Thank GOD! They made a negro doctor or I might not have cared about this series…. Funfact, I don’t. Also fact, making everything black and gay, including history is the stupidest shit I’ve been apart of witnessing in my life. White people are better
@Cris More "hey, who turned out the lights?" For me it's any creature where there just isn't a way to fight back. If they find you you're fucked. I love that stuff dude
They still frighten me. Any time I see one of these fucks in the graveyards or anywhere else in the world my eyes are trained on them and I do my damnest not to blink. Never know
I like how despite explaining how dangerous and terrifying the angels are he still has some level of sympathy for them, commenting on how lonely they must be.
My favorite part was the after credit scene of the Doctor warning that ''they are everywhere, dont blink, never blink'' as the camera switches between a bunch of real statues in real city's.
it's scary because it makes sense. there's always someone with the statue of liberty in their line of sight, so it makes sense the statue of liberty would never be able to move
What's scarier is the inspiration for this episode was Steven Moffat seeing an angel statue in a grave yard and coming back years later with his son to see that the statue has disappeared with everything around it relatively untouched.
@@Penguinmanereikel they probably did move it, your point? Are you insulating that moffat literally thought the angel moved by itself? And yeah the concept of killer statues have been around for probably centuries, but so has which’s and wizards, but that doesn’t mean that j.k Rowling didn’t create Harry Potter. She just used real life inspiration and translated it to a work of fiction, just like moffat
The doctor didn't blink once during this scene. Thus keeping any angels off of their backs if they were to sneak up on 'em. Awesome writing and acting here
Would that work? I haven’t watched the show myself, so I don’t know if this is just a prerecorded message or what, but do the angels not need an actual present person to be watching them? If that’s not the case, you could just print out pictures of people and attach them everywhere so there is no “unseen” spot.
@@soiledflapjacks1938 a picture like a photo etc, no, they aren’t being watched by a person. I can’t remember exactly but in theory a camera should still work since they are being watched… however they could just attack the camera if you look away
They changed in the episode where they have a whole planet and they were looking around at each other. They were still scary, but this episode is where they are utterly terrifying
@@catphishanson3565 he learned to when the BBC lost half their brain cells and announced that with the female Karen doctor and her reverse harem of men that cycle in and out that they will No longer use the same bad guys. I want Peter Capaldi back. He did make the insanely stupid gamble of stealing eyesight from one of his future regenerations but was instantly cured by the bad aliens and his gamble made him regenerate into the Karen and that was tolerable. But they should have kept the same enemy aliens because they are desperate. If only the queen didn't open up all the borders and really right now, Paris France is as Saudi as can be. It still smells of fresh urine because nobody wants to Pay 2 francs to pee and poop in the designated tolled toilets. At least Paris France is filled with what the tourists want, billboards of hinting porn 🙄.
The resident evil village dlc has a similar section where they borrow this lore and it is…absolutely horrifying. Just seeing a mannequins last click of movement when you turn around with a flashlight.
Someone mentioned this once. This Weeping Angels episode broke the fourth wall. There were angels that stayed still but weren't looked at, except by the audience. This is my favorite episode because it has audience participation.
I got a model of a weeping angel for my shelf when I was younger and my sister would always sneak in to move it every single night and it freaked me out. I only found out last week.
The weeping Angel's deserve a movie. A well written one because they are actually terrifying. Even if it was not a typical Dr Who episode and the thing in charge of them, or head angel gets revealed etc
More likely to get a scp movie. Scp 173 is basicly the R-18 version of the weeping angels. Insted of sending you back in time he snaps your neck and shits on the floor.
@@d4s0n282 it's probably a jet engine situation. Two people invented it similtaniasly but went different directions with it. And before you ask it was invented in Britain and Germany but the British didn't imediaty adopt it till late/post war while the Germans threw money and slave labour at it.
@@bluewardog the Germans invented the jet engine, the British had spies that stole the secret. A much better example would be something like the wheel which was created independently all around the world.
@@bluewardog SCP-173 only came out about 17 days after Blink's debut. Personally I think it's a fan creation based off of the weeping angels but that's just me.
