Rory does in fact remember those 2,000 years. You should all know this, especially Aaron. When the Tardis was appearing at the wedding he even mentions "and then I was plastic"
It was incredibly obvious in the episode itself, and it's not treated as a reveal at all when it comes up again. It's treated as something the audience already knows.
I've always loved this Christmas special. Such an original take on a classic. There's also a nice balance between the tragic and the humor in the episode. I just really enjoy it. I'm glad they liked it too.
I love the inventive aspect of how he is watching his own timeline get rewritten and experiencing it, new and fresh, while the doctor and the kid are in turn also experiecing it. Basically I just like the Time Travel idea for this episode. It was fresh and interesting for me.
The part with meeting the “ghost of Christmas yet to come” and it was the Doctor showing his younger self the Bitter old future self always gives me chills.
@@LORDdrPepper then your opinion of it being the worst era for doctor who is uninformed... if you havent even bothered to watch the series then you shouldnt trash it. Especially seeing as some of the best writing in who is in Capaldi's era.
MavenCree it tough for Aaron. I’m sure he wanted to say that but then that spoils a great episode in the future. A few of their questions can be answered by saying “it’ll get explained later”. The doctors wife does a good job of resolving many of the time/tardis questions. She manages it all! 😀
Moffat haters be like: It all goes downhill after season 4 Blind Wave: That was the best written season with the best arc and the best Christmas episode HA.
Wow, I can't believe I completely forgot about the details of this one. I remembered it vaguely, but I honestly didn't recall it being so nice and heartfelt. Such a clever way to use the time travel idea and mix it with a classic story.
I remember watching this episode in a post-Christmas-dinner food coma and just being like "wtf, Katherine Jenkins and flying sharks?!" But in retrospect, it's one of the best Christmas specials! :)
It's such a nice episode and I always laugh during it. I completely cannot wait for the first episode of the next season. It's my favourite season to see new reactions of.
I'm usually not huge on the Christmas specials, and neither am I huge on rehashing Dickens' A Christmas Carol. But this episode is among the better Christmas episodes and provides a fresh re-imagining of the classic story in a way only something like Doctor Who can provide.
Rory will always remember those 2000 years, and I love the "Jumping the Shark" joke. The next episode and season is one of the greatest, but I can't remember what the antagonist looks like...
Every time I think back to S6 I'm surprised by how many episodes I remember really liking. I think the Pirate one and the rebel flesh two-parters are the only ones I didn't care for.
Abigail singing always gives me goosebumps. Michael Gambon said it was a good thing he didn't have any lines in that scene. She was literally singing on set and he was so shook by the power in her voice (she's an opera singer in rl) and having to stand so close while she sang that he doubted he could have gotten any sound out.
Season 6 is my all time, ultimate favourite season in Doctor Who. It's the most interesting, well made, complicated links between episodes and just generally fantastic! I cant wait to see their reactions!!!
The Day of The Doctor is the biggest disgrace to the show it's supposed to be The 50th Anniversary but it was really the 8 year Anniversary of Modern Who not to mentioned they ruined The 10th Doctor
Yep. Guess they forgot about the wedding when he said "I was plastic. He was the stripper at my stag."
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Matt's hair was changed because of continuity - the messy hair was making keeping continuity between shots really hard, that's why they tamed it a bit.
A lot of fans don't really like season 6 as a whole, but it has some of my all time favourite episodes of Doctor Who. Stoked to see how you guys like it!
Fun fact: Abigail is played by a famous Welsh classical singer called Katherine Jenkins - that was her actual singing voice at the end of the episode! I remember when this episode first aired, and everyone was waiting for her to sing hahah
11's hair is a lot better starting with this episode, it's less "big" and more styled. Matt Smith also seems to feel a lot more comfortable in the role around now, I always thought he peaked around season 6
I actually feel the complete opposite of that. I preferred him with his untamed mane, before they tamed it. I think maybe it goes hand in hand with how i love his natural eccentricity in his first season, before the writers started to latch on to it and make it a "thing" in his second and third seasons. What was it the Dream Lord said in 'Amy's Choice'? Ah, yes - "Tawdry quirks". For me, S5 11 is peak 11.
