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From Doctor Who: Series 6, Episode 12 "Closing Time"
CLOSING TIME
In the last few days of his life, the Doctor pays a farewell visit his old friend Craig, and encounters a mystery. People are going missing, a silver rat scuttles in the shadows of a department store, and somewhere close by the Cybermen are waiting.
Starring Matt Smith (The Doctor) and James Corden (Craig Owens)
Written by Gareth Roberts
Directed by Steve Hughes
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"Because love: it's not a emotion, love is a promise." 12'th doctor.
And Craig will never abandon Alphie.
Oh my god.... Loki really is made to become the next MCU Doctor....
When I saw the thumbnail, I thought this was a skit for the late late show. Then I remembered he was on Doctor who
I pretty exclusively refer to him as “Doctor Who’s Fat Roommate”
Darn it you beat me too it
We are very similar, very similar. I am a fan of The Late Late Show of James Corden.
I didnt know this
Forgot
Something about seeing James Cordon in pain, albeit fictionally, gives me great joy.
jesus XD
same
You know, after all these years of him on the Late Show, I'd rather have seen the Cybermen take him.
Who hurt you?
Yes fr true
All I can take from this unfortunately is the implication that any other human converted into a Cyberman just didn't love their kids enough.
And if its james corden....who cares take him lol
I suppose you could argue though that the other Cybers weren’t around their crying children when they were converted? Lumic converted the Cybermen in a containment factory thing away from anyone, and I’m pretty sure they converted or deleted children too so I guess any potential-cyberconverts wouldn’t hear that emotionally-charged sound of a baby/child crying to halt the conversion process because they were either removed from the situation or their kids were deleted. Sorry I know I’m taking this incredibly seriously... I was the unloved child etc, sob
@@queenoftheworld_ Craig was also meant to be a Cyber commander, they have more free will then the drones and see more suiceptable to emotions
Because every other parent hears their crying child when they're being converted? Don't be so daft
Let’s remark that Clive has active motivation in the moment of being trapped, both The baby and the doctor screaming right into his ear
The power of a man comfortable with his emotions literally killed the cyber men
Man defeats Cyber Men with Care Bear logic...
@@Starbat88 Maybe you're missing the point of Doctor Who?
Which in todays toxic masculinity translations matrix means they were CyberBetamen
@@ThoughtsAreRealOh I'm sorry, I didn't realise the point of Doctor Who is that most people who aren't James Corden just didn't love their children enough to not become Cybermen.
In A Good Man Goes To War the Doctor says he speaks baby, that makes him saying sorry to the baby here much worse
we know he speaks baby from the beginning of this episode thou
@@williamg209two what he or she is saying is that the baby is hearing and understanding the Doctor when he says he couldn't save his dad
@@IncendiaT1990 I'm saying we already know this so why comment it
Big question.
The Tardis translate everything
And the doctor say he speaks baby
Could it be the doctor knows only Galifrey and Baby? And the rest ist just Tardis?
That could be funny 😋
@@Sikun88 He actually says at one point that he speaks 5 billion languages in a different episode.
So basically, hears baby crying
Severe confusion
Heads explode
Entire ship/base blows up
I think that accurately sums up being a parent
yes yes it does at that lol
BAHAHAHAHA
That made my day, thank you.
Try being an older brother to a 3 and 2 year old.
i wish my dad where like that too........
Except he denied and been converted for Milk Shopping.................................
@@YourFriendlyViewerMan This might just be the most relatable RUclips comment I have ever seen
The cybermen are in constant pain and fright. Blocking their emotions lets them function.
That's no excuse for bad writing.
@@MrPaulmorris7777 that's no excuse for a stupid statement like yours
@@sillygoose635 My comment is actually quite accurate. Seen so many times the Cybermen overcome the emotional block to save themselves, and others
And if they saw what they became then they would break down
No shit sherlock
The most unrealistic bit of this episode is the idea that James Gordon would fit in a Cyberman suit.
This takes on a whole new hue after becoming a parent.
Seeing it live I wasn't a Dad and I wasn't all that into it. Seeing a baby boy later I'm in floods of tears!
