Doctor Who 4x17 REACTION!! "The End of Time, Part 1"
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Eric Shane Calvin and Aaron react to and discuss season 4 episode 17 of Doctor Who The End of Time part 1
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Skipped my favourite line, with Wilfred.
"You never killed a man"
"Don't say that like it's shameful."
Bernard Cribbins never killed anyone in his service, which he was proud of. A little inclusion on Davies part.
Isn't that in part 2?
Dunne N' dusted I didn’t like that they took out Wilfred’s reaction to the TARDIS. “I thought I’d be cleaner” had me dying when I first saw it.
That’s next episode stop spoilers
All Things Paper technically it's not a spoiler. If I'm not mistaken, they should have part 2 up for their patreon.
It is a spoiler, since if it did not happen in this episode, or a previous one, anything after is by definition, a spoiler, be it to them, or us the fans.
Lost a legend today, Rest In Peace Bernard Cribbins.
2:22 For those in the dark, one of Queen Elizabeth I’s nicknames was “The Virgin Queen”...Ten, you dark horse
Yup, and that's why they called one of the first English colonies in America "Virginia" in her honor. An entire state (two states, even) is named after the fact that Queen Liz I never banged anyone.
Liz almost certainly did have sex. She's called the Virgin Queen because she didn't marry or have children.
+LiveHedgehog
The assumption in that time is that if you haven't married, you most definitely haven't had sex.
What is that certainty based on?
Every facet of her life was under the microscope- she even had someone check her bedsheets every month to see if she could still have children. Also, I don't know if she would risk getting pregnant.
This would be the events of the 50th special
It’s makes Sense James Bond is a Timelord he always appears looking different with a different personality
A Guy On RUclips Head canon!!
And a new female companion...
A time lord that kills but does good lmao
So, basically Rassilon with a Chameleon Arch, but for some reason, he decides to do good.
RIP WILF WHAT A LEGEND 😭
fun fact: John Simm was almost cast as the tenth doctor. The writers loved him so much they called him when they were casting the master.
The Timelords were fucking gods in these episodes. Timothy Dalton did something very special which gave the Timelords this feeling of great power and authority.
Only by like human standards they've always been kind of nothing on the god scale when we got creatures like Satan and the white and black Guardians
@@plantainsame2049 That is the big thing. In Classic Who, their first introduction had them stopping time naturally.
That introduction was in The War Games. However, even in that story, we learn they were weaker there, too.
We have seen an artificial version of that natural ability in the timelock when Davros came with his Daleks and took control of Earth.
@shauntempley9757 In the war games, they were using some type of plot. Convenient technology.Because they were literally nothing but a Plot device to stop the war lords and kill two
@@plantainsame2049 That is how they control time.
@@shauntempley9757 Yeah that's controlling artificially with their technology not naturally
"FOR GALLIFREY!
FOR VICTORY!!
FOR THE END! OF TIME! ITSELF!"
Greatest hype in all of Who, with the heavenly music building to an ever higher crescendo.
Right up there with "Death to the Scourge! And death TO THE LIVING!!!" in my opinion.
Also 14:30 Yes. Yes that's exactly what happened. How in the hell did you figure that out?
14:35 Calvin nails it
Yeah. An explanation of this goes back to that Season 1 episode in Cardiff, where Gwen was able to bring the Gelf through the rift.
His deductions are uncanny, sometimes.
Kieran Hall Detective Calvin.
The thumbnail game with this series is 10/10
To clarify the Queen Lizbeth joke.... Elizabeth I is nicknamed "The Virgin Queen"
He just finished day of the doctor timeline wise
Yup
10/10 Thumbnail.
it'll never get old seeing the universal love for Bernard
The thumbnail for this had me creasing lmaoooo
charlie _ chav
Luke Rose Eh? 😂
Luke Rose lmao 'creasing' is not a chav word man so many people use it everywhere in britain, educate yoself
Ikr JHAHAHAHAH
Chez B only chavs use it
Don't know whether or not you've recorded next week's episode. But, I think you should mention that it's Elizabeth Sladen's last ever appearance in Doctor Who unfortunately. The actress died of cancer a few years after this episode airs. Sucks so bad and left the Sarah Jane Adventures incomplete. She was great.
