The Power of Regeneration - Doctor Who
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Exploring the importance of regeneration within Doctor Who
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Finally someone else who LOVES Twice Upon a Time. It's a really good story and I'm so looking forward to your Capaldi era reviews since he's my favorite Doctor as well.
I watch that one every Christmas :P
EDIT: Not just Christmas.
I didn't like the 12th Doctor's era but I would say that's one of the best episodes I've ever seen.
I love it, too. And Capaldi is my absolute favorite Doctor.
Twice Upon a Time is easily one of my favourite Christmas specials, and in a lot of ways it deserves more than that title as it really delves into the Twelfth Doctor’s journey and character for an amazing send off for Capaldi.
Speaking about the surprise regeneration aspect, it's one of the things that's making me super excited about the Centerary Special. We know there will be a regeneration, but we also know of two doctors coming in the future, but we don't know how they both exist yet. It's actually a great way of keeping that excitement of 'who's it going to be' until the episode itself, and it's probably one of the only ways to do it in this day and age.
lets be real, there's NO WAY she'll regenerate into David Tennant again; that would be ridiculous. If they go that route, I won't even bother with the next season; it reeks of desperation.
@@erubin100 I would say Tennant is at least on the table and it wouldn't make NO sense. Mostly thinking about the curator in the 50th anniversary, who is a future incarnation of the doctor played by Tom Baker. If I recall correctly he says that he will "revisit old favourites faces" so one interpretation is having old actors play as the doctor for a new incarnation.
However I agree it is stupid, my personal theory is David Tennant will appear in the 60th anniversary as the meta-crisis doctor, it'd explain how he's aged, how he still exists in the "current timeline", etc
@@erubin100 oop
@@erubin100 Hope you're looking forward to the next specials!
@@nebula_tm I am actually. I'm perplexed, flabbergasted, and oh so curious...
"I don't want to go" always makes my blood run cold, it's such a good line, delivered perfectly by Tenant.
10’s is always heartbreaking for me because he was my first doctor but i always found his regeneration and reluctant to change interesting and his eventual acceptance in exchange to save a friend
I much prefer the bittersweet regenerations of Moffat that are both a farewell and an acceptance to the purely tragic regeneration of 10-the difference between “I don’t wanna go” and “Doctor I let you go” essentially
I also deeply respect a small-scale sacrifice.
I’ve always supported that the parting words of 9, 11, and 12 feel like they’re coming from the actors as much as the Doctors:
“You were fantastic. And you know? So was I”
“I will always remember when the Doctor was me”
“Doctor….I let you go”
I've always preferred stories in which the regeneration is from the consequences of the episode as oppose to the running theme of the story. Though I like that they happen in various ways and your conclusion I agree with fully
One of the things I like about 10s regeneration is that it manages to pull off both. A running theme AND a concequence. I know The End of Time Part 1 was a bit weird but the themes were pulled of beautifully.
I never minded the sad and deathlike aspect 10 put on regeneration as he was very vain, never wanted to change and thought he was perfect as he was, it would make sense that him changing would feel almost deathlike and of course himself looking back probably thought his past regeneration's were like death as well
There’s a trend here. The doctors are generally more optimistic when their companions are there, and sadder when on their own.
Which makes Jodie's regeneration interesting. She was perhaps the most optimistic of the Doctors facing their regeneration and did it alone.
“You were fantastic.
And you know what?
So was I.”
Amazing.
The grin is what made it :)
Christopher Ecclestone, ladies and gentlemen! The Doctor who was fucked over almost as badly as Colin Baker by behind the scenes bullshit but gave it 100% in every single scene.
i feel the caves of Androzani is probably my favourite regeneration story because it shows the doctor truly out of his depth and trying his best with nothing and then dies for someone he just met. it completely sums up who the doctor is and what his legacy is. plus it's definitely the most well-written classic who story.
Harbo making me want to watch the perfection that is The Caves of Androzani yet again. Great video though my guy, regeneration has always been more than just change and you explore every angle of it perfectly. Although a personal peeve of mine is how strikingly different regenerations were in Classic Who to NuWho essentially reusing the same stock fire effect in slightly different ways over the years.
Tbf.... who among us wouldn't give our lives to save Wilfred Mott?
