 2013)
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That "I don't wanna go" still gives me shivers
LazerzZ and when Matt took his bow tie off 😭😭😭😭😭
“I had to face my fears, that was much more important than just going on” the 3rd Doctor’s final words. They meant a lot the 7 year old I was when Jon Pertwee regenerated into Tom Baker
i cry every time....
• SuperWhøLøck • Why do you have to make it about a different doctor?
Me too
I love how David Tennant's regeneration was so violent and drawn-out it almost destroyed the TARDIS, but Smith's was like "Oops, I farted and now I have a new face."
Well he had just regenerated on top of the clock tower. He had essentially regenerated all the way, but was just holding the body change back to give Clara time to see him once more. Once he stopped holding it back, he just snapped right into the new body.
Tennant also was holding back from dying so he could see everyone he knew before he went then it blew up on him
He hadnt just taken it in, he went and saw everyone off first, saved sarah jones kid from a car, knocked out a sontaran to save mickey and martha, passed a winning lottery ticket to donna, plus other goodbyes and only then did he let the radiation kill him
MrJCTrix that and he also prevented himself from regenerateing which I believe made his true regeneration so strong
Smiths regeneration was a nuke that destroyed a whole city
All the Classic doctors regenerate lying down and all the New doctors regenerate standing up.
Ben O'Connor
That's CGI for you.
Ben O'Connor Troughton wasn't lying down.
Troughton was an interesting case; from what I heard, the Third Doctor hadn't been cast yet.
Pat Troughton's Doctor is an interesting Doctor. It is the only regeneration that was not shown to the point that we didn't see who the new Doctor was going to be . After the Time Lords moved the second Doctor to the TARDIS, they sent him directly to Earth. We're supposing that the shock of regenerating to Jon Pertwee caused Pat to lie down on the TARDIS floor while the regeneration completed itself...
Ben O'Connor All but 2.
Doctor Who is probably one of the few entertainment franchises in existence that has a list of famous FIRST words.
Richard Thompson and lasts
KIDNEYS!
Legs, I've still got legs!
You expecting someone else?
And last words (most of the time)
Christopher Eccletone's regeneration music is probably the quintessential regeneration music, it's a shame it hasn't been used again.
*Eccleston
*****
*Ecclescakes
Much as I liked that music,I disagree....each regeneration should be different...otherwise,it's same-old same old...!
Dan Root then again, so was David Tennant's.
Eccleston regeneration was the best ^_^
I met Tom Baker last sunday. I still cannot believe it. He offered me a jelly baby
TheJaviferrol I was their to he offered me too
and i am the Sunday that it all happened on
nigel smith And I'm the Tom Baker that offered it.
Fantastic!
Personally meets the 4th Doctor: *profile picture is the 7th* LOL
I still cry even now after watching david tennants and matt smiths regeneration for the thousandth time
I thought matt Smith's regeneration was kind of a let down , especially compared to how dramatic the previous send offs were
I understand the idea behind his regeneration but if u blinked u missed it
Ishaan Basu me too who doesn't if u don't the. Why
Sam Cheners he had already regenerated at that moment, he only had to change the face
Ishaan Basu I laugh. I don't cry.
No one:
Absolutely no one:
Eleventh doctor's regeneration: *I'm speed*
Dont you mean SPEED IS KEY
Don’t you just hate when you sneeze and your kidneys change colour
Matthew Duncan LOL
I hate that XD
@@arrynvorzo9966 no he doesn't
The reason for the fast regeneration, if you were listening is because he already let out a lot of regeneration energy and it reset his body to be younger, he stopped the process for a bit most likely so Clara could say goodbye. Then he didn't have a lot more regenerating to do so it was just a quick flash.
My headcanon is that the regeneration takes progressively more energy the more regenerations are carried out. Hence why the early regenerations are quite serene. From the 7th into 8th doctor onwards, energy discharges start and increase in intensity up until 10th-11th where the Tardis is damaged by the regeneration and 11ths regeneration in Trenzalor was so big that he shouldn't have survived it (blowing up most of the town of Christmas and a Dalek battleship in the process). Then the 11th-12th's real regeneration was instant and low-energy. This would also explain the Master's appearance in the old series when he regenerated once too many times, turning into a burned husk.
I hope the trend becomes canon when Capaldi hangs up his rather excellent jacket and serenely transitions to lucky number 13.
coldfission I agree with this theory.
I think it could work either way with Capaldi to whoever will be 13 either being a calm regeneration or even more explosive, since yes it is an early regeneration in a new cycle but then again that cycle shouldn't have existed in the first place so maybe it will still end up using _a lot_ of regeneration energy. I guess we'll just have to wait to find out. I think you're right, though. However, why are the other Time Lords regenerating in similar manners now (I suppose at this point all of the other Time Lords are also in their later regenerations, so let's just excuse it that way)? The only thing that might make this theory invalid is how River only had maybe (3?) Regenerations yet they all occurred in similar manners to The Doctor in his late ones. But again, she was also an anomaly, so maybe it works like that.