The very next year to be precise.
The beginning of the end. I love how utterly stunned most of you were at the Gallifrey reveal. And am I the only one who found the father and daughter who had the Master kidnapped creepy in an incestuous kind of way?
I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE WHO GOT THAT VIBE FROM THEM
@@forgemakesstuff2734 Nah fr wth lol
For this was the day that Rassilon's spit punched through the fabric of reality!
I'm honestly surprised no one even mentioned it...
The Spit Of RASSILON!
FOR GALLIFFFFFFREY!
FFFFFOR VICTORY
So Rassilon was james bond the whole time?
Who knew The Master created a Horcrux
The Master can do anything.
A Guy On RUclips he is Voldemort he has white hair and Voldemort has white skin
It's not the first time he's defied death.
It was a pretty over the top plot. If Davies had toned it down just a bit more, I would feel a little better.
Anybody noticed when The Master is being Brought back to life The Lighting sounds like Regeneration energy
A Guy On RUclips it's just the BBC being cheap
Luke Rose it’s almost certainly deliberate
Wipeout325 they probably couldn't be bothered to create any new sounds so they just re-used the regeneration sound
Przemysław Zańko hmm
A Guy On RUclips I did
And so it begins. We’re near the end of the Tenth Doctor’s era. Really happy to see that Blind Wave like Tennant’s Doctor. I do enjoy this episode. It’s bizarre and a bit all over the place but I still enjoy it because it has some real good scenes and moments. Part 1 is a serviceable set up for Part 2 which is much stronger. The WTF moments makes this even more reaction worthy. I love that they brought back Wilf as a companion. It’s what a majority of fans really wanted to see happen.
The scene with The Doctor and Wilf in the cafe is one of the main highlights. Definitely one of my favourite scenes. It’s heartfelt to see them being emotional. Wilf’s desire of wanting Donna to change and go back to the way she was during her travels with The Doctor, him mentioning how she’s subconsciously sad and that she’s making due. It’s really sad. Even The Doctor also reflecting on how he could actually die before a regeneration is quite sad too. I love how shocked Eric and Calvin were at the end! Haha!Calvin’s shock caught Aaron off guard! :D
"There's an old earth saying captain, a phrase of great power and wisdom and consolation to the soul in times of need..
ALLONS-Y!!!!!!!!!!"
12:04
The jaws just drop.
Its moments like that I watch Doctor Who for.
14:34 detective calvin
Get ready to cry
ruclips.net/video/BsbZlU_EQoQ/видео.html
“I don’t wanna go”
"There's an old earth saying captain, a phrase of great power and wisdom and consolation to the soul in times of need..
ALLONS-Y!!!!!!!!!!"
My, my, here come the Time-lords.
THIS. REALLY. HURTS!
I need some ice cream!
Gotta love that cliffhanger with Dalton's narration.
"There's an old earth saying captain, a phrase of great power and wisdom and consolation to the soul in times of need..
ALLONS-Y!!!!!!!!!!"
Wilfred, what a legend of a man.
17:20 The Vivotchie (?) said they were on a salvage mission, and the technology was from their world.
24:15 I forget where I saw this, but someone suggested that the reason Ten in particular feels this way about regeneration while the other Doctors might not is because of his experience in the Human Nature 2-parter. It's the human, John Smith, in him who is afraid to die.
Nooooo! I don't wanna wait a week for the next episode!
Dale, let me borrow your tardis then. My tardis has damaged brake lines. They are cut.
A decent first part, for an insanely good second part.
Rest in peace bernard cribbins
Throwing "Gallifrey, Our Childhood, Our Home" right at the end was a cheap blow below the belt Lono. I didn't sign up for end-card feels...
LOL! I love how at the end the only NOT dropping their jaw is Aaron... That. Was hilarious.