Kinda wondering if the guys understand who Steven Moffat is. Would help them understand the Sherlock-style of some times and it's always nice to know who the showrunner is and try and get his style watching his episodes.
Yeah, they know Moffat wrote both shows. Or at the very least, they know Moffat co-wrote Sherlock and some episodes of DW. I don't know if Aaron has told them that he is (was) the current showrunner....
I love the parallels between the Doctor/River story and Kazran/Abigail. I always go back to the look on the Doctor's face when Kazran asks "How do you choose which day?"
Rory does remember those years as a centurion because SPOILERS in a later episode Rory and Amy argue and he mentions the years he waited as a point in the argument
Yeah. Although the others were more open to Matt than Eric & his shallow, narrow-minded view of eleven (:D only half joking), they haven't really been singing his praises until this episode.
Yes. I suppose you're right. They didn't sing his praises at all in this episode, or come to think of it, in any other ep.. Compared to their loved-up adoration for Captain Jack in 'Touchwood' (especially Eric's), their praise is faint re. Matt. 'I'm biased. I LOVED him from 'The Eleventh Hour', as his brilliance was on display then, imo.
Haha. Your last point about Eric going off on a tangent...again re. Matt's face, made me laugh. He's adopted that Hollywood-perfect/American shallowness. I personally find Matt's Doctor the most attractive. Rewatching him through these reactions, has made me realise how great his performance as a young & old, child-like & wise Doctor really was. Side note: I hope today's premiere episode engrosses me as much as s5's first episode did.
I've always loved this Christmas episode, and it's to this day among my absolute favourites (both Christmas episodes and episodes in general). It's also a surprisingly good one-off introduction to new Who-viewers, I've noticed. Glad you guys enjoyed it, even if it made me start crying about Christmas episodes in September. Well, at least I wasn't alone tearing up! Also, Michael Gambon is a great actor, so that definitely adds to the episode. And while I don't think Matt Smith looked bad at all before... I kind of have to agree with Eric that he looks BETTER now. He's certainly "grown" in a way, and I do prefer his hair here to his s5 hair. Looking forward to rewatching s6 and seeing the crew's reaction to it. It's going to be fun.
Katherine Jenkins (Abigail) is a renowned welsh singer (classical, operatic, pop). Doctor Who was her first major acting role and that is her singing Abigail's Song (Silence is all you know). Here is a live performance of the song: ruclips.net/video/CBmyoq3ZDWU/видео.html When you're alone, silence is all you see When you're alone, silence is all you'll be Give me your hand and come to me When you are here, music is all around When you are near, music is all around Open your eyes, don't make a sound Let in the shadow, let in the shadow Let in the light of your bright shadow Let in the shadow, let in the shadow Let in the light of your bright shadow
Forgot to say, the director of this block of Who episodes (from The Pandorica Opens through to Day of the Moon), Toby Haynes, also directed "The Reichenbach Fall" episode of Sherlock a couple of years later.
Fans know of the Doctor's three wives (Susan's grandmother, River Song, and Queen Elizabeth I). But I like to pretend Marilyn Monroe was his secret wife. Like John Hurt was the secret Doctor.
I've always wondered why kazran or Abigail never asked the Doctor if he could cure her illness, I mean from their perspective he's done nothing but amazing things, the first thing they did with him is save a shark on the brink of Death. He's literally called the Doctor, surely it wouldn't do any harm in seeing if he could help her, in a later story we see he has the cure for blood clots just lying around.
TO EVERYONE LOOKING FOR THEIR SEAPSM 6 EPISODE 1 REACTION: look on their patreon, I've just watched 6x0.5 and 6x1 for free. it wasn't early access but idk why its not on their youtube
The song she sings in this episode is stunningly beautiful, and it always got to me; but after my mother in law passed I can't listen to it without fighting tears now because it was played at her funeral. She was a big fan of Doctor Who and loved that song. I can't separate it from her now.
I've never actually liked A Christmas Carol except for Scrooged. After I saw this episode of Doctor Who, now I have my favorite version of A Christmas Carol.
