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Fun Fact: Philip Hinchcliffe asked Robert Holmes the writer to make a story like "The Manchurian Candidate" even though he never saw the film
You don't need to see the film or read the book to grasp the basic idea
Still did a magnificent job.
That console room was one of the most elegant ever.
It almost rivals 8 in terms of elegance and fanciness.
It is gorgeous.
It’s not the main console room
@@paperkirbsp7292 it’s a secondary that can be changed to a main
In this opening sequence alone, Sarah's absence is felt. The TARDIS feels empty without her. After her being a companion for so long, it must have be weird, her not being there, for viewers at the time.
Nothing against any of Tom's companions, who were terrific, but I always enjoyed seeing him on his own in this episode. I wish there were a few more companionless episodes like this scattered throughout Who.
Same. When I was watching this for the first time in the 80s(it was in syndication) I was so thrilled to see him work alone.
In my opinion "The Deadly Assassin" is the best Tom Baker era story. Even better than "Genesis of The Daleks". I like to see when The Doctor is challenged. In this episode, Doctor is not saving another world, but just trying to survive through the events of the story. "The Deadly Assassin" was even insipred Wachowski brothers/siblings/sisters to create Matrix. So, i appreciate cultural significance of this story.
I would agree but the silly Time Lord portrayal holds it back
@@rjay235 i know, but Time Lords was nerfed just right after The War Games.
It's a good story I find it a bit overatted
There's some good stuff in this episode but Genesis is superior IMHO
@@RoboBobo-to7fz yh war games is the best portrayal of the time lords
“Suddenly and terribly, the Time Lords faced the most dangerous crisis in their long history”
Time War: Allow me to introduce myself
Chibnall's Series 12: Hello there.
“Suddenly and terribly, the Time Lords faced the most dangerous crisis in their long history”
Doctor Who continuity: Allow me to introduce myself
Moffat: Why hello there
Chris Chibnall:Allow me to introduce myself.
Chris Chibnall:Allow me to introduce myself.
One of my favourite openings in the franchise's history. The crawl gives me chills every time.
My two fantasy episodes in doctor who are the 9th doctor with Sontarons and the 3rd doctor with weeping angel.
Look up "the Sontaran Quest" on RUclips. It's older video but I think it'll check out to one of your standards.
What do you mean?
@@rawjaw1881 Search it up on RUclips and find out.
Daldi like imagine it. A doctor traumatic of war, facing villains that are literally bred for war. I think if we saw that in the show it would’ve been so emotional. He would’ve begged them to leave and stop, the sontarans would say no and then start attacking people, then Eccleston will have to destroy them. But then he’d feel horrible because he would’ve went down to their level and he would’ve been no better than them.
And 11th Doctor with the Master.
The Gallifrey alarm system knows how to drop a beat.
I know the Gallifreyan society of Deadly Assassin proved controversial amongst a number of fans but I can't help but love it.
IIt’s kind of like Mata Nui in Bionicle. Things only maintain their mysticism until you actually start looking at them.
The doctor,no matter how old, will always love his TARDIS like his child 😂🙂
EDIT: i just remembered he lives close by! No joke 😂
You mean their.
@@JEEEVANJOHN More like his wife
You mean Tom Baker? Nice!
@@ProjectPowerPoint Definitely more like a wife considering things like 11's flirting with her(in her box, and as Idris), and 3 straight up using the word "aroused" when referring to one of her tantrums.
As I recall, this episode caused a bit of a fuss at the time. The scenes of the Doctor getting shot, and attempted drowning were considered unusually violent for a "children's" TV show. The shot of the Doctor's head getting pushed underwater was cut-out of later broadcasts.
One of the greats masterpieces of the entire series.
Love the Chancery guards uniforms, very cool. The production design is great too.Peter pratt made a great Master & George Pravda & Bernard Horsfall were good guest stars .
The nerve of Commander Hildred calling the Doctor‘s TARDIS obsolete and the nerve of the Castellan calling the Doctor a convicted criminal long after he was pardoned for saving the Universe from Omega.
