Doctor Who Reaction & Review 3x10 - "Blink"
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Is it going over the 10 minute mark ?
@@michaelhunter2742 Nope, below the 10 minute mark. Three re-edits later and they're still blocking it, I just have to wait on the dispute now. It's feeling similar to "Father's Day", no matter what I did with that one, they blocked it every time.
@@_FILMBuFF_ ahh how frustrating for you. Your definitely right to dispute it because how can they justify blocking your upload to utopia when there's loads of reactions to the episode that haven't been blocked. Just checked blind waves reaction to that episode and that's still there.
Would it be possible to upload the you tube version somewhere else I'm sorry if that sounds bad or ungrateful not my intention , but maybe an idea for situations where things get blocked
@@i.oagentsteve7521 It's up now :)
What I enjoy about the episode is that it involves the viewer. There are many times when the angels had the opportunity to zap Sally because she want looking (for example when she grabs the key) but they don't move because the audience are watching them. I just find that really cool!
Even when they're tossing the Tardis around we see it move, but not htem.
That was a brilliant choice! One of the aspects that made them so scary! Such great directing in this episode!
Steven Moffat also wrote "The Empty Child / The Doctor Dances" for season 1, which I think were the best stories of that season.
I thought they were up there but I found others comparable... the finale, dalek, fathers day, end of the world and the one with the ghosts and charles dickens..!
@@space1999 the one with the ghosts is The Unquiet Dead
For me it's Bad Wolf/Parting of the Ways hands down
He also wrote the girl in the fireplace and many others
@@space1999 I think this just means Series 1 is really good haha.
One of the most iconic episodes of modern doctor who.
Great reaction and discussion as always! Blink is one of my favourite Doctor Who episodes because it's just so clever: plot progression, the Weeping Angels, the music, the doctor's message on the TV - all the elements work together so well! Interestingly, the Weeping Angels, even though the characters aren't looking at them, they still don't move because the audience is looking at them. I love that bit of fourth-wall-breaking!
Definitely one of my favorite episodes in season 3, I love the weeping angels so much. They remind me of our fear that out of the corner of our eye something is always moving. Also like a cat when you turn away lol.
The writing in this episode was 'Dr Who' at it's very best.
"It's the same rain." is such a powerful line - my favourite.
This should have been the template for the show moving forward: good intelligent drama infused with tension and thought-provoking Sci-fi. Scary as it should be.
Sadly this hasn't been true, lately. A bit like Liverpool's forward line in recent games.
"It's the same rain" has long been my favourite Moffat line. After all this time, it's nice to see someone else singling it out too.
@@alastairmabbott7075 It carries so much emotional weight, doesn't it. Great minds think alike, eh?
When this episode released I was 13 and it just scared me whenever I saw a statue.
Wasn't too bad when you where out in public and nervous around a statue, people knew why and just kinda gave you a simpathetic look.
Ahhhh you know too, since I was 10, if I ever saw a statue with my friends, we'd be so scared if we thought it looked a tiny bit different or if one was moved... We'd instantly be shitting our pants saying weeping angel!!
This is the first episode I watched of Doctor Who that scared the shit of out me. I was 11 at the time (I'm 22 now) and couldn't sleep for days. Even when I revisit this episode, I can't watch it at night. That conversation between Sally and the Doctor SCARED ME. But to this day, it's still one of my favourite episodes.
Steven Moffat was the show runner of series 5-10 and he was the show runner of Sherlock as well.
I think the last scene of the episode was there to scare the kids in the audience in their daily lives. It's a family show after all. ^^
This is quite an iconic episode and the "Wibbly Wobbly Timey Wimey" quote is often used in the fandom.
I remember feeling scared when I first watched it, but it's less scary during a rewatch.
More impressive than most reactors, you were able to keep up with the story unfolding beat for beat. Best. Leo.
In your discussion you mentioned the time loop, and trying to work out where it starts and what triggers it. That's called a bootstrap paradox. The show will eventually explore these concepts further and so you'll get there if you keep watching, but (to quote the Doctor in this episode) "I'm sorry, I'm so sorry, but it's going to take you a while."
Haven't been keeping up with these reactions, but I HAD to tune in for Blink.