The line I remember best from this is where old Sardick is on the phone and says: "As a very old friend of mine once took a very long time to explain: LIFE ISN'T FAIR!" It's something so simple that we so often tend to forget, because we wish it was fair. And also because in his original life he was cruel to the world, because that's all he had been taught by his father; but in his altered life he became cruel, because of the pain of grief over his dying best friend.
Eric saying they can get away with it, it basically as the Doctor said in this episode "Christmas Eve, saw a chimney, my whole brain just went WHAT THE HELL". The show get away with anything & everything because why not. Also, the kid is Charles Xavier from First Class as well.
Face of Boe didn't die of old age.. He died because he gave all his energy to run the machine to open the doors for all the flying cars to come up during the 1st ep of Martha Jones episode after they met
Oh.... it's your favorite Doctor Who Christmas special NOW. But there is another one coming up. It'll take a while to get there, but you'll dig that one a lot.
Ok so predictions- next week: Wow! Second week: whaatt? Third week: ummm... Fourth week: oh yeh yeh OK that's cool I guess Fifth week: Shane is done Sixth week: Shane is really done Seventh week: Wow! Eighth week: whaatt? Ninth week: ummm... Tenth week: all the feels but Eric has QUESTIONS Eleventh week: That felt the most like Doctor Who in weeks Twelfth week: Oh hey that guy! Thirteen:...... But.... But.... Christmas : remember last Christmas special? That one was great! This...
percy blakeney space and time were released in 2011, so after this special. Tbh, I think you can watch them before OR after and it doesn’t really matter
Probably my favorite Christmas special. By some coincidence I always watch the song right after I've forgotten to dust the house. My only nitpick is I wish they'd made the shark more alien looking.
It's the first christmas special that is fantasy. The attitude towards the supernatural is one of wonder rather than science. All of Matt Smith Doctor Who era has that but I thought this episode was particularly clear, "Fish swimming in fog, *I love new planets* " is a very fantastical reaction
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Rory does in fact remember those 2,000 years. You should all know this, especially Aaron. When the Tardis was appearing at the wedding he even mentions "and then I was plastic"
Spoilers!
Jon Johns how is that a spoiler he used evidence from previous episodes
Spoilers. That reaveal/episode hasn't happened yet.
@@thewerewolff7248 Because that question will LITERALLY come up and be answered in show, two episodes from now.
It was incredibly obvious in the episode itself, and it's not treated as a reveal at all when it comes up again. It's treated as something the audience already knows.
btw that's her voice. She's a singer in that genre.
Hear her singing Halellujah 😍
@@MsSharondenadel ... or this one ruclips.net/video/ySTPt8Zc4hA/видео.html (possibly skip to 1:45)
I've always loved this Christmas special. Such an original take on a classic. There's also a nice balance between the tragic and the humor in the episode. I just really enjoy it. I'm glad they liked it too.
The next Christmas special is gonna suck though unfortunately
take a classic novel and rework it into a christmas special. turns out that only works once.
I love the inventive aspect of how he is watching his own timeline get rewritten and experiencing it, new and fresh, while the doctor and the kid are in turn also experiecing it.
Basically I just like the Time Travel idea for this episode. It was fresh and interesting for me.
Maybe Matt Smith went back in time and changed Eric's childhood so that he would find his face less strange.
Matt Smith has canonically met Doctor Who
The part with meeting the “ghost of Christmas yet to come” and it was the Doctor showing his younger self the Bitter old future self always gives me chills.
That was fantastic! Love how Matt Smith has grown on them all. Can't wait to see what they think of him after season 6.
Arlaal Frost Well they’re American so it’s no surprise.
@GrimRadke the worst doctor who era? Yeah, ok sure
@@LORDdrPepper lol no. Rewatch is in order for you. Season 9 and 10 are stellar
@@deathswitch2404 no i won't, I've already did 5 episodes of peter and i could barely even get through 1 episode
@@LORDdrPepper then your opinion of it being the worst era for doctor who is uninformed... if you havent even bothered to watch the series then you shouldnt trash it. Especially seeing as some of the best writing in who is in Capaldi's era.
Pfft...John Hurt would never appear in Doctor Who!...
Why was McCoy afraid of McGann?
Because McGann Hurt Eccleston.
And you’d never hear Ian McKellen’s voice in a Christmas Special either.