If only this episode didn’t feature Cybermen...
The instincts of a parent is one of the most beautiful things anyone can witness or feel
I actually quite like the two Corden stories...
I agree. This episode isn't as good as the other one, but it's still goodish
I wish The Doctor and Craig could have had a season of adventures together. Or even Craig an 12. Woulda been better than 12 and Clara
* *duck* * !!!
Ram Laska creg and 12 would be...uncomfortable
@@tipperary4525
More uncomfortable than the painful 12/Clara/Danny love triangle? 😒
tipperary craig and 12 were best friends since childhood i think it would be amazing
When those parental instincts kick in, they kick in hard!
Hell yeah! And it's awesome!
Best comment ever!👍❤️
if parental insticts actually existed there wouldnt be people who sexually abuse their own kids or beat em or starve em or abandon them. And yet
This just shows how good of a dad Craig is. He did something most likely nobody has done before, and it was all for Alfie.
Conclusion Creig is the most powerful defense against Cybermen ever devised. Not only did he reverse the conversion process. He single handedly took out a ship based on his love for his son. I would love to see an episode where the Cybermen try to take over earth. The Cybermen are like you can not stop us. And the Dr is like I can't but he can. Then the Cybermen see Creig and just flee.
its a terrible ending played by a terrible person (james corden being one of the most vindictive people you can work with behind the scenes) its exactly like an anime where all the characters put their fists together and beat the villain and save the day with "the power of friendship". its just a cop out for the good guys to win the day for some arbitrary reason instead of coming up with a proper resolution of conflict. its almost as stupid as victory of the daleks when the cyborg just disarms the bomb inside him just by remembering a lady he wasnt supposed to be in love with. explain to me how that is good writing in any way and not just looking for a bullshit resolution of conflict that is the most boring and cookie cutter thing ever
@@Bigal3031 its the opposite of powerful. all it is, is a cop out to give the "good guys" a random way of saving the day thats about as cookiecutter as when anime characters all put their fists together and save the day and beat the villain through the power of friendship. its not good writing its incredibly lazy writing that youre praising. its people like you that are the reason dr who cant hire any good writers anymore, cause they need to hire shit ones to keep people like you happy as all you'll ever wanna watch is garbage where the good guys win for no real reason other than because the writers said so and they want you to just mindlessly soak it up vomit shit opinions that make anyone with half a brain feel like theyre staring into the blinding lights of vacuous crap
@@paddypenguin8895 okay cyberman meatrider sorry emotions won lmfao
“What is happening you metal morons, is that a baby is crying and you better watch out because guess what? Haha! Daddy’s coming home!”
One of the many best lines from the Doctor
Really? You think that is one of the many best lines from the Doctor? Wow! You haven't watched much good DW, then.
@@MrPaulmorris7777 Everyone's a critic.
Wrong!
That's a bit bioshock.
"STILL NOT GINGER!" is the best by a mile.
And the good ol' Dad overcomes the reality of cyber surgery with the power of Care Bear logic!
One thing I only just noticed, is why this happened.
It isn't that other parents converted did not love their kids enough.
Craig is a reletively new father. When you become a parent, your brain chemistry actually changes to give parental instincts. Other parents have been at it for a while. Craig's brain is still changing. The sound of his child crying activated that part of his brain, allowing it to overpower the conversion process.
literally every single thing you said is wrong
Parents brain chemistry doesn't magically change when they have kids. If it did awful neglectful parents couldn't exist. But they do. Any "changes" are simply the results of brain development corresponding to activities, like all brain development
Plus by your own logic this would mean long time parents would be the ones who have an advantage not new parents, nor would such a change take seconds, Plus why would literally any of this be relevant, you think the cybermen who have absolute control over ppls brains would be influenced by such a irrelevant thing. You might as well argue it was because he happened to be drunk and that changes brain chemistry
Youre just trying to rationalise a stupid episode in the worst way possible
@@DimT670 People's brain chemistry do change as they become parents. It's not magic. It's biology and evolution. That doesn't mean it works for everyone in the same way, and it doesn't stop anyone from being bad parents regardless. It's also not mind control. People still have a choice in how they behave, and some people choose poorly. What it does is help people bond to their children and have the overwhelming desire to protect them. It doesn't guarantee it, but it HELPS. It facilitates parenthood, it doesn't ensure it.