He was still a convicted criminal though. Just because he’d finished his sentence doesn’t mean that he no longer has a criminal record. Also the business with Omega was most likely hushed up
The Fourth Doctor =The 4th Wall breaking Doctor
A Long Time Ago In A Galaxy Far Far Away
That’s not doctor who
Yeah it is a bit like that 😆
@@jameskersey3035 dr who was before it, so IT is a "bit like dr who".
Or Flash Gordon about 80 years ago during a Saturday matinee. That's presumably where Lucas got it from, he enjoyed stuff like that when he was growing up.
Fun Fact: my dad is OLDER than doctor who so he actually watched the first EVER episode of Doctor who! He remembers it but not to well because he is old and forgetful nowadays
He is so lucky
I am a lesbian
An Unearthly Child is a good one
@@MelianLimGachaVideos please explain why you typed that!!!
@@Alaryk111 The 13th doctor is a lesbian
That time doctor who did a Star Wars opening!
Before star wars existed
Maybe George Lucas saw this episode.
Lucas is a thief!!!
@@matthewplace7329 I mean - he actually is but he stole it off Flash Gordon.
Lord of the rings
you'd think the timelords would know what the doctors TARDIS looks like.
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
maybe it’s close to the day the Doctor stole the TARDIS? This is a show about time travel yknow.
the TARDIS is fitted with a chameleon part which should mask the TARDIS with it's surroundings. However, the doctor's TARDIS has a running joke throughout the series that it doesn't work and stablised being a 1950's police box. Later episodes have tried to explain this a number of different ways, but they moreorless settle on as he's been on earth for such a long time the TARDIS rather likes that cloak and doesn't want to change. Although this goes against, "its only a circuit that needs changing" idea the first 7 doctors had.
@@METALFREAK03yes I know why the TARDIS looks like a police box.
@@Z3R0Steam Obviously it wasn't even remotely close as they called this model obsolete and out of service.
I wonder how well would The Doctor do against The Goosebumps monsters.
He'd whup their ass.
That would be absolutely FANTASTIC!!!!
The real question is how he would do against the monsters in the Cuthulu mythos.
The Day of Slappy.
The abominable Snowman of Pasadena's reckoning.
Revenge of the monster blood.
Brain of the haunted mask.
Say cheese and regenerate.
THIS IS A PIECE OF ART!!!
Best Doctor Ever. I miss you Tom.
3:26 Is that a smart-clock?😅😂
Tom Baker was my first Dr.
I love this Gallifreyan accent
1976. Founder of the Doctor Who Appreciation Society, Jan Vincent-Rudzki: "WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO THE MAGIC OF DOCTOR WHO?"
[Edited anti-retcon rant from superfan Mr Vincent-Rudzki against The Deadly Assassin, a story he believed destroyed canon, lore, and the patience of true Whovians everywhere]:
"Few Dr. Who stories go very much against what has been before, but recently this has changed. The following is not only my view, but that of many people.
I've always thought T.L (Time Lord) names were secret and unpronouncable, so why do we suddenly know their names? 'C.I.A.' was certainly not appreciated, nor T.L.'s with bad hips. There is a time and place for humour and this wasn't it. Doesn't R. Holmes realise that T.L.'s are ALIENS and do not need to conform to human motivations whatsoever?"
[On the "12 Regenerations" rule]:
"Another fact forgotten is that T.L.'s ARE IMMORTAL. In 'War Games' the Dr said they could 'live forever barring accidents.' This had never been changed until 'Morbius' where we learnt that the T.L's used the Elixir if they had trouble regenerating. So why didn't the Master use the Elixir? We also saw in 'Morbius' eleven incarnations of the Dr (although in '3 Dr's' Hartnell was rightly the first) so now we are left with one more Dr, according to Deadly Assassin.
THE NEW RULE for Dr Who seems to be 'anything pre-Holmes needn't exist,' which can't be good for a Script Editor!
What must have happened is that at the end of 'Hand of Fear' the Doctor was knocked out when the Tardis took off, and had a crazy mixed up nightmare about Gallifrey.
As a Doctor Who story Deadly Assassin is just not worth considering.
WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO THE MAGIC OF DOCTOR WHO? "
Sound familiar?
Ultimately, everything The Deadly Assassin changed, stayed changed. The old guard either moved with the times or moved on...while Doctor Who carried on regardless.
A classic rant...Timeless, you might say ;)
the more things change the more they stay the same.