Rest well Wilfred Mott
Honestly, knowing how Davies is, that's probably exactly how this episode came about: starting with The Master Race, and working backward.
For comparison: The Sound of Drums, the entire story, the notion of the drums in his head, began with that song. Then he just projected backward from there.
11:56 and here you can tell who’s seen it all before.
Also probably a good time to remember the time lord victorious
Well, I was hyped for this reaction for a reason, and it definitely payed off. It's not a favorite of mine either, though I like it quite a lot, but it's a gold mine for reaction material. So many WTF and "HUH?!" moments. That cliffhanger might be one of my favorites in DW, and the reaction did not disappoint in the least. Also NICE, some Timothy Dalton love! I like him a lot too.
The Master being very... Master in this. But I'm glad everyone's loving Wilf. He's the best. I think I've yet to encounter a DW fan who doesn't like Wilf - this might finally be our constant that we can all agree on (watch, as someone jumps into the comments just to claim that they don't like Wilf).
Well. I certainly can't wait for next week. Also Lono, you're really playing with my emotions here, using This is Gallifrey AGAIN as the outro music. Are you TRYING to make me cry?!
This part is a dud, I agree.
Part 2 is much better and the ‘I can do so much more speech’ is Tennant’s shining moment in Doctor Who.
Also I get that its a bit schmaltzy, but his farewell to a whole era of characters always moves me.
It's sad how Moffat wanted his own show and didn't want any of the other great characters to come back
This is a classic weird doctor who episode. In the classic series they had weird concept all the time and as long as its executed well it's fine by me. Also that guess by Calvin was too good. Suspecially good.
As much of a mess this two-parter is, its still got some very entertaining moments.
And Ten's 'I could do so much more' speech always gets me.
Tom Monty Me i felt the opposite in that scene, it felt very out of character for him considering how he's been most of his life. Willing to put himself before others and now he's going on a selfish tantrum
Zak Rosenfeld, As soon as he sees Wilfred in that machine he immediately decides that he's going to sacrifice himself to save him (because he's The Doctor and that's what he does). He's only having a tantrum because he was told he was going to die and he was so desperate to overcome it and in that moment he realises he's failed - you can see it in his eyes.
He's being anything but selfish! It's just the fact that it had been prophesied and it being inevitable is what made him angry.
Not at all. Please, if you want to see selfish, watch the Doctors that know trouble is coming and pout that they're busy fishing and don't want to be disturbed. THAT is a selfish tantrum.
This was the act of a character that was actually written like a real person. (Note I didn't say human, just real. With emotions beyond "hurr durr he's *weird*") Even amazing people like the Doctor reach the end of their endurance. And Ten reached the end of his endurance, after all he's gone through over and over and over again in his short life. No other Doctor had gone through as much as he had in the short amount of time he'd been alive. At some point you just....break.
What makes Ten a better person than most of us is that after that outburst of bitterness and anger, he took a breath, steadied himself, and did what he had to do. Even if it meant his death. A death, I might add, that he wasn't even sure he'd regenerate from.
StormWolf, I agree. Ten's tantrum suited his character and everything he'd been through. Twelve's refusal to regenerate, on the other hand, sort of just came out of nowhere.
Tom Monty I actually like this story. The first part is clunky and rushed, but it serves it's purpose well enough as a set up for the 2nd part. TEOT part 2 is for the most part, really good. Obviously, it's incredibly emotional, I can't wait for the reactions to certain scenes in that episode. Overall, TEOT is a solid 7.5/10 for me. I really can't understand the overwhelming hate for it in this comment section though. Ironically and hilariously, it seems to be the same few people commenting over and over again.
I'm so creeped out that Aaron doesn't think meat needs to be refrigerated...
On an episode-related note, the Master's imperfect resurrection shows us just how much power is being contained in the outwardly ordinary Time Lord body.