This is one of my favorite episodes. I totally recommend watching the Blind Wave reaction for this one. Eric's reaction is worth it, his face turned so red and he was so scared the entire time, it was fuckin hilarious. 🤣🤣
Great reaction! Steven Moffat also wrote The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances from Series 1. He has some really excelent episodes in the next seasons too.
Last bit was to show statues everywhere i think. Also you notice he says again dont blink then he blinks always loved that
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Old or current Utopia ?
@@secondeye1574 ??
@@Sednoob Utopia as in the episode right after this, 3x11
@@_FILMBuFF_ Oh, I thought it was the serie, my bad.
@@secondeye1574 Oh I just left that in there for now because the "Left Behind" DLC is up next, before I move on From TLOU.
This run of episodes was THE BEST of Doctor Who. At least until a year later. Steven Moffat's scripts won the Hugo Award (best sci-fi story) for three years in a row with his Who stories. Sadly he wasn't the show-runner that RTD was.
One of the best Dr Who episodes ever and the Dr is a side character. Lol
Weeping Angel's one of the best "villains" ever. Most terrifying creature and they don't talk and barely move. So creative.
The Weeping Angels are actually actors in makeup those aren’t props
It’s actually both.
Dancers, right?
Here they are props
its mostly actors, a bit of props so half right half wrong
In every episode so far (at least until Village of Angels), it’s been50/50. Half actors, half props. I need to get me a Weeping Angel statue for my lawn. Definitely plan on getting a tattoo of one above my TARDIS tattoo. I know, the image of an angel becomes an angel, but it makes SUCH a great tattoo.
You know something I've just noticed, when Sally's looking at the angel with the key, the far angel looks at her and when the camera passes the middle angel, it looks at her too. But the middle angel shouldn't be able to do this, because the far angel can see it.
The actor who played older Billy (Louis Mahoney) also appeared in stories with the 3rd and 4th Doctors in 1973 and 1975.
Extra fun trivia fact, he also played a doctor in S1E6 of Fawlty Towers "The Germans" (possibly his most lucrative role, he gets paid every time it airs).
I think the ending scene with all the statues and the Doctor's monologue is just to frighten the audience that any statue could be an Angel.
Heh, foreshadowing.
Honestly I think that last scene is in there just to try and mess with the audience.
9:45: Some things you never find out.....like where the Doctor and Martha are going with the archery stuff. Oh well......😎
It was a long wait, so happy you enjoyed it. 🙂
Fantastic episode 👌🏼 didn’t quite top “The Girl in the Fireplace” for me, but it’s right up there as one of the best I’ve watched so far.
This is a great Doctor Lite episode. Definitely an improvement from Love and Monsters. The Weeping Angels are great villains and the whole situation of not having to blink in their presence makes them effectively creepy but in a good way. Sally was a really great character too.
Love and Monsters is a much better episode
@@justsomerandomguyonline1144 Lol, oh boy.
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moffet created one of the most iconic and terrifying monsters in sci-fi. the angels are the stuff of nightmares.
Remember fans, anniversary everything else in this fantastic episode, this is also where the "never eat pears" quote comes from. Tennant recorded it in his filler for the DVD monologue. FILMBUFF, no filters in telling you this but fans who have watched more episodes will know what I mean 👍🏼
God this episode is so good
Modern classic
Sally Sparrow is one of those characters you cant help but love
I always wished that Sally Sparrow had become a companion along with Martha. They would have all been brilliant together :D
Bro I used to be so scared of this episode as a kid 😭
Carey at the start of her career!
Haha I was crying in bed after watching this episode when it first came out
Moffat is an astonishing writer, especially when he writes for someone else.... I think his quality dipped when he became showrunner too....
@@space1999 I agree with you and I gave up on the series right in the middle of the Capaldi run.
That said, I've heard some background noise about the show got even worse after that..?
@@TucoBenedicto yes, its weird, when Moffat announced he was leaving I was excited about the change.... be careful what u wish for they say......
@@space1999 I mean, I agree that overall he overcomplicated his stories too much, and Hell Bent kinda ruined it, but... Heaven Sent on it’s own is one of the best doctor who episodes period. If you don’t like it then I can’t exactly argue that, but in terms of writing quality it’s brilliant.