Idk, I get way into these sometimes.
The high energy regenerations began with Mc Gann drinking the Sisterhood of Karn's mixture into a Doctor much better suited mentally and emotionally to be a War Doctor. The excess energy after that regeneration did not exhaust itself until Matt's regeneration to Perter C...
I think you're neglecting the movie (which is canon now) and 6-7.
6-7 was the first to have a kind of wavy-line effect eminating from his face which is reminiscent of the later transitions (in reality this was done to hide the fact that Colin Baker refused to return for his regeneration scene, making Sylvester McCoy the only person to play two separate incarnations of the Doctor!). But more troubling to your idea is the energy discharges that occur with 7-8 in the movie. Now of course, you could explain each individual change as a one-off. So there are electrical discharges in 7-8 because the doctor was accidentally electrocuted before his delayed regeneration. 8 to War was energetic due to the Sisterhood's mixture, War to 9 was the same as 9 to 10 (give or take) as they were both "standard" despite the latter being due to absorbing the energy of the time vortex (!), 10-11 was highly energetic, damaging the Tardis because 10 didn't want to go and 11 to 11 (reset) was explosive just because that's what resets are like but I think my explanation of a trend of increasingly energetic transitions is simpler and answers more questions (like why there is a limit in the first place - which is now explicitly biological and not imposed by Timelord society.). But that's just me!
coldfission: Baker didn't refuse to return fir the regeneration. He said that he would only do it if he could have a final story to lead up to it rather than cameo his own death scene (not exactly a big ask). The producers said they would get back to him and the next he heard about it was when he watched his own regeneration on TV.
As everyone says stuff about tenannt and Matt Smith's regeneration, I think Eccleston's was great, his final line "So was I" wasn't out of sadness or fear, it was the doctor finally loving himself and maybe forgiving himself just a bit over the time war. It was such a beautiful moment, gives me chills every time.
I would be celebrating if you brought back Doctor Who on Netflix
that up to netflix the bbc wilol syndicate to anyone who pays enough to get the rights.
It's on the Uk's netflix
Lewis Conroy but that's only series 1-8 and day of the doctor an time of the doctor aren't on Netflix
tommy531jed That's why I buy the DVDs.
tommy531jed
i dont wanna go
Oh wow my two fav Doctor"s regeneration what do you want, kill me ?
"You're gonna have a great year" should have been his last words. I don't wanna go was so cheesy and the look on Tennants face sold it alone. It was even worse when they brought that line back in the 50th anniversary.
Ne Olduğu Bilinmeyen Kanal the worst Regeneration ever what a coward
but tenant really didn't want to go. tenant loved being the doctor and has been quoted saying i had to go because if i didn't they'd be wheeling me out of the tardis.
kyle hubner So when Peter Capaldi regenerates he better look straight into the camera and say "I'm a DW fan and I'm glad to have played the Doctor. Goodbye"
Happy Birthday Doctor Who, thank you for 53 years of incredible travels and stories! :)
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Here's to many more wandering in the fourth dimension...
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Logan Lee Thank you! :)
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"You were fantastic, absolutely fantastic. And you know what? So was I." Yes you were!
I feel like poor Nine just doesn't get enough love methinks. :-(
Agreed... MY Doctor
I really loved the 9th Doctor’s regeneration into the 10th Doctor because I felt like it wasn’t too sad and it actually made me feel happy for him on the inside! Also fun fact: I actually used the 9th Doctor’s quote before he regenerated “Before I go…I just want to say you were fantastic” in my senior collage in my high school yearbook!
"I don't wanna go" - instant tears
Rose, I don't feel so good
The music also makes it 10x worse omg ;-;
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
10th doctor is best doctor! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
"I don't wanna go..." he said that because he misses the face that Rose fell in love with. If he regenerated, then he would have forgotten about her 😭😭😭😭😭
To celebrate #DoctorWhoDay we're asking what does Doctor Who mean to you?
adventure and escape from reality
Doctor Who I am so glad a friend of mine got me into this series 3 years ago! Happy 53rd, Doctor Who!
Travel in time
So much. It's a philosophy, it's a model telling you how life is and how to accept it the best way you can. It's a constant social lesson and a brilliant dream maker. It changes lives, it changed mine.
Doctor Who Fantastic.
Who cried when David Tennant left? Surely not just me :(
I still do.
Me.😢
Matt Stokes
The strange thing is that Matt's ending moved me to tears and David's didn't- even though I like David way better.
mee😭😭
I was so sad when David Tennant left Doctor Who, but then I loved so much Matt Smith, he is still one the my favourites, both David Tennant and Christopher Eccleston. They're all fantastic!!! ❤
Doctor who teaches kids to count.
