0:00 The Trial of a Time Lord: Part Thirteen (The Ultimate Foe: Part 1) 0:13 The Seeds of Doom: Part Three 0:26 Terror of the Autons: Episode Three 0:42 The Sea of Death (The Keys of Marinus: Part 1) 0:49 The Face of Evil: Part Two 1:06 Frontier in Space: Episode Two 1:11 The Two Doctors: Part One (4-part re-edit) 1:22 Desperate Measures (The Rescue: Part 2) 1:39 Doctor Who and the Silurians: Episode 3 1:52 Remembrance of the Daleks: Part Three 2:09 The Time Monster: Episode Two 2:30 The Enemy of the World: Episode 1 2:37 The Two Doctors: Part One (A different 4-part re-edit) 2:48 Carnival of Monsters: Episode One 2:57 The Mind Robber: Episode 1 3:09 The Android Invasion: Part One 3:23 Spearhead from Space: Episode 3 3:47 The Temple of Evil (The Aztecs: Part 1) 4:05 Colony in Space: Episode Five 4:12 The Twin Dilemma: Part Two 4:22 The Five Doctors (maybe a cliffhanger from the 4-part re-edit. I honestly don't know) 4:26 Kinda: Part Two (the resolution obviously being from Kinda: Part Three)
Not necessarily sure it's fair to cast stones at the cliffhanger where no cliffhanger was intended (2 Docs, Five Docs). I saw them in American syndication this way and they were a bit unspectacular.
It must have been on the video release I only had it on dvd so I never saw those. I wish I had now those are priceless! 😂 the hold on! hold on! had me screaming
I dunno why, but the Colin Baker credits just immediately kill any form of tension. You could have the biggest, most earth-shattering thing happen... and then it's punctuated by that giant grinning face zooming backwards. And I god-damn LOVE it X'D
@Petrolosis (Adjusts glasses and adopts Dr Who nerd voice) Well, actually, the composer, Carey Blyton, was a great expert in medieval music and instruments and decided that the crumhorn would make a suitably alien and disconcerting sound to accompany 65 million year old reptiles. He was wrong. It still sounds like kazoo.
These are extra hilarious if you know the resolutions to them. For example, for the 3rd Doc cliffhanger at 4:05, the next episode opens with the Doctor immediately karate chopping the button out of the Master's hand. Crisis averted.
The first episode of The Mind Robber is a weird way to pad for time but that cliffhanger is actually great. TARDIS in pieces, Jamie and Zoe holding onto the console for dear life and the Doctor just spinning out into the void.
Well, what I’ve learnt today is that William Hartnell doesn’t like sweets. Patrick Troughton is his own worst enemy. Jon Pertwee is afraid of the floor. Tom Baker doesn’t like being torn apart. Peter Davison’s friends wouldn’t help him if he was drowning. Colin Baker can’t finish his sentences. And Sylvester McCoy is just hanging about.
Choosing episode 2 of Kinda, one of the best cliffhangers in years, over episode 1 of Kinda, which is a guy snarling at the camera with a silly voice, is odd.
In my opinion, the cliffhanger from the second episode of the mind robbers is the best one, for both the insane editing and the absurdity of the unicorn
Yeah, but it’s not really that immersion breaking given how many times we’ve seen the console moved outside the Tardis. It’s apparently pretty modular.
@@ClunkerSlimAlso, considering the first Doctor and second doctor had the same tardis And it was constantly changing shape and proportion We could just cannon plaster that with something being wrong with the artificial recaffiguration The real answer is the whole set is on Wheels Which makes me wanna hop on. On top of the consollen rolled down a hill
Remembrance of the Daleks - this is a fantastic story but yeh i do think the part 3 cliffhanger is a bit odd and instead it should have ended with the Doctor looking shocked rather than having the character say that final line directly into the camera (also known as breaking the 4th wall) - also that shuttle landing sequence would have looked even more incredible if they had managed to do it on a night time filming allocation. For some weird reason most cliffhangers in Trial of a Timelord end with a close up of Colin's face - that's why the cliffhanger to part 9 is absolutely fantastic because it's completely different and literally shocking (for Officer Edwards)
I'll honestly say that the first cliffhanger was a decent one, though strange. The only good Pertwee cliffhanger I know of was one from Inferno. There's all this tension. 20 seconds until the supposed end of the world. And it literally is just the clock ticking until the time is up, and then the episode ends.