Most of doctor who episodes were goofy sci-fi fun for me but the weeping angel episodes genuinely terrified me as a kid. Even now just watching this clip makes my heart rate go up a bit.
Yeah have watched many episodes big doctor who . Through the decades of it's run ... However never seen the angels and still this little clip actually set me a little uneasy myself... Creepy af
What was that Doctor Who episode where a big sentient talking spider hunts humans through some mall and when it touches them they shrivel up, and then when they were beaten it turned out to be some naked old man and woman who were transformed or whatever; that episode haunted me
Yea horror never did much for me growin up, but this one episode really did just cement itself in my mind. Viscerally uncomfortable, and I dont know what they did to make it work so good but damn @.@ kinda wish I woulda at least been ready for it lol
This episode messed me up so bad when I saw it for the first time. For years I had to sleep with a mask on, because I was scared to wake up in the middle of the night and see them there.
@@eleanorcooke7136oh God yes! I would rather face a weeping angel than the Vasta Narada simply because the Weeping Angels at least send you back in time somewhere...Alive! The Vashta just eat you down to the bone!
But why??? With the Daleks, they will just kill you on sight with no possible escape for you. With Weeping Angels, you have a surviving chance and even if they do get you, you would still be alive, well just don't get touched by them twice
Due to it not being automatic, your eyelids dont do as much for your eyes when you do this, youd only be able to do this for so long before having to blink
This episode had a profound impact on horror especially in gaming but my favorite episode in doctor who because of how intriguing it is, is Silence in the library. Just a massive technologically advanced civilization gone without a trace is such an insane idea
I have used this as an introduction episode to get people into doctor who because it doesn't give much of a story but it gives us such a great idea of what doctor who is about And how well written side characters can be
it's fine if you only ever want the person to watch only the one episode. source: someone did this to me and i couldn't stand a single other episode because they all suck in comparison.
@@Jalae I got into doctor who watching the old stuff with my brother on dvds etc modern doctor who may have better cameras, costume design, etc etc but the writing is definitely worse or rather the peaks are further apart
@@draketurtle4169I grew up with Tom Baker's fourth doctor. And one of my first episodes ever of him was the Creature in the Pit I believe the episode was called? A big green inflatable looking monster was living underground and they were sacrificing people on the planet to it or something?. Haven't seen it in years but damn it was a scary episode for an eight-year-old. Back then I thought the episodes were amazing and growing up watching each incarnation of each doctor throughout the years you don't even notice the production values sometimes it just gets cooler and better. But yeah going back and watching the older doctors episodes you definitely notice it now. But growing up you didn't care. It was a really cool show regardless.
Still to this day, the best episode of Doctor Who I have ever watched. No over the top effects, no groundbreaking plot heavy moments. Just, here is a new villain, it is genuinely terrifying. Nothing like it has ever existed aaaaand go! Tremendous what this episode did.
"Blink" is Absolutely my personal favorite... Impeccable thought-provoking writing, creepy iconic villains, sad and sweet romances, and stellar cast! Even has one of my favorite actors in a cameo, Richard Cant brings the message to Sally in the beginning.... Always thought he'd make a wonderful Doctor!
@@christopherlh4379 I always wonder how the cast and crew felt walking through the set and seeing one of the actors dressed as a weeping angel and eating their lunch! 😂😂😊
After this episode for next Halloween I made a full weeping angel costume, then the following year I reused the costume on a mannequin outside our house. A unforseen bonus, I happened to place it on uneven ground and the wind would make it "shift" every now and then. When this happened it would make people jump, and one mum even screamed 😂
The weeping angels are honestly the scariest creatures from the Dr. Who Universe in my opinion. A house on my street has one they put up during Halloween and I honestly avoid that house.
The weeping angels are best “villain “ in Doctor Who (imo)… I get chills every time I see a short about them from any episode. The one with River where the guy tortured one was such a badass scene
This was my first introduction to Doctor Who at about nine years old and gave me nightmares for a good week. Still easily my favourite episode of Doctor Who ever, along with The Time Of Angels.
i mean at least they dont actually kill you, they just send you back in time far enough to feed on the time energy and let you live out the rest of your life there. Honestly theyre extremely kind when you think about it.