1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-war-9-10-meta Crisis-11-12-???+?? -Care Taker
Vouax ... and the Curator and the Valeyard.
Did you mean curator?
Eh, does the Valeyard really count as an additional regeneration?
Zanderfist no, unless hes a future regeneration then maybe.
Depends. The original explanation of what he was was the Doctor's final incarnation, going back to try and take his past self's regenerations, paradoxes be damned. But in the story it was written that he's a 'distillation of the Doctor's evil between his 12th and 13th incarnations (2nd Tennant regeneration and Smith)
You missed some great one liners cutting the scenes down so much :(
Phineus Mikey I'm sorry? I don't get your reply...
First line of the Sixth Doctor. :)
Hey Rachel, we put a link to the full playlist at the end of the video so you can watch them all in full :) ruclips.net/p/PLKEzuOOEQvYPdlGwn1jbsVQeQdIrEo9oh
brilliant! Thanks for replying too :)
Doctor Who My favorite doctor is David Tennant
1:00 "Well, here we go again." Me whenever a regeneration is announced.
3 seasons with david, 3 seasons with matt, now it is the beginning of the 3rd season with peter. And this video comes out. Telling us something?
I imagine he'll regenerate at the end of the season, or during the 2017 Christmas special.
It feels like Matt just regenerated, I don't want Peter to go so soon.
I reckon he could stay a bit longer. The others were younger actors who didn't want to be type casted and would like to move forward with their careers. Capaldi is already a well established actor who has a big legacy behind him before Doctor Who so he really has no reason to leave so long as he's enjoying it.
I don't want him to go too soon. A good four or five season stretch would be great.
I hope the "three and gone" thing doesn't become a hard rule. Vary it; some one-to-two years, some three-to-four years, and occasionally a five-to-six year run. Much more than that may be too long. Even Baker got old after a while.
No, it's just the 53rd anniversary.
STOP. JUST STOP.
My favorite regeneration is 8th-War
The one that made my heart cry was 11th-12th
Zebitas Martinex me it was 10th - 11th
"I don't want to go..." **sob** :(
Syntaxus Dogmata when I see his face on Google images I get flashbacks
11th-12th and 12th-13th are on par.
When Matt Smith said "I will always remember when The Doctor was me..." i cried a lot.
Roberto Goulart Who keeps calling them by those numbers anyway?
It was clarified 2 years ago, even in the video, that is from an official channel, the order still War-9-10-10-11-12 [aka the same thing it always was honestly]
Please don't change...
ACHOO
WHERE ARE MAH KIDNEHS?!
such an underrated comment.
i dON't lIkE tHe coLoUR!
@@Noivern87 *oF yOuR kIdNeYs?*
When 10 regenerated to 11, I didn't think Smith would turn out well as the Doctor, if you know what I mean. Boy was I wrong, he went from being a goofy wannabe to the man you think of when someone mentions Doctor Who. Thats my opinion anyway, anyone else agree?
Agree.
And looks like the similar problem is also in Capaldi-Whittaker.
"I don't want to go"
almost 10 years and I'm still sad cuz of that
Ikr
ALMOST TEN YEARS says a comment from TWO FUCKING YEARS AGO
@@skulduggerypleasant6439 i watched the episode on tv over 10 years ago.
chill
@@Edant still doesnt change the fact that it has been over a decade
@@skulduggerypleasant6439 Lol kid you just learned how to make a comment? Stop having a seizure. DOESN'T CHANGE THE FACT that when he commented it was less than 10 years ago. Yeah, it's older than you so it means you lose your head, but shush please 🤣
I cried when watching Tennant's for the first time.😢
Me two
JoyStar Didn't we all?
I loved his run as the Doctor, and I was prepared to despise Matt Smith for taking over the roll. But he won me over in just a few episodes. Still, my favorite has to be the one I grew up with. Tom Baker will always be the Doctor to me :)
JoyStar the best doctor ever 1v1 me virtual if you disagree ok you no what nvm you wouldn't be worth my time THE TENTH DOCTOR IS TE BEST NO ARGUEMENTS
JoyStar I cried I i never cry watching movies or tv show the only thing I Ve ever cried watching was chestnut but ow this
1st - 2nd: Glowy Lights
2nd-3rd: Weird swirly
3rd-4th: Polyjuice potion
4th - 5th: Demonic possession ???
5th-6th: I don’t even know but there were drugs involved
6th-7th: that one photo booth filter
7th-8th: actually scared me
8th - War: That one scene in Indiana Jones where he drinks from the cup and gets really old
War - 9th: Pretty standard for new who
9th-10th: Wouldn’t want to be rose in that situation
10th-11th: pretty simila- EVERYTHING MUST BURN KILL IT ALL HAHAHAHAHA BURRNN EVERYTHING MUST DIEEEEE DIEEEE HAHAHAHAHA oh damn it what did I do why am I falling out of the sky
11th - 12th: i think I’m gonna sneeze-
12-13th: Normal
10 - 10: Normal too.