Huh why is there a shadowy figure behind all the doctors?
@@Batgirl219, ok forget 7 8 9, this is GOLD
I was actually hoping Aaron would say that, but he missed his chance...
The TARDIS doesn't have 'it's own timeline', she has ALL timelines. She knows what time to route the call to.
MavenCree it tough for Aaron. I’m sure he wanted to say that but then that spoils a great episode in the future.
A few of their questions can be answered by saying “it’ll get explained later”.
The doctors wife does a good job of resolving many of the time/tardis questions. She manages it all! 😀
Moffat haters be like: It all goes downhill after season 4
Blind Wave: That was the best written season with the best arc and the best Christmas episode
HA.
Yesss it's making me so happy
Man the arcs after season 4 improved GREATLY, writing is much more complete
Steven fucking Moffat. Best writer this show has ever had, in my opinion.
it all goes down after season 8~9...
@@zomkino meanwhile season 10 is one of the best ever
The soundtrack near the end is called A Majestic Tale (of a Mad Man in a Box). One of the best Murray Gold's works.
AlexGlushkov *one of Murray Gold's best works
I'm with Eric, this special is one of the best of the Christmas ones.
Wow, I can't believe I completely forgot about the details of this one. I remembered it vaguely, but I honestly didn't recall it being so nice and heartfelt. Such a clever way to use the time travel idea and mix it with a classic story.
I remember watching this episode in a post-Christmas-dinner food coma and just being like "wtf, Katherine Jenkins and flying sharks?!" But in retrospect, it's one of the best Christmas specials! :)
It's such a nice episode and I always laugh during it. I completely cannot wait for the first episode of the next season. It's my favourite season to see new reactions of.
Season 6 is definitely a rollercoaster!
I think my favourite to see reactions of is The Stolen Earth/Journeys end
My favourite is impossible astronaut, Demons Run and In the Name of the Doctor. It’s just the ‘what is going on?’ reactions, I love.
Katherine Jenkins is a Welsh classical Singer so that is her singing. She also was runner up in Dancing with the Stars in 2012.
Great episode.
Before you watch 6x01 please watch the prequel! It's only 1 minute 30 seconds. "Doctor Who 6x01: The Impossible Astronaut Prequel"
when does Doctor Who: Space and Time happen. i forget. is that post series 6 or in the middle?
One of the best specials IMO. So beautifully written.
WhoviVortex 👎
I'm usually not huge on the Christmas specials, and neither am I huge on rehashing Dickens' A Christmas Carol. But this episode is among the better Christmas episodes and provides a fresh re-imagining of the classic story in a way only something like Doctor Who can provide.
Moffat also has an excellent take on the Jekyll and Hyde story in his short 2007 series Jekyll.
"Finally a lie too big" is one of my all time favorite Smith lines
Rory will always remember those 2000 years, and I love the "Jumping the Shark" joke.
The next episode and season is one of the greatest, but I can't remember what the antagonist looks like...
Hahaha that was a smart joke
Just wait until next episode. Season 6 is my favorite season. It has one of the greatest Doctor Who arcs of all time.
Every time I think back to S6 I'm surprised by how many episodes I remember really liking. I think the Pirate one and the rebel flesh two-parters are the only ones I didn't care for.
HellfireComms that is tottaly me👍
The boy who plays the kid version of Kazran is also the kid who played young Charles Xavier in X Men First Class
Moffat was on FIRE with this one! One of my Top Ten fave modern Who episodes. Loved it.
Abigail singing always gives me goosebumps. Michael Gambon said it was a good thing he didn't have any lines in that scene. She was literally singing on set and he was so shook by the power in her voice (she's an opera singer in rl) and having to stand so close while she sang that he doubted he could have gotten any sound out.
This is an amazing Christmas special, easily one of the best
“Fish that can swim in fog… I love new planets”
I love when the Doctor has as much genuine whimsy as his companions generally do
Season 6 is my all time, ultimate favourite season in Doctor Who. It's the most interesting, well made, complicated links between episodes and just generally fantastic! I cant wait to see their reactions!!!