14:39
Good thing, Big Finish gave Colin Baker , a fantastic final line in his very last adventure in The Brink of Death (Doctor Who - Sixth Doctor: The Last Adventure - Episode 4, 2016)
"Our Future is in Safe Hands" , it may be from an audio story, but it's a fantastic line given by Colin Baker
Twice upon a time is one of my favourite episodes, which I thought wasn't controversial as an opinion.
Hopefully your doing The Power of the Doctor soon ❤️
Yes 10th did have an ending regeneration and both Tennant and Smith had said about being asked back there is a limit to when the audience will think its believeable to bring them both back in things like an anniversary.
That is why I've always wondered if RTD and Moffat secretly planned for this by creating the Meta crisis doctor and 11 spending roughly 7-800 years on trenzalore growing old. Because they were both so young at the time.
Now they could both return really for the rest of their lives, and you won't have to do some kinda tom baker curator trickery. They can just be the character and say 10 aged like a human, and that 11 snuck in an adventure or two by getting picked up by someone else before and after Clara reaches him the first time 300 years after he sends her away.
Edit:
Spoilers
Nvm and.... What!?
Very true! I’ve often thought this, especially about Matt Smith
Dam that's a smart spot. Kind of immortalising their roles, at least for the majority of the actors lifespans.
It will be great to see if they use either character in that state at some point.
Well…I think the writers found a way to bring back Tennant
@@mysteryman7877 just saw the episode. What!?
Read through RTDs book on making Who, he mentions that his finale plan was nothing like what he was told to make by the BBC to give it a dramatic finale. Instead, it would have been just 10 on a small spaceship and he is trying to get one person out of there alive, only to reveal at the end of the episode that the ship's engine has leaked radiation and had killed him. Shame the beebs forced him to write a goofy over the top finale
The Tenth Doctor said "I don't want to go", and the past 12 years saw that as a challenge.
He is the Doctor who has probably come back the most. And I'm so happy that I can say this again: "Allons-y!"
*Every Alonso in the universe;* "I just got a chill down my spine..."
Thirteen’s “Tag, your it.” regeneration line is my personal favorite along with Eleven’s “I will always remember when the doctor was me.”
Miraculously I put Thirteen’s line above Eleven because I think its finally something that was in Jodie’s character of the Doctor, I look back through her series and I can see 9 times out of 10 the Doctor is just having fun in most of her episodes so it makes sense for her to treat regeneration as a sort of game
(excluding, Tsurunga, she lost her TARDIS again, The Timeless Child, im sure that was pretty traumatic, and the last episode of the Flux arc, I imagine being split amongst three different places, one being litterally between universes would be a tad stressful, also more timeless child baggage, with a couple others i might not have mentioned)
I can actually see similarities between Eleven and Thirteen, with their outlooks on life and adventure, even with plenty of darker moments in their respective series (although Eleven’s were better written of course)
I think they would get along well if they met :D
Twice Upon A Time is controversial??? I thought that episode was so beautiful
Mainly due to the utter character assassination of the First Doctor.
Good video although we do part company on one or two points. Personally I preferred the regeneration of the classic era. Don’t get me wrong love new-who and absolutely understand why the show has to move on to reflect the sensibilities of a modern audience. But as you say the 5th Doctors regeneration story was fantastic! The classic era stories were very matter a fact and I think the epic mawkish finale was great once but it’s a bit repetitive. I suppose what I’m saying is the classic era was about the character, while the modern version is more about the actor. Also, I always felt regeneration as renewal as apposed to death. I mean in the classic era referred to it this way. “This body is wearing thin” or “Is this death? I might regenerate I don’t know”. Watching the show from the Pertwee to the beginning of Baker. I never thought that the Doctor died just refreshed.I mean that’s what regeneration actually means. It’s the modern era it’s become about death. As you say even when 9 was explaining he said he was cheating death with regeneration but he will look a lot different. Much like the explanation in the Planet of the Spiders. It probably doesn’t matter but it’s a personal bugbear of mine. A mid-season regeneration with a smile on the Doctors face because he/she knows they be back in flash of yellow light. Because that about the character not the actor.
Kinda sad the Timeless Child was created. It took the art of dying and change and made it something casual and immortal. The Doctor can just die and come back again and we wouldn't feel any emotional value. That's why The Timeless Child doesn't work. Yes it's the flawed and almost artificial nature of it feels cheap, but the emotional value Doctor Who gave off to the audience when it came to Regeneration. It was almost a character in itself. This was the power the Time Lords had mastered over billions of years only for it to be a stolen, cheap, con of what it used to be.