@@matthewbibby8921 fair enough, we will have to disagree as I thought the writing just "ok".. also my point was that Moffat is a better writer under another showrunner... whether we like heaven sent or hell bent, it's not just the writing, its the whole package... I'm sure youd agree, if moffat had written those two episodes whilst RTD was still showrunner, the look and feel would have been very different.. I find moffats writing a little unrealistic and cold and I sort of prefer the characters and character development RTD creates, and so when Moffat wrote for RTD, for me, it sort of worked. When moffat wrote under his own stewardship, he was un tempered and the show lost a lot of its warmth and realism for me..
I thought series 5, Moffat's first as showrunner, was brilliant, as was the first half of series 6. But things kinda ran off the rails halfway through series 6 IMHO. And then it seemed like he was out of ideas.
But still, nobody has ever done wibbly wobbly timey wimey as well as Moffat.
You kinda hit the nail on the head - in my opinion the best episodes of doctor who are those which are barely focused on the doctor (or like in this case absolutely not focused). Now don´t get me wrong. I love the doctor as a character and I am interested in his past. But imo the strongest plot points are those where it´s not "all about the doctor". The first series did this pretty well and I love them, but later on it all had this red threat throughout the series and I constantly was reminded that it was all about the doctor and at some point I really struggled to follow lol. I stopped watching after s7. Maybe I have to start again. This review was very entertaining btw
(also like some people have pointed out, Moffat is a good writer and can write good stories but he sucks as a showrunner)
Yes, you have a few more "early acting" of then future British stars to come for you in Doctor Who 👍🏼
This episode is very good!
9:21 "That which holds the image of an Angel, becomes itself an Angel".....
Without giving away spoilers (he hasn’t got there yet), the reason it doesn’t happen in Blink is explained in a future episode
this is the one.
dude you're a legend
I think this one of the best episodes :-) they are so scary
This episode and another that was written by The Same writer which you have a while until you watch that episode are The Two top rated Doctor Who episodes on IMDB
Where does “The Girl in the Fire” rank ?
@@_FILMBuFF_ It's 8th (9.3 rating), Blink's first with a 9.8. Doomsday is the only other episode you've seen in the Top 10 apart from Fireplace, so plenty of incredible to come :P (that's not a spoiler, right?)
This is what is called a "Doctor Lite" episode.
Do you plan on reacting to every single Doctor Who episode? It’s a series that’s continuously being produced (13 seasons I think) and I don’t know whether you’ve clarified this before - sorry for the naïveté. Good work though, I like the schedule.
Yeah, he said he will react to every single episode until he catches up to the current ones. So we can look forward to many more of his great reactions! 👍🏻👍🏻
A reactor came up with one of my favorite lines for her this episode. "She's landed on the planet of the cows." Best. Leo.
It's funny, because I love these three episodes you've just seen, but as a kid I remember resenting that we don't really get the Doctor for that whole time, first John Smith, then his absence in Blink.
Oh shit is this the first episode where these freaky things are introduced in the entire universe?
Moffat was great for writing single episodes, some of the best. But when it came to running the show... It just got worse....
Each to their own, but for me his era as showrunner was the best era of New Who. He ran out of steam towards the end a bit but his writing even then was far superior to Chibnall’s era.
@@ginjamutha oh well i haven't even watched a single episode of the chibnall era. Im talking Davies era.
I always found this episode wierd because it's so good but if I were to try and explain it to someone it would probably sound quite bad haha because of the absence of the doctor. Also 💚💚💚
U missed the best part out the very ending of it where the doctor talks about the statues
@@Filip-ip6ly yh I heard ty, I typed it b4 watching his review lol
This is a really great episode, it’s so clever and is classic Moffat before he went downhill but I think it’s very overrated compared to many other episodes that you’ve already seen and haven’t seen yet
Whenever someone moans about Moffat i send them back to this episode...
'Sadness is happiness for deep people.'
sorry, but that line seems awfully familiar to another quote from the show. Does anyone know what?
I always found that line so cringe ngl
I can't watch ths episode again. It still scares the bejasus out of me. Definitely a "hide behind the sofa" one.
Can you react on a film-3 idiots
Qias Omar wtf
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