5-6 hunted by your nemesis.
I still don't get the transition Tom Baker ---> Mummy ---> Doc Brown ----> Peter Davison.
It was supposed to be a cocoon, like a catapillar turning into a butterfly. An early attempt at making the regeneration a bit more elaborate than just having a simple fade to a new actor.
The Watcher was a projection of the doctor a sort of embryonic fifth doctor. He waited and bided his time waiting for the fourth doctor to fall to the ground at the Pharos Project. Fourth knew his time was up and fifth knew his becoming was near. Also it's a sly reference to what the second doctor said to Ben. I'd like to see a butterfly fit back into it's chrysalis...
if you bothered to watch the episode, there was something following the doctor, when he fell off the telescope trying to stop the master from blowing something up, the thing following them was the next doctor. When Tom died he regenerated into his next form, that was the change
90% of the comments: David tennants regeneration
10% of the comments: other
I know David Tennant is good but I honestly prefer Peter Capaldi and even William Hartnell
@@jaytender4949 you shut your god damn mouth
@@Alectron8 Oh yeah right I’m supposed to like the same things as everyone else right? So let me get this straight:
1- David Tennant is the best Doctor (which he isn’t)
2- Series 11 is awful (not awful just different)
3- Classic Doctor Who is boring (which REALLY isn’t)
4- Amy Pond is the best companion in New Who (I honestly prefer Donna or Clara anyday of the year)
Sorry not sorry man but I stand my ground! The 10th Doctor is overrated and the 12th and 1st Doctor are MY definitive Doctors for me!
@@jaytender4949 oh no I love series 11
@@jaytender4949 Donna is better 100%
I adore McGann's regeneration scene. He has always been my favourite Doctor, and that crucial final scene was LONG overdue. I love how utterly broken his Doctor is by the end.
For my favourite regeneration scene? It might actually be Troughton's. Currently, anyway. I just love how his Doctor sacrificed so much - his friendship with his companions, his freedom, his very life - just to make sure that he did the right thing. It's an incredible exit, and one key reason why The War Games is one of my favourites.
agreed, read executed for his crimes and sent into exile!
It's always kind of annoys me that people overlook that the last thing the fifth Doctor says is "Adric...?" which really demonstrates that he never actually got over his failure to save Adric making his willingness to sacrifice himself for Peri that much more important. I rank it way, way above the full Tennant regeneration.
Agreed, and not just because Davison is my favorite classic doctor
that was more in his mind. Like how Colin Baker in his regneration story for B.F. says "Our Future is in safe hands" even though offically in the same play is last words are "Who's There"
And in the show, his last words before regenerating are "carrot juice, carrot juice, carrot juice" xD
I completely agree with you man. Tennant's doctor got so self-absorbed. first, he literally regenerated into himself. and then when he did die, he went out like such a whiner 'waaah i don't want to go'. like i get it you're sad. but every other doctor died, and most of them died like real men. hartnell's last words: 'stay warm'. troughton was literally executed so i can't really blame him for being scared in that circumstance. pertwee went out trying to console sara: 'where there's life.. there's...' . I could go on about this forever. and yeah, what you said is another part of why the caves of androzani is so awesome. he goes out selflessly, not selfishly. tennant could have definitely learned more from his predecessor in timecrash. and that's why it bugs me when all the fan girls are like 'waaah it's sooo sad' whereas really they're just sad that their cutie died. but in the end they're not true whovians because they just can't appreciate what being the doctor is really all about.
Well he did know that the next regeneration would be his (at that time) last one, and only lived for 6 years compared to the however many that other doctors had, so I think at that point it's less a point of "I'm so great dont make me leave" and more a case of, as he said "I could do so much more"
David Tennant's regeneration was so sad!!!!! I don't want to go!
So true I was in tears when David Tennant regenerated into Matt Smith
YES
I mean, he is THE Doctor for me and he will be forever
Care for a jelly baby
The Tennant - Tennant regeneration was my favourite 😂
His regenerations seem to get more and more violent with each one, untill he gets his new cycle, and has simultaneously one of his strongest and weakest ones.
"I'm wearing a bit thin."
"Your making me dizzy!"
"Well, here we go again."
"It's the end."
"You mustn't die Doctor."
"Change my dear."
"I gotta stop him!"
"Physician, heal thyself."
"Doctor no more."
"You were fantastic!"
"I don't want to go."
"I will always remember, when the Doctor was me."
"Doctor. I let you go."
And According To The Cenitary Special 13’s Last Words Are “Yaz”
10th Doctor is my favorite Doctor and his regeneration is still so sad and my personal favorite of The Doctor's regenerations
It was regeneration that got me interested in this show.