AND IT STILL DOESN'T ANSWER THE QUESTIONS ON WHY THE UNTEMPERED SCHISM EXISTS PLUS HIS NEW REGENERATION CYCLE IN TIME OF THE DOCTOR!!! Russell gave us a small backstory into the origins of a Time Lord with the mystery still in hand. He modernised what the 70s era of the show introduced. Patrick Troughten showed us the Time Lords, Jon Pertwee gave us two hearts as well as "Contact" which Time Lords learned in the academy to physiologically link out to other Time Lords through telepathy. He almost gave us a fitting lore to fill the cavity of who the Doctor's people were without going into microscopic detail of who they were, what they did and how they came into place.
THAT'S ALL WE NEEDED. RUSSELL GAVE US SMALL ANSWERS WHICH WERE JUST RIGHT!? Idk why we had to have a full retcon so early at 11 YEARS LATER. Chibnall devising the Timeless Child was cheap and essentially disorientates people who decided to latch onto the 'Revival Era' then check out the 'Classic Era' while applying the knowledge we received during Russell and Moffat's run to almost bridge the gap and make everything feel rounded out and smooth.
People who began to watch on Jodie's era will wonder why the initial base-lore, which is commonly known even outside the Doctor Who community amongst people who aren't even interested, is different as there's one storyline following the original idea of a bloke BORN of Gallifrey, who joined the academy, looked into the Untempered Schism, got his 13 lives, graduated into being a Time Lord, started a family, stole a TARDIS with his granddaughter, and saw the universe.
While on the other hand, The Timeless Child sets up all this nonsense of some random kid found under a portal, not even from Gallifrey, taken back to primitive Gallifrey, fell off a cliff, regenerated, was experimented and held almost captive with them going through multiple regenerations just to find this kids secret power, made ancient Gallifrey, joined some random division, got their memory wiped and basically left on the street with 13 regenerations like everyone else, THINKING that they went through the original storyline with the Untempered Schism and academy and what-not, when in reality they never experienced that in their life. The Doctor's life is now all a cheap lie.
We had 15 Doctors prior to it abiding by the laws of 13 lives before Time of The Doctor and then we got ourselves an untold amount of Regenerations so that the question of "how many has he got" would be a mystery thus keeping the show going until a future show-runner brings up that the incarnation is once again the last incarnation before coming up with a solution to have another cycle.
Either that or Moffat basically gave us a closing to the question of how many has he got now, telling us "not to worry" as it basically gave us an infinite regeneration cycle so that the show can keep going. The 2nd chapter for the next 50 years of the show after the 1st chapter ended within its 50th year while closing the 13 regenerations arc. Thankfully John Hurt was included to close this chapter giving us an equal 13 after 10 kept his face in Journey's End.
To think we were SO CLOSE into having an original era. Series 12 genuinely hyped me with Spyfall: Part 1 and 2. It made me think that there was a multiverse. That 12s regeneration was so powerful, it reawakened the multi-dimensional circuits and shoved both the TARDIS and a newly regenerated 13th Doctor into Jo Martin Doctor's universe with Jo Martin being the 13th Doctor of HER universe while our 13 (Jodie) has to help her overcome all of this while trying to get back to her own universe before it's too late. Right off the back of my hand and yet it's a better era already. AND I have ways to fill in the plot holes along the way, solidifying this now dead theory.
Chibnall tainted his reputation and there's not a day that goes by that I wish the Timeless Child never happened.
I have a feeling this video will be very successful. Great timing with the centenary coming up, search engine optimization will serve this video well. Good on you Harbo for this scheduled release. Can't wait to dive into the video. Video essays are the best.
i think a mid story regeneration would be incredible. there's a huge threat, the companion is in danger, and the Doctor is a new man with a small amount of amnesia
Personally I disagree with your point that a mid-story regeneration couldn't work. Like any regeneration, it could certainly be done poorly, but as long as it's built up and executed well (aka NOT suddenly getting shot by a random Dalek like Tennant) it seems like a great way to pass the torch, giving one Doctor the chance to make a character-defining act (like Davison) and the next a chance to show off their stuff (like Smith). In my opinion, the Eleventh Hour is the best introduction we've ever had to a new Doctor, and it was bombastic enough to be a finale anyways.