I know the reaction is a way away yet but when day of the doctor comes, you need to blur the opening credits😂
The Day of The Doctor is the biggest disgrace to the show it's supposed to be The 50th Anniversary but it was really the 8 year Anniversary of Modern Who not to mentioned they ruined The 10th Doctor
If it's blurred, wouldn't they get suspicious?
JustSomeRandomGuy Online do you even like this show? 😂 all you do is shit on it
bigfatcarp93
Be careful, he might become the president one day.
JustSomeRandomGuy Online do you just enjoy hating the show 😂
Rory does remember the 2000 years though
Yep. Guess they forgot about the wedding when he said "I was plastic. He was the stripper at my stag."
Matt's hair was changed because of continuity - the messy hair was making keeping continuity between shots really hard, that's why they tamed it a bit.
I absolutely love that "Finally, a lie too big" bit. It's one of my favorites from the whole series.
Not just the best Doctor Who Christmas special, but one of the finest Christmas TV episodes ever. Wonderful stuff
Looking back I realised Amy and Rory were dressed as a Police woman and a Roman because they were role playing sex
It was their honeymoomn
Yeh great episode. Christmas Carol, Blink, Girl in the Fireplace, Heaven Sent, Doctor Falls are some of the best modern who stories yet
Ignore The comments above me Its an imposter making me look like an idiot I would never praise those episodes
JustSomeRandomGuy Online What???
JustSomeRandomGuy Online This must be some sort of coincidence ???
A lot of fans don't really like season 6 as a whole, but it has some of my all time favourite episodes of Doctor Who. Stoked to see how you guys like it!
the doctor's wife,
at 6:22 You can see the shark behind him in the fog. No telling how many times I have watched this and never noticed :)
Fun fact: Abigail is played by a famous Welsh classical singer called Katherine Jenkins - that was her actual singing voice at the end of the episode! I remember when this episode first aired, and everyone was waiting for her to sing hahah
The episode that got me into Doctor Who.
The best Christmas special too.
Hands down the best Christmas Special, no contest.
You guys should react to the 2 short mini-episodes Time and Space, which is very fun, before moving onto season 6.
Oh, that's great! Thanks for letting me know.
11's hair is a lot better starting with this episode, it's less "big" and more styled. Matt Smith also seems to feel a lot more comfortable in the role around now, I always thought he peaked around season 6
He also looks like he's aged a few years in just 3 months. But that's Doctor Who for you.
I actually feel the complete opposite of that. I preferred him with his untamed mane, before they tamed it. I think maybe it goes hand in hand with how i love his natural eccentricity in his first season, before the writers started to latch on to it and make it a "thing" in his second and third seasons. What was it the Dream Lord said in 'Amy's Choice'? Ah, yes - "Tawdry quirks".
For me, S5 11 is peak 11.
Alrico98 I thought his acting took a giant step back in series 7, nightmare in silver was the cringiest performance I’ve ever seen from him
I don’t really like Series 7 as a season, but Matt Smith definitely showed his acting skills in that season.
DextroDNA
Wait till they see 12th's hair. It has a life of its own.
Eric, I agree that he no longer looks like a disproportionate teenager as in Season 5, this look and the upcoming season he will look more adult
I think this episode is one of the best in NuWho. Matt Smith is just so good in this, and the supporting cast is great
Kinda wondering if the guys understand who Steven Moffat is. Would help them understand the Sherlock-style of some times and it's always nice to know who the showrunner is and try and get his style watching his episodes.
I think they talked about it in the first episode of season 5.
I mean it's not like he's being subtle
Yeah, they know Moffat wrote both shows. Or at the very least, they know Moffat co-wrote Sherlock and some episodes of DW. I don't know if Aaron has told them that he is (was) the current showrunner....
I love the parallels between the Doctor/River story and Kazran/Abigail. I always go back to the look on the Doctor's face when Kazran asks "How do you choose which day?"
Great video, rest in peace Michael Gambon
Rory does remember those years as a centurion because SPOILERS in a later episode Rory and Amy argue and he mentions the years he waited as a point in the argument
The Doctor getting engaged since the Aztecs
Beautiful and emotional and also wonderfully silly.
NPE 94 I agree, amazing episode!! Moffat is a genius!!!! He is so much better than RTD.
JustSomeRandomGuy Online Wtf? Have you been hit on the head recently?