To put is as succinctly as possible: The Master (the guy on the other end of the phone), is in cahoots with the Nestine Consciousness, a being which can make anything made of plastic come alive and kill people. The cord of the phone the Doctor was using is made of plastic, so when the Master activated that signal, it made the phone cord come alive and try to strangle the Doctor.
Terror Of The Autons. The Nestines can control anything made of plastic. The Master fitted an extra long phone cord whilst disguised as a phone engineer. He then phoned the Doctor and activated the phone cord using the small device in his hand. The phone cord started strangling the Doctor.
0:00 The Trial of a Time Lord: Part Thirteen (The Ultimate Foe: Part 1)
0:13 The Seeds of Doom: Part Three
0:26 Terror of the Autons: Episode Three
0:42 The Sea of Death (The Keys of Marinus: Part 1)
0:49 The Face of Evil: Part Two
1:06 Frontier in Space: Episode Two
1:11 The Two Doctors: Part One (4-part re-edit)
1:22 Desperate Measures (The Rescue: Part 2)
1:39 Doctor Who and the Silurians: Episode 3
1:52 Remembrance of the Daleks: Part Three
2:09 The Time Monster: Episode Two
2:30 The Enemy of the World: Episode 1
2:37 The Two Doctors: Part One (A different 4-part re-edit)
2:48 Carnival of Monsters: Episode One
2:57 The Mind Robber: Episode 1
3:09 The Android Invasion: Part One
3:23 Spearhead from Space: Episode 3
3:47 The Temple of Evil (The Aztecs: Part 1)
4:05 Colony in Space: Episode Five
4:12 The Twin Dilemma: Part Two
4:22 The Five Doctors (maybe a cliffhanger from the 4-part re-edit. I honestly don't know)
4:26 Kinda: Part Two (the resolution obviously being from Kinda: Part Three)
Correction: The Two Doctors is a 6-part re-edit, not a 4-part re-edit. Soz.
The Five Doctors Is Part 1 In The 4 Part Re-Edit
In The Trial of a Time Lord where is that the episode where The Master keeps saying "Die Doctor die, just die" then laughs?
Not necessarily sure it's fair to cast stones at the cliffhanger where no cliffhanger was intended (2 Docs, Five Docs). I saw them in American syndication this way and they were a bit unspectacular.
@@thetinytimelord Thanks for pointing out!
The blatantly-tacked-on cliffhangers inserted halfway through literally every Season 22 episode are unintentional comedic gold.
It must have been on the video release I only had it on dvd so I never saw those. I wish I had now those are priceless! 😂 the hold on! hold on! had me screaming
@@leadinglady046
I don't believe they were on the VHS release; they were created purely for syndication purposes.
@@leadinglady046 it was for American reruns in the 80's and 90's
the best is the vengeance on Varos part 1 cliffhanger where it's just the Doctor and Peri saying Hello and it dramatically curs to credits.
It's like the writers couldn't work an actual cliffhanger in those episodes and were just like "oh f*ck it, go to credits".
I dunno why, but the Colin Baker credits just immediately kill any form of tension. You could have the biggest, most earth-shattering thing happen... and then it's punctuated by that giant grinning face zooming backwards.
And I god-damn LOVE it X'D
Combined with the Trial of the Timelord cliffhangers and it's comedy gold. I love it.
That Colin Baker end card kills me every time.
Same
😀
I swear every time it goes faster and gets even funnier
@@ShakeItLittleTina
It’s the music too that kills me, I swear that speeds up too
Me too lol
The Silurians cliffhangers are fucking hilarious with both Jon's mildly disturbed face and smash cut to credits
The kazoo music 💀
@Petrolosis (Adjusts glasses and adopts Dr Who nerd voice) Well, actually, the composer, Carey Blyton, was a great expert in medieval music and instruments and decided that the crumhorn would make a suitably alien and disconcerting sound to accompany 65 million year old reptiles.
He was wrong. It still sounds like kazoo.
@@zacmumblethunder7466 🤣🤣🤣
@@zacmumblethunder7466 nobody insults Carey Blyton's crumhorn on my watch, take that back.
@DayOldMeat Typical. I should have known that the president of the Carey Blyton's Crumhorn Appreciation Society would see my comment.
These are extra hilarious if you know the resolutions to them. For example, for the 3rd Doc cliffhanger at 4:05, the next episode opens with the Doctor immediately karate chopping the button out of the Master's hand. Crisis averted.
A lot of Third Doctor cliffhangers are like that
i love the one that resolves with him casually saying "oh hello, are you a Silurian?" and offering a handshake. very Doctor
The Face of Evil one there is actually terrifying.