Was weird not hearing Faulon Cortez at the end
Oh mate, it's a story why this happened
@@alternatethirteenth5594 what happened?
@@alternatethirteenth5594 also curious to know
@@alternatethirteenth5594 I too am interested
A don't know, but A guess he withdrew his financial support?
I think the masters regeneration into John simms was a perfect regeneration where he almost uses it to mock the doctor
Bro I’ve been subbed since you were on 3k subs and have just come back and seen how far you have come, congrats man.
I actually enjoyed 13s regeneration. It was sweet and optimistic, but made me sad bc we were losing someone who could have been so much better with different writing.
They actually did it, the madmen actually brought David Tennant back as the 14th doctor
Capaldi's regeneration was also a way to give Chibnall the rulebook for how to write the Doctor.....which Chibnall then promptly threw out the window....
In my opinion depending on how well the regeneration is written it could be drawn out or quick and both could be equally perfect.
(Edited) I just finished the video and I completely agree with you Harbo.
Loved the mention of Tharries 😂
Here's an interesting side note on the APPEARANCE of the regeneration sequence. The Eighth Doctor's was (retroactively) pivotal to the transitioning to the Modern era. This change (in universe) was a consequence of the Sisterhood of Karn helping him. When 7 turned into 8, it was essentially the 'play doh' over-laying faces style alone. When 8 turned into War, we get the glowing, sparkly hands regeneration...
WITH THE SAME DOCTOR!
I've recently noticed that with both modern show runners the last word of their eras is "go". With "i don't want to go" and" I let you go". I wonder if Chibnall will continue that trend?
John Pertwee’s regeneration was great. Liz Sladen and John Pertwee,a chef’s kiss 😘
11 had a great send off, my son adored him..and his end was a brilliant middle finger to his enemies....'he's a whopper!' Love 11...in love with 10 because well, he is Tennant.
To show how far Who's fallen, I only just realised the episode is on today. Zero anticipation for it at all.
Have you ever covered Companions departing? Some make disputes over how Classic and Nu do it.
This video really does show that chibnall has one last chance to have one good thing in his era. If even Jodie's regeneration is lazy and underwhelming than he may go down as the worst show runner in the shows history. I mean I know he already sort of has that reputation but it will be solidified
It's hard to surpass Nathan Turner as the worst considered he shat all over the 6th Doctor, ruined half the run of the 7th, got the show cancelled and even himself had allegations of sexual misconduct with underage boys. Chibnall is a hack that ruined the origin story of The Doctor but that's as far as he goes.
@@NTNG13 Turners the worse person, certainly, but in terms of quality of episodes, Chibnall hasn’t had a season 25/26
@@NTNG13 John Nathan-Turner was nowhere near as bad as Chris Chibnall because he actually cared about Doctor Who. The production problems were due to people like Michael Grade, who was doing everything in his power to cancel the show and had a personal dislike of Colin Baker. It's actually a testament to Nathan-Turner's love for Doctor Who that he fought Grade and the rest of the higher ups at the BBC so hard to keep it on the air for as long as he could. He'd been part of the show since Patrick Troughton's era but didn't become producer until the end of Tom Baker's so Doctor Who was extremely important to him.
the new one was definitely a surprise
I am inevitable
I realize I'm seeing this on an old video, and it's likely something i doubt they'd do, but I'd love to see a season or set of specials that introduce the next doctor as already established with his or her own weirdness and mannerisms years into their respective timeline and they would meet the current doctor. Maybe the current doctor (or even the audience) don't know it's the next doctor
Wish the video would have touched on 6's regeneration story on big finish. Can't wait to listen to it
Other than that great video
It would have been a surprise for some people seeing Jodie regenerate into David, when they might have been expecting her to change into Ncuti.
I think whether or not a companion is present is also foundational to the tone. Having rose there when 9 regenerated made the tragedy, and conversely, 10 saying goodbye to everyone, then getting back to the TARDIS, alone, really emphasised his tragedy
As excited as I was/am to see David tennant regenerate as the 14th Doctor, I felt like it kind of took away from Jodie Whittaker. Like they really just shoved her out the door and said “here’s your fave aren’t you happy!” I’m not even a fan of 13’s run, but she was still so significant as the first female Doctor and it felt like a bit of a slap in the face
Well the new one was certainly a spin on things, for sure.
