"You know the sound the TARDIS makes? That wheezing, groaning? That sound brings hope wherever it goes. To anyone who hears it, Doctor. However lost..." my favourite quote ever
Idc what ever you say the Waters of Mars Materialisation is the best ever just can't beat it, The change in music, The fear of The bomb going just everything Just wow...
Personally, I think one of the most epic Tardis de-materializations was when the 11th Doctor discovered who River Song was and said to her "River get them all home..." and went to kick the Silences ass.
Nice video :D waters of mars was an amazing one and the whole episode is really special How about swapping places with Maid Marian though, that was a nice present :D definitely could have made the list
I LOVE Journeys End as an episode, but imagine if the TARDIS just brought Donna back alone. Without the Meta Crisis Doctor. Just to show that she is a sentient being and can help the Doctor on her own ❤️
Bah, missed out on the most epic of all: Season 1, Episode 1, "An Unearthly Child" (1963) - the first time the TARDIS dematerialises and re-materialises, ever!
Technically, that's not the 12th Doctor but the 12th Doctor did subconsciously choose his face as a reminder-specifically Donna's reminder-that anybody can be saved.
0:13 Why is there the twelfth doctor if he wasn't even the doctor yet? (I'm a new doctor who fan, I apologize for my confusion, but please explain this to me)
No worries, welcome to the Whoniverse, I hope you will be very happy here... Basically, Peter Capaldi played a historical character in that episode called Lucius Caecilius who the Tenth Doctor saves along with his family from the destruction of Pompeii - a complete one-off appearance, something I'm sure he appreciated at the time, being a huge Doctor Who fan. He then played another character, John Frobisher, a member of the government in the third series of Torchwood (a Doctor Who spin-off series featuring Captain Jack). He then just happened to be cast by Steven Moffat a few years later as the 12th Doctor. Him having the same face is actually addressed in one of his later episodes - with a call-back to Pompeii - implying that he chose the face to remind himself who he is and what he stands for (as part of an ongoing story arc where he questions his morality: "Am I a good man?"): The Doctor, the man who saves people. I hope that clarifies things a little for you. If not, don't worry, it makes more sense as you watch the series.
@@DoctorVision I did not actually expect you'd reply. Thank you so much for the explanation! :) I gotta admit, it's good to see Capaldi in earlier episodes
Wonder if the "Parting of the Ways" materialisation would qualify, given it was at a moment when the Doctor was truly beaten and facing the end, only for the Tardis to return and unleash the "Bad Wolf" upon the Dalek Empire.
It's basically a mix between the Dalek Theme and the Doctor Forever, I don't think it has been officially released. The nearest to that composition of the Doctor's theme can be heard on this track: ruclips.net/video/kWTMmI8eurM/видео.html
The MOST epic dematerialization scene was in "City of Death" (1979) with John Cleese and Eleanor Bron as stuffy art critics believing the TARDIS was an art exhibit.
Not sure why The Eleventh Hour and The Witch's Familiar are in here, they're just ordinary materialisations. Since the RTD era, the TARDIS materialisation is just a fade in/out effect. Back then, the outline of the TARDIS is seen refracting the light through it.
The Eleventh Hour I included because for the first I liked the clapped-out TARDIS trying to materialise and the second I thought the addition of sound effects when the rejuvenated TARDIS takes off for the first time (thunderclaps) added to its "epicness". And as for The Witch's Familiar, how is the sight of the TARDIS piecing itself back together not "epic?" :D
"You know the sound the TARDIS makes? That wheezing, groaning? That sound brings hope wherever it goes. To anyone who hears it, Doctor. However lost..." my favourite quote ever
No, that’s the doctor forgetting to turn off the brakes 😂
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In his defense, it's a pretty cool noise. 🤣
@@Wendeta-hq2cp Oh 100% 😁
“…..even *You.”*
I love that damn ship, the Doctor's neverending companion
I always love Jack's reaction NOT to the actual appearance of the Tardis, but to the second Doctor.
Bohdan Lvov the second doctor?
He means the clone of the 10th Doctor and, in real life he is bi so...
pan, not bi
Jordanisntheboss he’s gay in real life. But captain jack is omnisexual. Not bisexual or pansexual
@@_robin_5858 isn't that the same thing ?
I swear, during Smith's era, Moffat was unsure what color he wanted the windows to be. Like, c'mon! They change every scene!
Yeah but thats only because they had lights... regular windows were just plain black
Yeah I totally agree, I prefer the 4 black & 2 white windows for 11 & 12
It's funny to think that the only companion that the Doctor never loses is his true love, the TARDIS.
0:49 *Maximum Power*
Ah, I miss the days when they timed the TARDIS sounds to the light on top of the box
I miss the days when it properly faded in and faded out :((
Same
Idc what ever you say the Waters of Mars Materialisation is the best ever just can't beat it, The change in music, The fear of The bomb going just everything Just wow...
Love the TARDIS. That scene from Flatline is so epic.
YES
The one time we see the TARDIS really angry.
Personally, I think one of the most epic Tardis de-materializations was when the 11th Doctor discovered who River Song was and said to her "River get them all home..." and went to kick the Silences ass.
Nice video :D waters of mars was an amazing one and the whole episode is really special
How about swapping places with Maid Marian though, that was a nice present :D definitely could have made the list
I LOVE Journeys End as an episode, but imagine if the TARDIS just brought Donna back alone. Without the Meta Crisis Doctor. Just to show that she is a sentient being and can help the Doctor on her own ❤️
I very much doubt that Donna is a sentient being
Epic overdose with epic TARDIS materializations!