It's great how the show can change so much; not even the leading actor stays the same for very many years (Tom Baker longest, seven years)
Kristopher Awojobi Same here when I saw Chris change to David I was literally shocked
Kristopher Awojobi what i dont like is that ill probably nerver live tonsee the end of doctor who because of it
Same with me
Have you notice that the regeneration process gets more powerful as the doctor reaches the end of the cycle, and resets to being unnoticeable at the beginning as William Hartnell?
Official RqX Aka John Møller Yeah,I hope that was intentional,I'm not a super big lore person,but that might be the reason time lords can't regenerate that much,the energy might destroy a planet or something. But idk
I'm sorry, unnoticable? Did you see what 12th did to the poor TARDIS she really should leave a note, go outside to regenerate, I'm sick of redecorating!!!
Love the 4th Doctor's regeneration. His parting statement is grandiose for a colossal character. Plus the synth background music on it is superb and indicative of the sounds on BBC sci-fi shows in the early 80's on kids shows & HitchHiker's Guide To The Galaxy.
R.I.P. Sir John Hurt
10th turning to 11th. It was so emotional and well written. I miss David and Matt played an excellent doctor. But David was the best of the new series.
Aserwolf I'd say peter for me
+All Things Doctor Who! Adric
Aserwolf I think 9 is
Matt is for me the Best doctor
I don't know why
No it wasn't. He was completely out of character that whole episode.
Me after I rub my eyes to hard
2:50
7:11 baby face intensifies
"Before I go, I just want to tell you, you were fantastic...absolutely fantastic! And you know what? So was I!"
Something about Eccleston's final lines hit me hard, especially knowing that he left because of creative rifts.
It hurts more when you come to know that Eccleston thought he didn’t do well as the Doctor. Or that’s what I heard.
Being a fan of Tennant's doctor isn't a case of fangirling, he was just brilliant in his own way, his last words suited his personality just the way it is. Fun, quirky, adventurous, he ran his course and he wanted to do so much more, he was alone with no one beside him, this version of the Doctor especially suffered serious relationship issues after the time war. Tenant made the Doctor relatable and that's why I liked him the most out of all the doctors. And I'm younger so I generally favour the post 2005 series, and 10 is my favourite. Capaldi for me is particularly unique but the writing by Moffat has made him a bit flat, you don't really get that stand out feature that Tennant and Smith had with their characters maybe the eyebrows haha.
also keep in mind he was only 10 for like 3 years, while he was matt for around 1300 years. Most doctors last a couple centuries, 10 accomplished so much in his 3 years, imagine what he would have accomplished if he had lived for 3 centuries.
Jake Bishop Thats one of the things i hate about moffat's run. his need to make the doctor ancient. I really hope that's something that gets retconned when the new guy takes over. Also less time paradoxes and no more "girls who waited" he did that trope at least 5 times.
Colt Gustafson ya he wants to make every single character super special, and it makes everything feel fake and overdone
Jake Bishop Yeah, that whole, pop in the TARDIS and next time you see him he said 300 years have passed while he worked on a problem.. just felt ugg to me
ryanpiyo Thank you.
We need a Netflix series with mcgann or hurt as the Doctor
Or BBC online/iPlayer
That's why Big Finish exists. They've been doing McGann stories since 2002, and as of the time I've written this comment they've released 3 out of their 4 planned box sets featuring John Hurt's War Doctor. I wish there was more planned for the War Doctor, though. They've been brilliant to listen to.
Whle the Big Finish performances are great, I'd still like to see more of Paul or Hurt on the screen.
GoldenTalesGeek but I feel like you get a much better feeling with on screen stories it's like with comics reading them is great but something about a live action/cartoon film/tv show that brings the story and the visuals to live that I enjoy
I get that. I love visuals too, but sometimes audio stories can really fire up the imagination. I try to listen to a Big Finish audio or 2 while i'm editing my RUclips videos, and I just love the ambitiousness in the storytelling.
53 legendary years.
53 absolutely fantastic years
All the Doctors Hobbies/Personality’s:
1st Doctor: a grandfather
2nd Doctor: Always making new friends, I think?
3rd Doctor: Karate practice
4th Doctor: being cool and eating jelly baby’s!
5th Doctor: Cricket and being AWSOME!
6th Doctor: always rude, most of the time at least?
He isn’t on the inside thankfully!
7th Doctor: Being an goofball
8th Doctor: Making a new friend and day dreaming about Gallifrey
War Doctor: Sadly always in the loop in the time war, but then the cycle is broken one day(R.I.P John Hurt you bloody legend!)
9th Doctor: Always Being FANTASTIC!
10th Doctor: Always Being A cool and AWSOME man, and saying, “ALONS-Y! Oh David Tennant you are always my and our favourite Doctor
11th Doctor: Wearing cool bow ties and being cool at the same time
12th Being AWSOME while playing the guitar
13th Doctor: WHO KNOWS WHAT JODI WILL AWSOME-LY DO?
Your comment hasn’t aged well... “Who knows what Jodi will awesomely do?” How about awesomely massacre the ratings?