I was hoping you would also comment on the *literal* "power of regeneration", i.e. the energy itself and the way various doctors have harnessed it as almost being a superpower to lean into the more fantasy aspects of the show. New Incarnations are almost always disoriented and distrusted by those around them, but frequently the unique powers given to them by the changeover have given then an edge.
Caves Of Androzani... People knew Colin had been cast, but Peter was expected to complete the series. I believe JNT cut the regeneration from all media previews, so there would be a genuine shock for viewers
looking forward to when you're the showrunner for the 18th Doctor.
The Stolen Earth, wasn't a fake out!!!!
That was 11's regeneration into 12, as reiterated on Trenzalore.
I cried like a baby when 11 regenerated as he was my Doctor.
By the time I discovered DOCTOR WHO (in the US) in 1985, there had already been five regenerations. Wouldn't you know, the first story I saw in it's entirety was CAVES OF ANDROZANI...you think Peri was confused by what had happened? Just imagine how I felt!
So... About that "surprise regeneration".......
7 the Regeneration gives me quite a headache
Great video
I’m so happy! Someone else who likes twice upon a time!
I love 11s "I will always remember when I was the Doctor".
Well the 10th Doctor literally only lived 4-5 years so it’s understandable why he was so dramatic and didn’t wanna go.
No, he is just mental depresing.
@@mayotango1317 huh?? Wdym no???
How does everyone feel about the Doctor shooting large beams of energy out their appendages during regeneration?
I like it, seeing as how inconsistent lots of Classic Who was, I like that all the New Who regenerations (including 11's 'reset', and 8's regeneration) have the same general look about them
What criticisms do people tend to make about the regeneration energy visuals?
Nothing wrong with it, it was cool the first time, I just wish each Doctor got their own effect. That kept Time Lords and regeneration mysterious and alien.
@@jamiemccreath3959 did we see any other time Lords regenerate in Classic Who?
@@matthewlacey4198 Not that I know of. I just meant the Doctor, as a Time Lord, felt alien.
It made sense for some time. Cuz when we saw 8th regeneration, he only glowed, without beams from his hands or head. But glow quite brightly. So it could be assumed that as the end of the cycle is approached, regeneration becomes more and more unstable or something like that. Warry started to beam, and with each time regeneration became more explosive, until 11th crashing daleks ships thing. And it was “half” regeneration to another cycle. The other half was quick and Doctor only glowed a little as in early times. Which prompted me to think about the dynamics of the cycle. And with this logic new Doctors should just glow for some time.
But then 12th got beams again so idk.
(sorry for google translate btw, too difficult topic for me to translate on my own lol)
What about a post-regeneration story?
When will you do children of earth and miracle day even the Sarah Jane adventures. Even the k9 tv series. Also someone did a edit of romana regenerating and the master got his regeneration twice
+1 Day
@@HarboWholmes 💀
Still waiting for the regeneration when he turns into a horse. It's been 12 years and we still don't have it.
I'd argue that the 9th Doctor's and the 11th Doctor's regeneration didn't feel like endings because these weren't the final regenerations of the showrunners, the 10th and 12th Doctors had very similar personalities to their predecessors (because of the showrunners) and they didn't really feel like "a death" because it was the actor waving goodbye to the audience, not the entire cast and crew as would happen when the showrunner changes.
I guess I would agree 11 and 12 shared some Moffatisms but what do you mean 9 and 10 had similar personalities?
I'll always feel 7 and 8 were done dirty.
Good video
any ideas what happened to the Azbantium subscriber?
I’m honestly so sick of intro, glad this video had something different.
is a good video
I want to know what happened with Jodie's clothes
After this video, I'm hoping that Jodie gives a little smile right before the change, because I feel her Doctor was always the joyful and excited Doctor. So, one last smile, just to lighten the mood...Might be perfect.
Ask and ye shall receive. 😁
@@hotdog1214 Yeah, I think that her final scene was rather nice. "Tag, you're it," is also the perfect playful line to go out on.
@@timrob12 Agreed. It struck me a bit odd at first but it's sunk in a bit and does reflect Thirteens playful, childlike nature. Also appreciated the short and sweet speech, not maudlin but delighting in the simplicity and beauty of a sunrise. The 'Tag you it' again, suggest she's looking forward, not treating regeneration as a dead end but rather that she accepts it and is passing on the baton to the next face.