Aah! Just beautiful. Glad you guys loved it too, & you're beginning to appreciate Matt's brilliance. :)
Yeah. Although the others were more open to Matt than Eric & his shallow, narrow-minded view of eleven (:D only half joking), they haven't really been singing his praises until this episode.
Yes. I suppose you're right. They didn't sing his praises at all in this episode, or come to think of it, in any other ep.. Compared to their loved-up adoration for Captain Jack in 'Touchwood' (especially Eric's), their praise is faint re. Matt. 'I'm biased. I LOVED him from 'The Eleventh Hour', as his brilliance was on display then, imo.
Haha. Your last point about Eric going off on a tangent...again re. Matt's face, made me laugh. He's adopted that Hollywood-perfect/American shallowness. I personally find Matt's Doctor the most attractive. Rewatching him through these reactions, has made me realise how great his performance as a young & old, child-like & wise Doctor really was.
Side note: I hope today's premiere episode engrosses me as much as s5's first episode did.
That's her actual voice as well.
I remember when this came out, it was so peak.
Wow! This hit me a lot harder than the first time I watched this
This is my all time favorite of the Christmas specials. So sweet, but heart breaking as well.
I've always loved this Christmas episode, and it's to this day among my absolute favourites (both Christmas episodes and episodes in general). It's also a surprisingly good one-off introduction to new Who-viewers, I've noticed.
Glad you guys enjoyed it, even if it made me start crying about Christmas episodes in September. Well, at least I wasn't alone tearing up! Also, Michael Gambon is a great actor, so that definitely adds to the episode.
And while I don't think Matt Smith looked bad at all before... I kind of have to agree with Eric that he looks BETTER now. He's certainly "grown" in a way, and I do prefer his hair here to his s5 hair.
Looking forward to rewatching s6 and seeing the crew's reaction to it. It's going to be fun.
Katherine Jenkins (Abigail) is a renowned welsh singer (classical, operatic, pop). Doctor Who was her first major acting role and that is her singing Abigail's Song (Silence is all you know). Here is a live performance of the song: ruclips.net/video/CBmyoq3ZDWU/видео.html
When you're alone, silence is all you see
When you're alone, silence is all you'll be
Give me your hand and come to me
When you are here, music is all around
When you are near, music is all around
Open your eyes, don't make a sound
Let in the shadow, let in the shadow
Let in the light of your bright shadow
Let in the shadow, let in the shadow
Let in the light of your bright shadow
Forgot to say, the director of this block of Who episodes (from The Pandorica Opens through to Day of the Moon), Toby Haynes, also directed "The Reichenbach Fall" episode of Sherlock a couple of years later.
Yay! You guys reacted to: 'Space/Time!'
Her singing voice is AMAZING!
Yay, my favorite Christmas special!
fun fact, the boy playing child sardick would go on to play child charles xavier in x-men first class
Fans know of the Doctor's three wives (Susan's grandmother, River Song, and Queen Elizabeth I).
But I like to pretend Marilyn Monroe was his secret wife. Like John Hurt was the secret Doctor.
Next episode is one of my favorites!
I liked this special just fine before, but this reaction made me love it. Now I need to watch the full length of it.
I've always wondered why kazran or Abigail never asked the Doctor if he could cure her illness, I mean from their perspective he's done nothing but amazing things, the first thing they did with him is save a shark on the brink of Death. He's literally called the Doctor, surely it wouldn't do any harm in seeing if he could help her, in a later story we see he has the cure for blood clots just lying around.
TO EVERYONE LOOKING FOR THEIR SEAPSM 6 EPISODE 1 REACTION:
look on their patreon, I've just watched 6x0.5 and 6x1 for free. it wasn't early access but idk why its not on their youtube
The song she sings in this episode is stunningly beautiful, and it always got to me; but after my mother in law passed I can't listen to it without fighting tears now because it was played at her funeral. She was a big fan of Doctor Who and loved that song. I can't separate it from her now.
I've never actually liked A Christmas Carol except for Scrooged. After I saw this episode of Doctor Who, now I have my favorite version of A Christmas Carol.
The line I remember best from this is where old Sardick is on the phone and says: "As a very old friend of mine once took a very long time to explain: LIFE ISN'T FAIR!"