The Krinoid hatcing was pretty frightening too in context.
Yeah, the Face of Evil cliffhanger might be the best in the series.
Absolutely, this one puts the wind up me to this very day. "WHO AM I? WHO AM I?"
It could be because Tom Baker's face was actually kind of terrifying.
I cannot take the Silurians seriously with that bizzare music
Nor the sea devils…
Or warriors of the deep…
Feel like it’s something you’d hear in Monty Python or something
Car horn ass music 😭
@Keykhosrau It's a crumhorn. Medieval people listened to it
for pleasure.
The past truly was a different place.
pertwee era is so unmatchable because the stories do not really call for cliffhangers but they wedge them in every 20 minutes regardless lmao
0:49 Me at 3 AM, remembering something absolutely childish I did 5 years ago:
1:37 I'm sorry, the WHAT?!
The TARDIS fell off a cliff and ended up in the middle of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade
It’s a cliffhanger for The Romans. In the next episode they have shenanigans in ancient Rome and Barbara and Ian get kidnapped by slave traders.
The first episode of The Mind Robber is a weird way to pad for time but that cliffhanger is actually great. TARDIS in pieces, Jamie and Zoe holding onto the console for dear life and the Doctor just spinning out into the void.
A cliffhanger can be good and cursed at the same time
And, Zoes lovely bottom 😍
The wiggling of the masters little device always has me in stictches 😅
Well, what I’ve learnt today is that
William Hartnell doesn’t like sweets.
Patrick Troughton is his own worst enemy.
Jon Pertwee is afraid of the floor.
Tom Baker doesn’t like being torn apart.
Peter Davison’s friends wouldn’t help him if he was drowning.
Colin Baker can’t finish his sentences.
And Sylvester McCoy is just hanging about.
1:23 my humour is brokenn
No it’s fully functional that was hysterical
Imagine living around that area and you just see a fucking police box fall of a cliff
The tardis falling over got me 😂
3:25
The Mandela Catalogue (2021)
3:22 is actually creepy.
Yes very uncanny Valley indeed, which I suppose is the horror of the autons.
Imagine answering the door
To yourself
Possibly the best compilation ever
I like the cliffhangers with the 70's radiophonic scream and overdubbed two way echo giving the familiar rising / falling bubbling effect.
There's nothing wrong with most of these cliffhangers. This just makes me want to rewatch these stories.
I agree.
Me too! That doesn't mean they're not cursed though
5:01 - wHatZ HaPEneN
2:48 I remember watching this episode on Netflix and I thought to how it was possible to do that?
The effects are unreal.
Choosing episode 2 of Kinda, one of the best cliffhangers in years, over episode 1 of Kinda, which is a guy snarling at the camera with a silly voice, is odd.
1:47 when you can't find your car keys
3:17 - a poo looking through a window
"Make the window bigger! Let me out!"
Its quite scary how DR WHO influenced so many big time artists . I see from Ridley Scott James Cameron to Marvel comics
The Star Beast reminded me of how many of the British Invasion comic creators of the 80s got started in Doctor Who magazine.
In my opinion, the cliffhanger from the second episode of the mind robbers is the best one, for both the insane editing and the absurdity of the unicorn
The Kinda cliffhanger is absolute class
I like how the top of the Sontaran's nose at 3:17 isn't even attached to the rest of his face.
What episode is that?
I don't think that's a Sontaran, I think it's a Kraal from The Android Invasion.
it's a kraal and that's its horn. android invasion should have been a sontaran story, though.
Kind of makes him look like a raino.
@@DingleDangle66The Android Invasion Part One.
2:30 id the funniest one 😂
“Hello Bruce, what are you doing heėææř?”
The Face of Evil cliffhanger was a good one. Genuinely chilling...
Tbh, I like most of these cliffhangers! Some are a bit campy, but I'll forgive that if I get a phone cord of doom in return!
"OGRONS!"
"yrrf cmmh"
"AND THEY'RE WELSH"
This button could mean the end of the TARDIS, Doctor! *Cue music*
A lot of these cliffhangers are unintentionally hilarious 😂😂😂
My favorite is the Master's little red button device. I was in hysterics.
Audio production has definitely improved in the past couple decades lmao
Ngl that first one scared the shit out of me when I was little
Hello Bruce! What are you doing here huh?
Bruce:
Truly the doctor who cliff hangers of all time.
Thank you for including the resolution of the Kinda one, it's glorious.