@@abelmoreno4836
She's doing fine. The writers on the other hand...
@@SteveNorwalt I am sure you saw how Tennant's Dr pimped for Jack Harkness by bringing him a boy to play with. Tom Baker will be the best DR. He fought the Daleks before they made. Genesis of the Dalaks.
um no,
1 the grandfather
the space hobo who is a lot more cunning than he seems
the gentleman scientist, well able to protect himself
the inhuman genius, with a willing smile and bag of jelly babies
the gentle psychopathic cricketer
very brusk
the master manipulator, do NOT let his actions fool you
8th hopeless romantic who will NOT fight
war who lost it then did fight
9th the PTSD doctor, learning to live and love again
10 the youngest and most human
11th bowties are cool
12th the circle closes a new cycle begins
13th 55 years of history flushed down the drain as the wokes take over!!!!
I liked how the transition from 10-11, which should have been his final regeneration, was so explosive, and then his first regeneration into his new regeneration cycle was so quick, like they hit a reset button on him.
1. Davison - C.Baker. Dramatic, nostalgic, and uncertain.
2. Tennant - Smith. The RTD era is ending, but the show never ends.
3. T.Baker - Davison. Simply beautiful.
4. Eccleston - Tennant. Simple, elegant, and just nice.
5. Smith - Capaldi. It's a two-parter, something different, yet still profound.
6. McGann - Hurt. 17 year wait, didn't disappoint. Big Finish FTW.
7. Pertwee - T.Baker. Another beautiful, simple one.
8. Troughton - Pertwee. Traumatic and heartbreaking.
9. C.Baker - McCoy. The Brink of Death audio saved this regeneration from the bottom spot. His future is in safe hands, indeed.
10. Hurt - Eccleston. Convenient but lovely still. Wish Eccleston had actually been there to complete the scene.
11. Hartnell - Troughton. "It's far from being all over" gives me chills every time.
12. McCoy - McGann. The Frankenstein imagery is neat (especially given the Eighth Doctor's connection to Mary Shelley) but my favorite part of this regeneration is McCoy on the operating table, insisting that "I am not like you!"
13. Tennant - Tennant. Great cliffhanger, not very emotional or meaningful.
I disagree watch the whole entire Tennant- Smith... That one was rly emotional, not just it being the end of the RTD era, especially when he says "I don't want to go" im talking the WHOLE regeneration not just the final words- he was one of my favorites and if this was a list on best regenerations, i think ur no. 5 should be higher cause that whole speech was quite frankly amazing when he was talking about his past. Matt Smith, to me, had the best speeches out of most doctors.
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Tbh the way I see it, the Tennant to Tennant regeneration was a wasted regeneration that also complicated the numbering system of the Doctors. Like, the War Doctor screwed up the numbering enough, having it be one off, but making Tennant's meta-crisis regeneration count just screwed it up even more. Like, why is the Twelfth Doctor really the fourteenth incarnation?
The Tenth Doctor's regeneration always hits different. It really felt like the fans emotions for David's departure were integrated into it. Meanwhile, I'll never forget how shook I was by Matt's snap change to Peter. (Don't) Blink and you'll miss it. 😅
lol dont blink best episode
You better make Rupert Grint the 13th or 14th doctor.
Why? Oh...
The doctor will be ginger.
blackmail boi ewww no
Ew nah he would be so bad at playing the docter just no
the doctor will need to be a girl, Bonny Write maybe
@TACONINJA IS ME oop
PETITION TO MAKE THE DOCTOR A GINGER
7:35 he looks like the elf on the shelf
i hope when the 13th doctor regenerates into the 14th the bbc keep it a secret until the episode is aired
It would be fun
Unfortunately, we already know it’s gonna happen in 2022. We just don’t know WHO will be the new WHO show runner or Doctor yet.
@@stepforwardentertainment715 there’s rumours it’s Richard ayoade he was apparently spotted at the bbc talking to Russel t Davies I hope those rumours are true
There are so many of these videos that only show the regeneration itself. I was expecting the "Official" one to at least show us the moments leading up to each of the Doctor's deaths. It would be great for those unfamiliar with classic episodes to see some context.
Still, the video presentation is great.
Agree, the classic regenerations are given much less airtime here.
If you want context:
1) He seems unwell during the events of _The Tenth Planet_ then collapses. He says his body is "wearing a bit thin" meaning old age.
2) The events of _The War Games_ eventually result in the Doctor going to his as-yet-unnamed home planet, Gallifrey. He broke the rule of non-intervention, so the Time Lords force the Doctor to regenerate and exile him to Earth, where he remains stranded for some time.
3) The Doctor goes to confront the Great One, leader of the _Planet of Spiders,_ but is poisoned by radiation present in the caves.
4) After working together to stop the universe from decaying during _Logopolis,_ the Master tricks the Doctor into falling from the top of the radio telescope.