Well it's probably worse than what the Angels do in a couple of series after (snap your neck). They send you back to a time where you lose all your loved ones and force you to adapt to a different world.
One of my favorite episodes from him. The weeping angels and Darleks were the most threatening villains in the Doctors Rouge gallery. The Master is also on that list, seeing that this Doctor's finale led to his hardest goodbye.
i remember the end of this episode. the angels rock the tardis back and forth trying to get everyone out and then they teleport away and the angels are all looking at each other
@@lovelyygThis episode is probably older than half the people reading it. Hate to break it to ya, but Rosebud was the name of the sled Kane was playing on when he was taken in Citizen Kane.
This was the one villian that scared me as a child. Sitting on my mom's bed, laying at her feet, scared beyond tears just staring, staring at the screen as my little 7 year old self understood what being hunted felt like. I love this show.❤
There's this Church right by where I live and it has a couple of angel statues up front. Since watching DW, I have kept my eyes on those statues and memorized its position. Where the arms are, their heads, what they're holding. All memorized. One day, I was walking past them and I could have sworn one of the angels had moved. Like the arm was in a different position. I honestly freaked. But since I know about the angels, I didn't run, I kept my eyes on them both and tried to get to my apartment. As I was maneuvering around them, I got close enough to realize the angel's arm hadn't moved. It was just perfect shadow placement that made it look (from my perspective) as if it had. So glad they weren't Weeping Angels
This was the first and last time the Angels ever had a weakness to looking at themselves. Next time we see them, they're in huge groups and all looking right at each other regularly.
Love the weeping angels, they were so well written. They don't kill anyone, just send them to the past to feed off a persons time energy. The only reason they attack people is out of necessity to eat. The only time I recall them attacking out of malice is the guy that captured one and was trying to torture it.
I love the Weeping Angels. By far my favourite beings in Doctor Who. I've got a cardboard life size cutout of a Angel in my bedroom, figurines, drawings, two stone heads ect
Mam, I remember watching this the very first time. These Angels and the Vashta Nerada still give me goosebumps on how well such a simple low-cost villain can be well written.
This is the episode I always recommend to people who haven't watched Doctor Who before to get them interested in the series. The Doctor is hardly in it, but it is still enthralling. My nephew was 20 and was a jock basketball player. He'd always make fun of me and my daughter when we'd get excited for the next episode of Doctor Who or when we'd binge watch a season. He got injured on the job one day and couldn't get up and walk around, so I watched this episode in front of him and he couldn't avoid watching it. After that, he became a diehard fan of the show.
Dumb Question from a newbie: When the rules of monsters, curses, or what have you, dictate that "You should not blink" Why can't I close one eye at a time? I'll still be looking at it straight on, keeping it in sight. So, why am I wrong?
Watch the full clip from 'Blink' here ➡️ ruclips.net/video/6BKZkEFKB7I/видео.html
Thank GOD! They made a negro doctor or I might not have cared about this series…. Funfact, I don’t. Also fact, making everything black and gay, including history is the stupidest shit I’ve been apart of witnessing in my life.
White people are better
Ghost blink👍
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What's the name of the freaking movie Man y'all guys I swear never can open a comment what the name of the movie that you're commenting about😢
The Angels were the first Doctor Who villains to genuinely frighten me
Yes. Agree completely. The vashta nerada also spooked me thoroughly.
Yup never make deals with spirits stick with humanity
@@missingbobsburgers the silence of the library my fav episode
@Cris More "hey, who turned out the lights?" For me it's any creature where there just isn't a way to fight back. If they find you you're fucked. I love that stuff dude
They still frighten me. Any time I see one of these fucks in the graveyards or anywhere else in the world my eyes are trained on them and I do my damnest not to blink. Never know
The Doctor is a font of endless optimism, so when he says "I'm sorry, I'm so sorry," that's when you know you're screwed.