General Scobie there is right to be afraid, tbf.
some of these feel like forgotten Limmy's Show sketches
The remembrance of the Daleks one was perfect and thrilling
At 1:27 did I see the console move a bit? Lol
Yeah, but it’s not really that immersion breaking given how many times we’ve seen the console moved outside the Tardis. It’s apparently pretty modular.
@@ClunkerSlimAlso, considering the first Doctor and second doctor had the same tardis And it was constantly changing shape and proportion
We could just cannon plaster that with something being wrong with the artificial recaffiguration
The real answer is the whole set is on Wheels Which makes me wanna hop on. On top of the consollen rolled down a hill
4:41 screams in sync wirh the sting
BBC Radiophonic Workshop features well in this compilation 👍
I was about to comment, but then the title music cut me off.
Great seeing Jack Meadows at the end
NAH THOSE LAST 3 WORDS IN THE END
I can only hope that one day, I will finally discover what Bruce was doing there...
The biggest enemy of this show:end credit & theme music suddenly show up & play right after showing a character/ 2 or more characters is/are in danger
Colin Baker and Jon Pertwee were always done so dirty by cliffhangers 😂
Some of these are comedy gold, but that Face of Evil cliffhanger is still the stuff of nightmares. Still effective to me. lol
Remembrance of the Daleks - this is a fantastic story but yeh i do think the part 3 cliffhanger is a bit odd and instead it should have ended with the Doctor looking shocked rather than having the character say that final line directly into the camera (also known as breaking the 4th wall) - also that shuttle landing sequence would have looked even more incredible if they had managed to do it on a night time filming allocation. For some weird reason most cliffhangers in Trial of a Timelord end with a close up of Colin's face - that's why the cliffhanger to part 9 is absolutely fantastic because it's completely different and literally shocking (for Officer Edwards)
There are about 3 or 4 amusing cliffhangers here and half are Jon Pertwee's ludicrous gurning, 'Im in agony!' acting...
1:22 I laugh more at this one because of the end card after what happened.
I'd like to formally request some mind of evil cliffhangers
The cliffhangers to parts 1 and 3 are in the next two videos in this series.
Funny is like this: 0:34
Not funny is like this: 2:34
I'll honestly say that the first cliffhanger was a decent one, though strange.
The only good Pertwee cliffhanger I know of was one from Inferno.
There's all this tension.
20 seconds until the supposed end of the world.
And it literally is just the clock ticking until the time is up, and then the episode ends.
What about the Auton reveal at the end of Terror of the Autons: Part Two?
Inferno episode 6 and its cliffhanger is simply the best stuff ever
Come to think of it, basically every classic who cliffhanger was cursed
Never has anything in my life. Made me go, you think! and also go, what?!!?! at the same time.
2:57 The Mind Robber: Episode 1.
This one was actually quite scary back in the day, you cut the scene a bit too short.
2:57 I don't know why, but this one is nightmare fuel for me, I have no idea why
Wendy Padbury - dat ass!
Ah, I love this show
0:49 No
2:34
😠
*DOCTOR WHO: PA-*
The face of evil was awesome
@4:23 Why is this bit from the five doctors in here? It’s a feature length one episode story, Sarah rolling down a hill is hardly a cliffhanger 😂
Technically it is a cliffhanger in the 4-part Re-edit of that episode. Either way, it was too funny for me not to include 💀
@@VerdanaTwo ohhhhh ok then it’s one of the best here 😂and yeah I get you ab too funny to not include 😂💀😂👌
Vorg could have at least cleaned his nails! 😂
3:00 i bet they wish they could rewind back then. 🍑
2:49 - what episode is this XD
Carnival of Monsters - Episode 1
Lol classic collection 🎉
2:46 4:28
My reaction: *wot*
No.
0:36 can someone explain to me what just happened?
To put is as succinctly as possible: The Master (the guy on the other end of the phone), is in cahoots with the Nestine Consciousness, a being which can make anything made of plastic come alive and kill people. The cord of the phone the Doctor was using is made of plastic, so when the Master activated that signal, it made the phone cord come alive and try to strangle the Doctor.
Terror Of The Autons. The Nestines can control anything made of plastic. The Master fitted an extra long phone cord whilst disguised as a phone engineer. He then phoned the Doctor and activated the phone cord using the small device in his hand. The phone cord started strangling the Doctor.
@@eddherring4972ah, thanks.
im not surprised the bbc cancled doctor who.
😐
A lot of these are actually good. Kind of makes me want to watch them, which is impressive for such an old show