5) The Doctor and Peri are both infected with a disease in _The Caves of Androzani,_ but there is only one sample of the andidote, which the Doctor gives to Peri.
6) The TARDIS is struck by laser beams at the start of _Time and the Rani,_ and crashes, then the Doctor regenerates. No other explanation is given on-screen, although there is a Big Finish audio called _The Last Adventure_ which goes into more detail.
7) The Doctor is randomly shot by a street gang at the start of the TV Movie. Medical doctors attempt to operate, but make things worse as they are unfamiliar with his anatomy.
Everything after that is the new series, and it sounds like you know that already.
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Only thing left of first doctor's regeneration episode is the regeneration.
@@cubesmithcom5694 episode no there are pieces of it, the whole story, there are 4 parts and the first 3 are in tact
"We all change, when you think about it, we're all different people; all through our lives, and that's okay, that's good, you've gotta keep moving, so long as you remember all the people that you used to be. I will not forget one line of this, not one day, I swear. I will always remember when The Doctor was me."
It's Doctor Who's birthday?!
Wow, my dad was born on Doctor Who day, didn't realize that til now. XD
Tell him happy bd from me ;)
Happy Birthday to him! :)
6:22 The best and saddest regeneration of one of the best Doctors ever!!
Also this music... *o*
My favorite regeneration is Eccleston to Tennant. I think maybe because, even though it was sad, he kinda left me with a happy feel since he went out smiling after sacrificing himself to save someone he loved. It was truly romantic and I thought his last words did him perfect justice.
On the other hand, I think my least favorite might actually be Tennant's to Smith's. Then again, maybe "least favorite" might not be the way to put it, because it wasn't as if it wasn't beautifully done or anything. It was just the hardest to watch. He went in tears after losing everyone he loved, frightened to regenerate for fear of what he would become. That tragedy is part of what makes him one of my favorite versions of the Doctor, but pretty much the entirety of The End of Time is excruciating.
What's your favourite? My favourite Doctor is number four, but my favourite regeneration scene is for Doctor number five Peter Davison.
no no no no NO! The best is regeneration of the 10th
Shutup and let the man have his opinion.
My favorite Doctor is Hartnell, not sure for favorite regeneration.
My favorite doctor is either the Second Doctor or the Fourth Doctor, they just bring their own personality to the role. And, I'd have to agree with the regeneration scene.
I'm going to say Nine had the best regeneration scene.
The Fifth Doctor hands down has the best regeneration scene.
I didn't think it was possible for me to STILL tear up at those words. "I don't want to go.." Ugh, the goosebumps.
12th Doctor is my favorite Doctor.
But my favorite regeneration is the10th Doctor's.
i dont want to go
My wife kinda' preferred the 3rd.
Why is everything sexy now?
Chilly Soda That's a reference. Did you see 'The Husbands of River Song"?
1:40 "Damn the new doctor is ugly."
1:46 "Wait. Never mind."
5:40 The moment that Doctor Who was really born
Also I so wish that 11s was longer, it makes it emotional to see what the companion goes through during the whole thing and their reaction. Terrible they made it so short for such a good Doctor.
Actually 11's regeneration is the longest in all the series. The majority of it was shown while he was destroying the Daleks. The overall process was the longest but I can see why the quick transition after it all could make it seem like it was so little.
It was also the beginning of a new regeneration cycle...
That feeling when you complain about the longest and most destructive regeneration to be longer and more destructive
I still think the first regeneration is FANTASTIC! I like all the others of course, but the first regeneration feels quite special to me as it was basically a sign indicating that Doctor Who would continue on.
6:18 to 7:10. That's the end of a fantastically brilliant era right there. God do I miss Russell T. Davis!
I have to say the most serious regeneration goes to David, the funniest one goes to Peter and the fastest one goes to Matt
Probably shouldn't of on watched this in college. Ended up crying
Muneeb Ahmed Me too, why do I do this to myself xD
Muneeb Ahmed shouldn't have
Happy Birthday Doctor Who
All my love to the Doctor's Fan
(sorry for my English I'm french)
Joyeux Anniversaire Doctor Who
#DoctorWhoDay
Matt smith was The best DOCTOR!!!
Devran Sezgün i agree with you
Devran Sezgün all the way mate
Devran Sezgün he was okay compared to some of the classic doctors I preferred them a lot tbh
The worst in my eyes
Prefer Tenant myself, but that may be down to the writing more than Smiths performance. Russel T Davis' writing was considerably better than Stephen Moffats IMO.
Despite even being a Classic Who fan, Tennant's regeneration is the most heart breaking. I can barely tell if his acting is fantastic, or if he's not acting at all and really just doesn't want to leave the show...
4:27 it sound like he's saying "HOT! Hot."
i don't want to witness peter regenerating he's too precious protect him at all costs
Who's scared of 7-8's regeneration?