FINALLY I FOUND THE VIDEO
1:31 it looks like this girl fell into coma on screen
Bah, missed out on the most epic of all: Season 1, Episode 1, "An Unearthly Child" (1963) - the first time the TARDIS dematerialises and re-materialises, ever!
I also liked the appearance in the White House. It was like the Old Girl was saying, "You can see me now, so get off my Doctor!"
Evrey time i see it, it goes more epic
0:41 twelth doctor??? You didnt exist in that past
Technically, that's not the 12th Doctor but the 12th Doctor did subconsciously choose his face as a reminder-specifically Donna's reminder-that anybody can be saved.
Which means he did, but also he didn't, so he did, causing him to not exist, thus, he is on a higher plane of existence
Super time machine tardis
Amy bringing the doctor and the TARDIS back into existence at her wedding was probably one of the most epic
0:13 Why is there the twelfth doctor if he wasn't even the doctor yet? (I'm a new doctor who fan, I apologize for my confusion, but please explain this to me)
No worries, welcome to the Whoniverse, I hope you will be very happy here...
Basically, Peter Capaldi played a historical character in that episode called Lucius Caecilius who the Tenth Doctor saves along with his family from the destruction of Pompeii - a complete one-off appearance, something I'm sure he appreciated at the time, being a huge Doctor Who fan. He then played another character, John Frobisher, a member of the government in the third series of Torchwood (a Doctor Who spin-off series featuring Captain Jack).
He then just happened to be cast by Steven Moffat a few years later as the 12th Doctor. Him having the same face is actually addressed in one of his later episodes - with a call-back to Pompeii - implying that he chose the face to remind himself who he is and what he stands for (as part of an ongoing story arc where he questions his morality: "Am I a good man?"): The Doctor, the man who saves people.
I hope that clarifies things a little for you. If not, don't worry, it makes more sense as you watch the series.
@@DoctorVision I did not actually expect you'd reply. Thank you so much for the explanation! :)
I gotta admit, it's good to see Capaldi in earlier episodes
0:10 - 0:45 10 accidentally meets 13
Well no since this wasnt the doctor he chose him to be a incarnation to help show himself he can save people
Wonder if the "Parting of the Ways" materialisation would qualify, given it was at a moment when the Doctor was truly beaten and facing the end, only for the Tardis to return and unleash the "Bad Wolf" upon the Dalek Empire.
In 4x13 when the TARDIS materializes, does anyone know the name of the theme playing?
It's basically a mix between the Dalek Theme and the Doctor Forever, I don't think it has been officially released. The nearest to that composition of the Doctor's theme can be heard on this track: ruclips.net/video/kWTMmI8eurM/видео.html
@@DoctorVision I has been officialy released. It's "Dark and Endless Dalek Night " or something like that. I have it on Spotify
Who saw Peter Capaldi like
Me!
Mwah
Stop being a beggar go fuck yourself
@@Shiafumi2931 hey man calm down
@@Shiafumi2931 why are you so nervous?
0:48 and 1:20 are my favourites
Ummm...what about the Christmas invasion one lol I reckon that was pretty epic lol
Good thinking. I didn't include that one in my 2nd volume either, but I did in my TARDIS materialisation compilation so it's in there somewhere.
From the first clip whats the music called?
It's an unreleased variation of The Doctor Forever, it can be found on RUclips under unreleased music.
The MOST epic dematerialization scene was in "City of Death" (1979) with John Cleese and Eleanor Bron as stuffy art critics believing the TARDIS was an art exhibit.
Wow, no TARDIS materializing around Rose from Parting of the Ways? That was absolutely my most epic pick.
Well, if I included every one considered "epic" the video would be about an hour long 😂
Why doesnt it fucking fade in and out anymore that was one of the best parts
In the first time wasn't there peter capaldi ?
Not sure why The Eleventh Hour and The Witch's Familiar are in here, they're just ordinary materialisations.
Since the RTD era, the TARDIS materialisation is just a fade in/out effect. Back then, the outline of the TARDIS is seen refracting the light through it.
The Eleventh Hour I included because for the first I liked the clapped-out TARDIS trying to materialise and the second I thought the addition of sound effects when the rejuvenated TARDIS takes off for the first time (thunderclaps) added to its "epicness". And as for The Witch's Familiar, how is the sight of the TARDIS piecing itself back together not "epic?" :D
1:33 Looks like shroud
That little giggle that dalek caan gives when it sees the tardis is brilliant
“…..even *You.”*
1:00
Wow
2018:nah
2019:
This is great
How is the parting of the ways when badwolf appears not on here?
Wait a minute did the doctor save Peter Capaldi aka the 12th doctor????
The 12th doctor’s face was based on who he saved from a fixed point in time
As a reminder to try to save people wherever they can
Oh, it's THAT.
He tarsus go wwwhhhhooossshhh!
Imagine in journeys end a second Doctor arrived and it was Eccleston
God I miss Tennant. And Smith. And Capaldi. And... Well, that's it.
And Eccleston...?
Preciso De sua ajuda doctor preciso salvar uma pessoa
Nesses tempos dificeis
That first one he should have said, 'Come with me if you want to live,' in his best arny accent
For epic materialisations, nothing beats the spinoff novel The Suns of Caresh.
Super
First two win
Russel could really make the doctor and the Tardis magical along with Moffat Chibnall on the other hand unfortunately
Vworp
I like new who.. but nothing will beat the gold years these were the best
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