11:51 And 321 for Synchronized Jaw Drop cuts to Dalton
This first part is fine. It serves it's purpose as a set up for TEOT part 2 well enough. It feels a bit like filler though and it makes me wish this story wasn't split in half at all. It wasn't really needed because aside from the scenes with Wilf and few of the other plot heavy bits, nothing else really happened. All of the important bits from TEOT part 1 could be condensed down to about 25 minutes. What they should've done is aired a 90 minute special on Christmas day instead.
The 2nd part is really good though and I'm really looking forward to it.
You know the actress you played Naismith (Martian Manhunter)’s daughter in this was Kuasa in season 3 of Legends of Tomorrow
I respect that everyone has a favourite season, showrunner, Doctor and set of episodes. I also realise everyone who is passionate about the show is very passionate about their views too. A lot of people who love this era of the show will legitimately be pretty downbeat next week when it ends. But please be respectful of the fact that many people disagree and like me, love the Matt Smith era. I hope we can avoid the comments thread become a vile place of toxic abuse.
I really hope that too. But judging by, y'know, every other comment section about Moffat era "Doctor Who" over the last 8 years or so I doubt it unfortunately.
The same absolutely should go for Matt Smith fans (personally I like Matt Smith _and_ David Tennant because first and foremost, i'm a "Doctor Who" fan). In my experience though most of the real bile and vitriol is anti-Moffat (it's really the vehemence of the response I struggle to understand and am also thoroughly bored of - sometimes it feels like the anti-Moffat brigade are actively annoyed at _anyone_ enjoying his run).
My favorite doctor is every doctor after one. Whichever I’m watching at the time. The all had their good points and their flaws.
@@anonymes2884 Its funny to look back while in the Chiball era. So many people *hated* moffats Who. But now people praise it as "while it was still good". Wonder if thats going to happen again once Chibnall steps down.
Fun fact: In 1966 Peter Cushing starred as a human Dr. Who in a non-canon movie called "Daleks-Invasion Earth:2150 AD" with a companion played by Bernard Cribbins (Wilf), so this is the second time he's been a companion.
I SOOO wished they would've watched "The Wedding Of Sarah Jane Smith", in which the Trickster refers to "the Gate" waiting for the Doctor: this episode's "Gate of Immortality".
If time Itself is destroyed in the past, then the future is fucked up too
"silver cloak" being a network of old people reminds me of the white lotus from ATLA: Old people camp
You picked up on Martian Manhunter, but you missed his daughter, who played Kuasa in Legends of Tomorrow!
Guys. After The End of Time, Part 2, before you move on to series five, you gotta do a twofer of these short things:
Doctor Who - 500 Miles
The Ballad of Russell and Julie
They've got nothing to do with anything, really, but they were part of the whole celebration of the change of the guard, and spiritually serve to cap off the Davies/Tennant era of the show.
Martian Manhunter and kuasa in the same episode! The the part of my brain that loves the CW is freaking out rite now
GUYS! You gotta get part 2 done like now!!! Haha. These were my favourite episodes of Doctor Who and seeing them after this long while watching other people react to how awesome they were is just fantastic! Love your content. :D
Such a brilliant double (or even triple?) cliffhanger - with such a lackluster follow up (episode).
OHHHHHHHH! I LOVE THIS EPISODE SO MUCH! This along with the next episode are tied for my favorite episode in Doctor Who history!
I just noticed that this takes place right after day of the doctor, ten talking about queen elizabeth I. and stuff
I love their reaction to the Time Lord reveal
Been waiting all day for this reaction, this two-parter is so good
A couple seasons ago Jack asked the Doctor what happened to the Tinelords and Daleks and the Doctor said he timelocked them and the war. Since then he's never offered any explanation as to how or why he did that.
14:35 Detective Calvin back at it again
For you guys at Blind Wave @ 2:24, Good Queen Bess was Queen Elizabeth the 1st...the virgin queen...