The movie has a lot of horror themes running through it, so I guess that was the intention. If you watch the whole scene it intercuts between the regeneration and a guy watching Frankenstein.
TheMoonRover Yes I do guess that's true . The Movie is very horror themed.
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If you thought the regeneration itself was scary, should see how 7 actually died - it's still the most brutal way the Doctor has ever gone down. If that wasn't bad enough, the fact he is one of the few (if only?) to have regenerated without a companion or even a friend with him is really sad.
@RopeDrink The Second and Tenth didn't have anyone with him and the Twelfth probably won't either.
Make the Master one pls
We might make one with all of the other regenerations in Doctor Who, would you like that?
Doctor Who That would be nice and you could also include River Song's regenerations and the General's regeneration from Hell Bent
Yes, don't forget Romana! :)
That sounds like a plan!
I think we can all agree now that David Tennant’s regeneration was the most upsetting😭😭😭
Over-dramatic more like
nope that one goes to second. You do realize he was essentially executed, and he was screaming no no no!!!
6:18 At that moment he teased the place he doesn’t want to go..... then in the end of the 50th anniversary........ just watch it
You didn't show David Tennent shooting the regeneration energy into the hand in the tank, that could be confusing for people who didn't know he did that, they might think you put the same clip in twice or that he regenerated twice, but other than that, great video :)
you could of done a edit on the sixth doctor's regeneration with the Last Adventure
Glenn Reid
*could have
2:02 is it no wonder it feels different?
It looks like your hallucinating.
The first 8 were good because they were all different, the new doctors regeneration are boring,...the same old yellow glowy boring crap on every one, that's what was so good about the originals, you never knew what the regeneration sequences was going to look like, the new doctors same boring effect.
Even by today's standards, that very first regeneration is absolutely incredible
I'm so happy that this series is now 53 years old! This series that is completely fantastic! That in addition to telling stories, also teaches us lessons of love, friendship, and kindness. Doctor Who thanks for everything! And I hope it comes many more years ahead! #DoctorWhoDay
all 2005 babies remember this doctor who 7:30
Regardless of who's your favorite Doctor, I truly believe that 11th is the most emotional of them all. It's so well thought, brilliantly acted and it really portrays where the Doctor stands at this stage of his life, not only because the new regeneration cycle but also because he is much older and wiser yet still hopeful, that was the best about Matt's Doctor and Moffat really made him justice. Also, for the first time you can sense the actor saying goodbye to this wonderful character and universe that is truly bigger than any of them, which must be really hard, painfully so, and you can feel it in the speech and heartbreaking performance.
you literally said goodbye to the tenth doctor, not the eleventh.
the sadist one was David Tennant to Matt smith😥😥😥😥
They are missing one.
PATSY from Absolutely Fabulous played the Doctor for a few minutes in the BBC comedy short "Curse of the Fatal Death".
They should have kept her on for a full season.
A tear sarah jane? No, while there's hope there's SHOES, must find my shoes. third Doctor's final and first words.
"For the last time...find...my sh...shoes!" *regenerates*
This completely destroys every doctor who fans heart 13 times over and over again
"I don't wanna go" - dying
"I'll always remember when the doctor was me." - DEAD
Patrick Troughton had the hardest job out of anyone who has played the doctor as it was up to him to convince the audience he was still the doctor but with a different face. Thankfully he pulled it off like the pro he was because if he didn't, the show would have disappeared right there and then. I would say christopher eccleston had a tough job as the doctor to because not only did he have to not only introduce himself as the doctor and explain who he was to people who might have never see the show before but to older viewers who had grown up with the show that he was still the doctor and like Troughton he pulled it off big time.
Nine’s was nice in how he tried to keep Rose at ease, but having that last little bit (well earned) ego, to leave with a smile.
Seeing Eccleston go after 1 season always breaks my heart. and the fact we never really got to see McGann get to hit his stride as well (no i don't count the big finish dramas, half of the appeal of the doctor is his physical style and that you just don't get in an audio drama)
I bet you haven't listened to any audio dramas have you?
i have but i am a visual person. and many people don't enjoy audio dramas.
But yeah. The Caves of Androzani will always be my favorite regeneration. Too bad this video didn't include The Brink of Death for the Sixth Doctor though.
A madman in a box . A homeless man in a junkyard . A penguin with his arse on fire .A raggedy man . A man with no name . The oncoming storm . Never cruel and never cowardly . Possibly from the north
This hero goes by many names , and many faces many say he is the hero who saves earth every week. And he is because he is the doctor and he is the hero we all most find inside ourselves
Look at 6:40
Where the balcony is I don’t know if it’s me but is that a basket ball 🏀 haha 😂
10's resistance to his regeneration is due to just pure vanity; he just really loves himself lmao
And i love him for that :)
5:48 that bit of doomsday
10 will always be the best doctor by far. Even watching this clip sent shivers down my spine. Over a decade after watching it on tv and being so upset
I disagree tbh