You think that because it doesn't work 100% of the time that it doesn't exist? Stupid episode or not, that's just stupid reasoning. And I mean, it's a pretty well-studied field in medicine, so you can just freaking look it up.
There's even the oxytocin that helps with the bonding process.
@@DimT670 boohoo cyberman meatrider go convert some other species
Cybermen: “Begin full conversion!”
Borg: “Hold my nanobots...”
Didn't the Borg lose against the cybermen during a crossover?
@@themostbritishpersonalive868 They did! No bloodstream for their nanoprobes to convert, so they couldn't brainwash them or convert them.
@@SilenceInd that's hilarious could the cybermen convert the Borg though cause they're still partially organic
@@themostbritishpersonalive868 Oh not just the borg. Everything, literally everything.
The Cybermen converted literally everyone.
@@themostbritishpersonalive868 I think the crossover featured a combo of the Borg's tech and the Cyber conversion that made it possible for conversion of races that weren't within Terran human dimensions so even Judoon and Raxicoricofallapatorian Cybermen were a thing.
This means that much more if you've ever been in a situation where you've heard a baby/kid crying in pain or fear, or if you are a parent (which would also involve being around a scared or hurt kid, sometimes). 💕 It makes it an even more touching scene.
I really liked this episode. James Corden and Matt are hilarious together.
"I believe in you! I believe you can do this! I've always believed in all of you, all my life!" Started as a pep talk towards Craig and ended as a pep talk to humanity as a whole.
Him surviving only released a much larger threat. His godforsaken late night show!
“Which means a very big explosion”
Of course it does.
Don't lie, we all were thinking the same feeling as the Doctor in this scene.
"Daddy's coming home" still is one of my favorites quotes of the entire show.
James Corden being a great dad
James cordon os too much of a wanker to be a dad
@@tommyatkins2527 ^ i was looking for this.
@@tommyatkins2527 he has 3 kids, least you could do is not be a jerk
Well must be better at that than his acting sha
lmao I dont remember posting this
I blew em up with love, this is quite possibly the best thing to come out of James Corden's mouth.
Jack O Brien 😂
*Love the fact that Alfie Crying saves his Life*
Matt Smith will always be my favorite Doctor. He was funny and quirky and I miss him so much.
One episode he's talking to a baby and helping a father. The next few episodes later, he returns to help once more! I loved them both!
We’re all stories in the end
So make it a good one
We miss you 11th Doctor 💙
I wanted to like this but it is at Eleven likes and that is Fantastic
Doctor and the Ponds. My favourite era. Hopefully series 11 will become as good as those were :)
@@MichaelM28 hr wasn't stating his era was the best, he was saying it was his favourite
"I have always believed in all of you, all my life! I'm going to die, Craig.
Tomorrow i am going to die, but i dont mind if you just prove me right!!"
Crazy quote...
Craig being James Corden makes me root for the Cybermen.
I love Dr who it's the light of my life to see such humour and a lot is serious stuff
Me too yo!
The doctor is my life Fam!😀😃😃😃😃😄😄😄😄😄
My head also explodes when I get too emotional.
The episodes with Craig were honestly really good
Craig, the man that fights with emotion. You GO Craig!!!
If only they’d let him stay in there… no late late show.
I think this is what Doctor Who has been missing in varying degrees lately. Hope. Raw. painstakingly pure hope. beyond all other things The Doctor is a symbol of hope, a shining star in a vast sea of darkness, not bogged down by the petty squabbles of our time The Doctor marches forward confidently because he knows that no matter what perils humanity faces we get through it, so why bother letting yourself get bogged down by the madness and turn to despair stand up and fight.
Fact parental instincts, especially for new parents can be very overwhelming. Seriously anyone whos a parent should remember the first time they heard there child scream and how scared they got because they didnt know what to do but knew that they had to protect there child.
One of my favourits scenes ! Thanks you so much !!^^
How many of you that aren't parents were fighting back tears. I know I was and still am.