I mean, to be fair, his criticisms are kind of valid...
Different though as the new one changed it for political reasons and not creative ones. A mighty big difference.
You do understand that his criticisms actually are valid? And that the changes in The Deadly Assassin are more Gallifrey-focused, than Doctor-focused? Justify as you will, but think on that.
@@METALFREAK03 I have yet to hear a decent argument on how the last two seasons were more political than RTD.
The whole part in The Matrix towards the end of Part 2, all the way through Part 3, and Part 4 is one of my favorite things in all of Doctor Who history.
God, Tom's monologue is so epic, both ends of the video. 😀
The best classic story to date...
I've just started watching them all from the 1st dr, and watching this clip, the cgi looks incredible for the time
Predictable is in there Doctor....oh no
And that crisis in their long history was Chris chibnall.
i don't think we realised just how good we had it with steven moffat despite all the bitching at the time
Each generation hates the preceding one. You'll all get over it in a few years. When you grow up.
@@davidh7088 no i wont
@@happyhapsly won't grow up?
@@davidh7088 when it comes to this show not
Rollup text - before Star Wars, people!
We’ve just been rewatching this with Fabulous Adam Richard (Facebook & podcast)
love the stellar film quality
Always admired them for casting the Castellan with an actor I could barely understand.
That's George Pravda, who was born in what is now Czechia, in his third appearance in the show; he was in "The Enemy of the World" and "The Mutants".
If I had one episode I could go in and make reality, it would be this one.
I would like to see other hidden control rooms.
The Panopticon was mentioned again in The Timeless Children.
Please dont sully classics like this with and comparison of the drivel that is dr who on TV currently
And the assassinated President too
@@matthewplace7329 Please don't get your knickers in a twist. That episode was a hot mess but Series 12 was a lot of fun.
There were many callbacks to the Deadly Assassin in the new season.
OMG HAX But this is the first time the panopticon was mentioned.
Good day, fellow whovians!!!
While I have excellent memories of this TARDIS set, it may be the strangest one in WHO history.
Calling a Time machine "obsolete" is referring to the value of a nonlinear object in a linear timeframe. Seeing TARDISes from other times should be of no note to a race of time travellers.
They mean it’s an earlier, less powerful model of TARDIS. We’re just used to seeing the Doctor’s TARDIS as the best one since we’re so attached to and familiar with it, but other Time Lords’ TARDISes are usually inferred to be made later on and superior in capabilities.
im sorry i find it hilarious that the scanner shows them looking right at the camera XD!! in terns of the scanner being on the top of the tardis this is funny ahha
Non ricordavo che Pippo Franco avesse interpretato il Dottore
Totally big impression on Renee. You made a old fan new fan.
Are the Chancellery Guard and the Gallifreyan soldiers from the Time War one and the same?
No. The Chancellery guard were the Gallifreyan equivalent of the police force. The soldiers in the time war were just military. The Chancellery guard were also disbanded shortly after Rassilon’s resurrection as well so that he could form a new Internal Defence Unit
I love the story after this face of evil
The most dangerous crisis in their long history so far~
Who disliked this???
Also both fourth and 11th Doctor is the best 🔥
When does Romana get introduced?
Season 16
The Ribos Operation
Notice how they call the TARDIS a capsule? Then it's a type 40 then it's a TARDIS. I thought TARDIS would be known immediately.
They just have multiple different terms for it. Similar to how you could call a car a vehicle and talk about what type of car it is
Wheres the rest of the ep?
Britbox or boxsets.
Is it just me, or does the name Castalan sound Narnian?
The timeless child legend is correct, the time lords did not deserve the doctors mercy.
Tom Baker...thee Doctor.
0:39 Love that zoom!
I loved this monologue, first heard it in a video by Babel colour about the time war. This monologue would’ve been better used for the time war anyway!
So if type 40 is out of use, what other types are there.
Around 39.
Last time I checked it was either at Type 99, or Type 210.
Lots of camp theatrical costumes, synth music, someone dying on stage, and a guy talking about it into a mic, so hard to tell, is it Gallifrey or Eurovision?
SEASON? EPISODE?
Deadly assassin
It’s season 14, the Deadly Assassin part 1
I wonder if the old actors of The Doctor miss being him.