@@hotdog1214 I do believe her encounter at the edge might have to do something with it. That she realizes that she will still exist somewhere in her conciousness.
Jodie isn't canon, Tennant 2 isn't canon, Gatwa isn't canon
But with my 13th and 14th Doctors...
13 reassures his companion that things will be ok - "I know you don't want me to go, to be honest, I don't want to go either, but it's time to let go, and that's OK. Please, for me, take care of the next one, whoever they are, because whoever they are, they, like me, are the Doctor!"
14 jokes about the things that have happened, are happening, and will happen - "But Doctor, don't make my mistakes, if you should, make new ones, learn from them... It's your go... make... me... proud!"
Well at least we are changing from something terrible to something that will be grate
Im so glad Chibbnal is gone an can't harm the show any further
Rtd2 will be so much better.
ik you just said middle of the story regnerations arent good, but i REALLY WISH peter regenerated when bill shot him, like that wouldve been so iconic and such a huge moment....like a companion causing the regeneration? sign me up
grace doesnt count cause im not talking about surgery going wrong cause you didnt wanna listen to the patient
i would give rose like half a point tho cause i do mean similar to her but just more direct than the time vortex being absorbed like i wish rose felt guilt and it was explored even if it was for as long as bill and twelve's moment in thin ice was
I do sort of agree - a companion virtually killing an incarnation would be an insane climax to a doctor's run.
But it'd need to be far less out of the blue than when Bill shot the doctor. Because again, that was in the middle of a story. It'd be so sudden, and not in a good way - no time to say goodbye to Capaldi or Twelve alike, Capaldi wouldn't have been the one to see the monk's plot to the end, et cetera.
Something similar could be great, but Capaldi regenerating there and then? Would've been awful.
That’s probably what we’ll get on Sunday judging from the trailers
@@calligrapherfun1616 Huh. This is definitely gonna have to be the first Chibnal Era episode I've watched in a damn while.
Pointless fact, Doctor 1 to Doctor 2 was never called a regeneration. It's only ever referred to as Rejuvination.
The 130
What do you mean Wilf doesn't matter?! 😭
I got my girlfriend to watch doctor who, and being from America she knows nothing about it, cant wait to see her reaction to Christopher eccleston regeneration into david Tennant
I bet 13’s last words will be something like ‘I’ve had fun, god I’ve had fun.’ Idk 😂
People don’t like Twice Upon a Time?
There's so many ads
then block them
And every regeneration is basically a foil for the last one.
This one isn't sponsored by Faulon Cortez then?
When’s the regenerstion story of 13 coming?
23rd I believe
Sunday
I think that 14 will be a slightly darker persona (I'm not racist)
Lmao
I’ve always said that Capaldis regeneration shouldn’t of had a speech
But it's the BEST scene in Doctor Who
@@tyler6539 Yeah but it just didn’t work like matt smiths one.It should’ve been just the hit of him talking to the Tardis then the “doctor i let you go” and regenerate boom done.
@@DigitalCrate But Capaldi is the Teacher's Doctor. He like to talk a lot.
Shave that monobrow
Who's farrie?
I think 11's regeneration would have been perfect if he had ended it by blowing up the Dalek saucer and his final line being "Love from Gallifrey boys!". His final speech and the deaging were unnecessary and cheesy.
Can't wait for David to be the 14th Doctor in 2 days, at the end of Power of the Doctor!!!!
Not @ing tharries 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I still dislike Tenant's last line, undermining the arc of the year about him going too far and forgetting what he's supposed to be, then sacrificing himself for Wilf. It doesn't feel like The Doctor's line, it feels like David Tenant's line and that takes me out of it
When are you reviewing The Power of the Doctor? (Worst. Fanfic. Ever.)
That's it, harbo's a brony confirmed lol
wait when was it confirmed?
in the video when he gets the game, no turning back now hahaha
"I've been showing my girlfriend doctor who..."
Welp I'm leaving now fucking can't get a girl friend and this guy can so I'm done with life. Fuck it, no point in living...
Am I the only only one who was surprised to find out Harbo had a girlfriend?
Brutal 😂
There is no such thing as a good regeneration but also, Christopher Ecclestons
I like women
Shame they don't like you
@@alternatethirteenth5594 right back at ya
But do you like like them?
@@professordynamo4031 Yea there's been enough evidence for this