I like seeing James corden in a mask that completely hides his face
This was my first Doctor Who episode I ever watched.
1:49 is a whole mood
"Ohh please, just give me this..."
A throwback to The Doctor Dances in Season 1 I feel.
I miss this doctor so much
XoticWolf same
same i first started watching DW and i started with Matt Smith then i went and tried watching Peter Capaldi but i just couldnt get past ep1 i mean the other members are in from the Matt Smith years but ill have to try n watch
It be nice if 13 visited Greg again, cause in Greg’s perspective he thinks he’s/she’s dead
Craig
I wasn't even cheering the cybermen on when they were fighting the daleks but I certainly was here.
I remember when I used to love seeing Cordon on the telly...he was like this loveable, chubby breath of fresh air. Good times. Good times.
nice to see the love of a father portrait like this
Ok did not realize what the new season was missing know I remember
if you don't know what the new season is missing then you haven't watched the new season
Considering this is out and out one of the worst episodes of doctor who, maybe this isn't the best video to start that whole argument
Brum Racing That’s a nice opinion there. It would be a shame if I were to, disagree with it.
I like his talk show but he is so talented don't give up the stage.
Tbh I preferred it when the cybermen had to cut out the brains, it made them more creepy.
The cybus cybermen actually have two methods of coversion. A full, irreversible conversion involving cutting out of brains and slotting into suit, and a dirty but quick conversion used to get more troops quickly if needed, where they slot the person into a functional cyber armor.
a third one to where the head simply gets severed off and into the cyber-man
The classic ones dismantled people and replaced bits and pieces over a period of time. That was the creepiest.
Let's start a chain. One line at a time.
The power of love is a curious thing.
Can make one man weep, or make another man sing.
@@MelonDoesStuff Yes we have no bananas.
like hell he could fit his face in that helmet
They got an xxxxx large one made lol
Hahahahahaha
"Make it stop! Please!" Me watching Cats 2019
May 16th 2020; Ah Memories
Blimey. Series 11 makes this episode look like a masterpiece!
Honestly, I don't know what you've been watching because from where I am standing most of Series 11 has been brilliant
The Matt Smith era was a masterpiece imo
I mean, there is stuff actually happening. That's a huge improvement over Series 11 already.
I just wish they give 13 something to do already, she's great but god everything around her is so dull.
Ikr . This series does much better
@numpteez tbh rosa wasn't even half good when it came to the plot . The only episode that was good and it's villain even being decent is the stenza ( The women who fell to earth )
That poor cyberman was turned into james cordon, what a terrible fate 😢
damn, so close to converting james corden into a a cyberman
probably the best thing he's ever appeared in
I genuinely thought I imagined this episode
One of the greatest scenes of all time
This scene makes me cry
Never stop a man when his baby is crying
the lesson here...
NEVER underestimate a good father's love for their child
"...It's just a little light going out" 🥺😭
The Power Of Daddy
0:56 to 1:35 Cyberman: "Emotions eradicated. Conversion complete. [there is the sound of beeping] Alert! Emotional subsystems rebooting. This is impossible."
The Doctor: "He can hear him. He can hear Alfie. Oh please, just give me this. Craig, you wanted a chance to prove you're a dad. You are never gonna get a better one than this."
Cyberman: [almost panicking] "What is happening?!"
The Doctor: "What's happening, you metal moron, a baby is crying. And you better watch out! Because guess what? Ha ha! Daddy's coming home!"
Craig: ALFIE! ALFIE I'M HERE!
@@coachlombardi9657 Cyberman: "Emergency!!! Emotional influx! Overload! Overload! Overload!!!" [all the Cybermens heads explode with hilarious results, along with their crashed Cybership]
Wish my dad did this except without the cybermen just coming home
Was really looking forward to seeing the first plus size cyberman.
I am still waiting for Jodie to be acting this amazingly. Hope it happens
Arguably, she is. You're waiting for the writers to give her something good.