Well most are still playing him on the Big Finish Audio Dramas, almost all of them in fact
The actors still act as them to this day, (through Big Finish audio-dramas). But for sure, some (or most) of them would gladly return on TV, if not for their age.
yes
Wait, the registry labels the doctor as a convicted criminal wasn't he pardons for his exile during his third incarnation after "the three doctors?"
The Doctor was wise to drop Sarah Jane back to England after he got a telepathic call to return to Gallifrey and feared that it was too dangerous to take her with him to his home planet. If she was with him when he returned to his home planet after getting the telepathic summons, would the Time Lords get cruel with her if she got placed into their custody with the Doctor because the TARDIS landed outside the Capitol?
I like to think that the reason he dropped her home was to avoid a repeat of what happened to Jamie and Zoe when they went to Gallifrey.
@@TranscendentLion You may be right that the Doctor couldn't take a chance for the Time Lords to return Srah Jane Smith home to 20th Century Earth with her memory of the time she spent travelling with the Doctor erased.
Omg
They had Alexa AND Apple Watches!!!
The most dangerous crisis in their long history:
An insane costume designer.
And I've just been watching The Timeless Children today...
Never mind.
@@_MyNameIsAJ_ the only reason I did was to finish a binge of series 1 - 12. I would have rather rewatched "When we woke up the next morning, a dog was p***ing on our tent." in Torchwood than that. Remember when the writing of the show used to have standards?
They're heeeere...
Poor you. I've been watching Doctor Who since 1968 - and that episode is the only one I gave up on part way through, seeing it for the piece of utter garbage it was. Inexcusable dreck, of the worst kind. 'The Deadly Assassin' on the other hand, is superb. Full of startling ideas.
@@_MyNameIsAJ_ the Master and Cybe-Timelords _did_ escape. Right before the bomb goes off you can hear the Master shout "all of you, through here, now!" There's nothing suggesting we won't see them again.
Even if the Doctor had a child with him in the TARDIS when he landed outside the city of the Time Lords, would their guards arrest the child whether the child is a he or a she and human?
Was the Doctor actually a convicted criminal at the that he stole the Tardis? All I ever hear elsewhere is that he simply stole the Tardis. Why would they let such a juicy detail as stealing it WHILE BEING A CONVICTED CRIMINAL fade into obscurity?
Because he’s already served his sentence. The Timelords finally found the Doctor in the war games and put him on trial for his stealing a TARDIS and interfering with other worlds. He was sentenced to exile on Earth and was forced to regenerate. A few seasons into the third doctor era the timelords lifted the Doctor’s exile and allowed him to continue roaming around the cosmos
The doctor returns to Gallifrey for jelly beans
Do i spot a DW video
Hello!
Why didnt the president regenerate ?
Rather it's his final incarnation or they used a gun to disable the regeneration
Would the Chancellery guards dare shoot if there were women and maybe children in the TARDIS that the Doctor stole ages ago despite that the Doctor landed outside the Capitol after answering the telepathic summons to return home?
The deadly assassin. I dunno.
It seems a little redundant.
Did The Doctor really kill someone?
That would be telling.
@@TheValeyard92 but... he did it or not?
@@sloppy-kasma2385 watch the story and see
@@Chiggins_ i dont know where.
@@sloppy-kasma2385 Try maybe Dailymotion, or see if Britbox is available in your country
#MyDoctorTomBaker
This episode and all Hinchcliffe era received so much hate. Hum...Reminds me the timeless children and chibnall era
Really? People are crazy
ICantThinkOfAGood Username it always happens for everything trust me, this episode “ruined dr who at the time”
When the revival began people said that it was fanfiction and that it ruined who
People also said Moffat ruined who when he was in charge
Now people are saying the chibnal ruined who,
Trust me when there is a new show runner people will say that they ruined the show
It didn't, but whatever.
@@TheValeyard92 I invite you to do some research about our fandom in 1976 😉
I doubt it was as extreme as it is nowadays as Deadly Assasin changed so little about lore compared to what Chibnall has done
"Set your Stayzors", on what? "Ph(F)un?" Lol
Star Trek was always "set Phasers on Stun."
Looks like some wordplay here. Lol 😂👍