Bad Wolf t-shirt! 😍
I remember, for me, it was so sad and difficult to say goodbye to Ten and to move to Eleven. But I eventually did, and I learned to appreciate each Doctor for who they are. For Ten, he felt he was losing his connections to the people he had come to love and care about so much; I see Ten, in many ways, as not wanting change. He also connected to humans so much that he also feared death and didn't want to regenerate. Despite what some may think about the writing, David Tennant's acting was freaking brilliant and he shows what so many humans do at that moment of choice: selfishness, despair, and finally resolve and choosing to save one more human, because to him, they are always worth it, even if this time he struggled to get there
Wow i forgot how much happens in this ep compared to others, its like a comic book, the wacky villians plans, the pacing, the spectacle.
Seeing Eric, Calvin and Shane’s jaws drop at the end has been such a long time coming, but it was so worth the wait.
FOR THE END OF TIME ITSELF!
Their faces, lol.
Pity they never recognised Tracy Ifeachor (Kuasa from legends of tomorrow)
Wow, I missed that too, lol
Here before part 2 when Vale Decim breaks my heart every time I see the scene.
I love Wilf , my favourite companion. The next episode always brings tears to my eyes, and Wilf gets me every damn time 😢
Bernard Cribbins (Wilfred) was also in the 1966 film Daleks Invasion of Earth 2150AD with Peter Cushing playing the Doctor.
These weeks for new reactions I have to wait are torture.
Keep an eye out for the Doctor's main man... Dickon Tarly is coming.
It’s the master race everyone
Gee that pun, it’s so horrible but great, and german
dan b It's so bad that it's good. You just have to love the audacity.
Good Queen Bess was Queen Elizabeth nicknamed "The Virgin Queen".
time for the first part of one of the best episodes
It funny, in my mind, I understand perfectly what The Doctor was trying to say about being a different person while still being sorta the same person that River would know, but for the life of me, I can't figure out how to say it properly, lol.
"Shiiiit Fatman Chad is him too!"
Bahaha hahahahha. I nearly died.
-Rosanna G
To quote Count Dooku: I've been looking forward to this...
Calvin's reaction to the Time-Lord congregation reveal is everything!
The voice of the 'lead ood'/'Elder Ood' was the legendary Brian Cox (William Stryker in Xmen, the original Hannibal Lecter and so much more).
The gallifrey in this episode is the one at the time of the time war. Just before the final battle with the Daleks
Doctor: I'm gonna die
Bernard Cribbins: So am I.
Everyone: Don't you dare.
R.I.P. Bernard Cribbins.
*Posts Wilf salute GIF*
So yeah, this episode was the first time I saw David Harewood and Tracy Ifeachor (aka the Naismiths), and then cut to a few years later, he pops up as Martian Manhunter on Supergirl, and THEN a couple years later here SHE comes as Kuasa on Legends. Just imagine me losing my damn mind when I saw her for a split second in the Legends trailer, just recognized her by her smile...
Sidebar, Donna Temple-Noble, loosely translated, Lady Time Lord 😎
Oh how I wish it was time for part two already!
I had no idea there was so much hate for John Simm's Master. Fucking loved him myself.
I love the Master, especially John Simm's incarnation.
The second half -- you will laugh, cry, yell, and cheer. It's a great episode.
Eric's reaction of "huh?" is probably the best reaction to this two parter you could hope for.
I'm not ready for next week. I don't want to go -on.
Do these guys live in the same building or something or do they just come to film videos every day?
Timothy Dalton as Rassilon is always a win in my books.
12:00 I was young when this cliffhanger was sprung on me.
Most shocking twist I've seen. Maybe barring a few whodunnits.
Perfect thumbnail
It begins.
My favourite cliffhanger
Here comes the drums!
Where’s part 2 we need it arghh can’t take it anymore
I know you were joking but thanks for going " Yes Paganism" The wiccan in me thanks you for your support.
did any one notice spit coming out the timelord mouth at the end I haven't seen this in a while and I just notice it
Brandon Law yeah very "moist" speech
Of course everyone noticed it. Shows the realism and dedication Timothy dalton has
Oh boy next episode will be very very chaotic. So much to talk about, master, doctor, time lords, and of course that long ending