So far, as the first female doctor; she's been broke and homeless, made a mess of a shop and had people buy her clothes, can't keep track of where her ride is parked, hitchhiked, visited a racist town for lunch, stayed in a motel room with an older looking man, ran from spiders, got hurt while dumpster diving, lost her stuff again, and dealt with a space gremlin. Oh, and ever since she got probed by that tentacle monster she's been waving around and checking what looks like a pregnancy test.
Her acting has been great though! I blame the writers.
Yea I guess you're right. She was quite good in first ep. I am still waiting for chibnall to write a good script then :)
And we do know she has the acting chops. In Broadchurch she played a mother whose son was murdered and portrayed that grief *so* well. I'd love to see her bring some of that acting into the show but I guess the script hasn't given her an opportunity yet.
sirdeadlock couldn’t have said it better myself
idk how to say this except everyone started to hate him when he moved to america
Ah remember when doctor who was just doctor who on sci fi adventures through time and space etc etc.
When Doctor who was actually Doctor who. I don't know what they are calling the crap that's currently airing but it's definitely not Doctor who.
@@SGK1206 I agree. I wasn't speaking about the episode itself. I was speaking generally about the era.
But this isn't good Doctor Who though alongside Nightmare in Silver, Dark Water/Death in Heaven, World Enough and Time/The Doctor Falls is the worst Cybermen stories in the shows history
@@justsomerandomguyonline1144 I'm not taking anything you say seriously 😂😂😂 I've had plenty of debates with you in the past. You're probably the most well known Doctor Who troll. You're the guy that believes one of the most acclaimed Who episodes ever ( Heaven sent ) is one the worst ever 😂😂
@@ME-yg1ww I'd say Michael McGrath is the most well known troll now.
This is story telling at it's finest.
"I did my duty for written and country"
This is so bad!! So we're just supposed to believe that every other person that got converted just didn't love their family enough???
i think it's that when they become cyberized they don't think about that and just lose hope and resign to the cybermen
He wasn't fully converted yet, most people had their brains removed.
@@harvesterofhitpoints4597 So why did the Cybermen choose to not scoop out his brains this time.
@@chrispy3369 because scenario
@@chrispy3369 the others wore not as lucky to hear their kids crying
Parents overall nees a level of willpower of an unnatural level.
But i quess from a non parent this scene cant be understood.cause the moment you hear the kid cry no matter how exhausted sleepy tired you are he/she becomes your priority.
The others wore not as fortunate as Craig here
0:18 Craig goes Darth Vader.
DADDY'S COMING HOME!!!!!
Conclusion: Love your kids when you have some, or if you already do
Bless Stormaged...Alfie.
Can we keep James Corden in the Cyberman suit, please?
"Daddy's coming home!" Mate, go doctor!
"Begin full conversion"
*Saw blade noises*
"Conversion complete"
*Well, actually no, let's just completely undo cutting the brain out*
Daddy’s coming home!
"Emergency, emotions!"
Sounds like every stereotypical teenager ever
Should have brought in iron man's vfx artists to do the shading on his face as the helmet was closing.
Can we all just recognize Alfie AKA "Stormageddon, Dark Lord of All" as the legend he is!?!
Stormageddon 1 - 0 Cybermen
Thicc Cyberman isn't real, thicc cyberman cannot hurt you.
this was where i first found james cordon, so happy how far he’s come he’s so talented
"And it came back a better history".
Back when Doctor Who was good.
If I ever get the chance to meet Mr. Corbin this is what I would want to talk about
The doctor and the baby are the best duo ever put to screen
Bring back Craig! 🙏
Bring back Stormageddon
Desperate Mohammedan the World's Strongest Arab have Trump as a companion too! lol 🤪
@@stephenmurphy2212 But Trump hasn't actually featured in any Doctor Who episodes. That was the joke.
@@stephenmurphy2212 Wait. Are you actually comparing Trump to Hitler?
Imagine his reaction to the 13th Doctor lmao
“What is happening you metal morons...” I love that diss
“Alfie I’m coming” beats up cyber men
When I saw the thumbnail I was confused to who that was then I saw James Corden and my face expression changed
I was expecting Craig to actually turn into one, would've been a crazy, horrific and yet an amazing companion ending