It's something so simple that we so often tend to forget, because we wish it was fair. And also because in his original life he was cruel to the world, because that's all he had been taught by his father; but in his altered life he became cruel, because of the pain of grief over his dying best friend.
Great ep and reaction. Folded at the jump the shark bit and loved the Anakin & Padme reference! Parts of series 6 will blow you away!
I love how she keeps greeting the doctor first up until the 3rd last day and she greets Kassaran astonished.
Brace yourselves for season 6 guys.. Still to this day my favorite..
My favourite Christmas special!
The face of Bo died after expending the last of his energy to save all the middle class people stuck in that cars.
Probably has been mentioned before, but... Don't forget to watch Space and Time - minisodes set between S5 and S6! :)
The 11th Doctor’s theme and the song from this episode are my favorite pieces of music from the show.
Love this upcoming season .The only water in the forest..............
What I'd give to go back through these guys' notes over all their Doctor Who reactions
Eric saying they can get away with it, it basically as the Doctor said in this episode "Christmas Eve, saw a chimney, my whole brain just went WHAT THE HELL". The show get away with anything & everything because why not. Also, the kid is Charles Xavier from First Class as well.
My favourite special by far, the next two seasons (and the two big specials that follow ;) ) are the high point of new who by miles imo cant wait!
This was so special watching on Christmas Day with my family when I was about 9
Face of Boe didn't die of old age.. He died because he gave all his energy to run the machine to open the doors for all the flying cars to come up during the 1st ep of Martha Jones episode after they met
Oh.... it's your favorite Doctor Who Christmas special NOW. But there is another one coming up. It'll take a while to get there, but you'll dig that one a lot.
Dame it I was so excited for 6x01 forgot about this
Can't wait for Eric to mix up Gandalf thinking he's Dumbledore in about 5 months lol
Those were the days 900 years ago
Do I want to know how Many enemies you had to fight to get that name on yt? :D
“Ppfff, Rory won’t remember anything about what happened.”
Rory, last episode: “I was plastic..-“
All excited for season 6, forgot about Christmas specials. Oh well, guess just wait till next week
Last episode Rory said "I was plastic." When he remembers the Doctor. He remembers.
This is a fun one.
EDIT: Actually, it's pretty brilliant. One of the best Christmas specials, in my opinion.
We better get ‘time & space’ minisode as a bonus next week
When the doctor returned at the end of the last episode you can hear Rory say "I was plastic?" As he remembered his time as the centurion.
Ok so predictions- next week: Wow!
Second week: whaatt?
Third week: ummm...
Fourth week: oh yeh yeh OK that's cool I guess
Fifth week: Shane is done
Sixth week: Shane is really done
Seventh week: Wow!
Eighth week: whaatt?
Ninth week: ummm...
Tenth week: all the feels but Eric has QUESTIONS
Eleventh week: That felt the most like Doctor Who in weeks
Twelfth week: Oh hey that guy!
Thirteen:...... But.... But....
Christmas : remember last Christmas special? That one was great! This...
> The next Christmas special
Ohhhhh noooooooo
Yeah, it's easily the best Christmas Special.
btw, Space and Time? Should've been before this IIRC
percy blakeney space and time were released in 2011, so after this special. Tbh, I think you can watch them before OR after and it doesn’t really matter
Probably my favorite Christmas special. By some coincidence I always watch the song right after I've forgotten to dust the house.
My only nitpick is I wish they'd made the shark more alien looking.
It's the first christmas special that is fantasy. The attitude towards the supernatural is one of wonder rather than science. All of Matt Smith Doctor Who era has that but I thought this episode was particularly clear, "Fish swimming in fog, *I love new planets* " is a very fantastical reaction
My fave christmas Who. I've watched it every year since it was first broadcast :D
He does remember its mentioned by him in season 7
I honestly can’t wait to see the reactions for the next episode.
I loved this particular christmas special.
"Get that foul smelling family out of here!" Dumbledore asked calmly.
This episode has my favourite line from Doctor Who, “ Finally a lie to big”
Was my favourite Christmas special up to that point.
Good morning all and Happy Doctor Who Reaction Wednesday!