Here before some NPC says “900 likes and no replies” cause their all mindless tiktok drones
@@Jpeg.g *they're
And technically aren't you just as bad by making a comment that contributes nothing?
@@trickytreyperfected1482making a comment isn't about contributing. Its about replying
@bimboy439 it doesn't have to be a contribution, it can just be something people replied instead of having a deeper meaning
@@yourface2406 so trolling
I like how despite explaining how dangerous and terrifying the angels are he still has some level of sympathy for them, commenting on how lonely they must be.
im sure he can relate to their loneliness
Sympathy !!!!!? Bro what are you...
@@vavadadeur150they can't see anything else they risk not being able to move forever
@@norse-hunter not sympathie for monster bro
@@adult8325 non il faut juste arrêter leurs souffrance par la MORT
My favorite part was the after credit scene of the Doctor warning that ''they are everywhere, dont blink, never blink'' as the camera switches between a bunch of real statues in real city's.
AW HELL NOOOO
this is not oki doki
That's some intensive trolling right there
it's scary because it makes sense. there's always someone with the statue of liberty in their line of sight, so it makes sense the statue of liberty would never be able to move
@@letsb3nameless665 please stop 😭
Yeah no, when he said "DON'T BLINK" I immediately blinked lmao
When I watched that episode I didn't blink because I was scared they would get me
Me too goes to show if I was in that situation, you wouldn’t be hearing from me.
Fr 😅😅
blink with 1 eye at a time ez
@@poggeres6798 lmao nice
What's scarier is the inspiration for this episode was Steven Moffat seeing an angel statue in a grave yard and coming back years later with his son to see that the statue has disappeared with everything around it relatively untouched.
I mean, they probably just removed the statue, but okay.
That's just stupid and false the weeping angel myth has been around since the renaissance
@@Penguinmanereikel yea that’s why he said “inspiration” he never said they were real stupid.
@@SH19922x the idea of killer statues that move when you're not looking has been a thing for as long as statues have existed.
@@Penguinmanereikel they probably did move it, your point? Are you insulating that moffat literally thought the angel moved by itself? And yeah the concept of killer statues have been around for probably centuries, but so has which’s and wizards, but that doesn’t mean that j.k Rowling didn’t create Harry Potter. She just used real life inspiration and translated it to a work of fiction, just like moffat
The doctor didn't blink once during this scene. Thus keeping any angels off of their backs if they were to sneak up on 'em. Awesome writing and acting here
I noticed that too, think it’s intentional?
Would that work? I haven’t watched the show myself, so I don’t know if this is just a prerecorded message or what, but do the angels not need an actual present person to be watching them? If that’s not the case, you could just print out pictures of people and attach them everywhere so there is no “unseen” spot.
@@soiledflapjacks1938 a picture like a photo etc, no, they aren’t being watched by a person.
I can’t remember exactly but in theory a camera should still work since they are being watched… however they could just attack the camera if you look away
@@draketurtle4169 setting up a camera would create another, you're looking at it on a screen
@@cactynemann4356 what if you turn the one inside the camera toward the real one , they cant look at each other right?
The Weeping Angels are the most terrifying baddies.
They changed in the episode where they have a whole planet and they were looking around at each other. They were still scary, but this episode is where they are utterly terrifying
Yeah one of the few enemies to the doctor can't actually fight
@@catphishanson3565 he learned to when the BBC lost half their brain cells and announced that with the female Karen doctor and her reverse harem of men that cycle in and out that they will No longer use the same bad guys. I want Peter Capaldi back. He did make the insanely stupid gamble of stealing eyesight from one of his future regenerations but was instantly cured by the bad aliens and his gamble made him regenerate into the Karen and that was tolerable.
But they should have kept the same enemy aliens because they are desperate. If only the queen didn't open up all the borders and really right now, Paris France is as Saudi as can be. It still smells of fresh urine because nobody wants to Pay 2 francs to pee and poop in the designated tolled toilets.
At least Paris France is filled with what the tourists want, billboards of hinting porn 🙄.
@@sam11182 you mean at the crash of the Byzantian?
The resident evil village dlc has a similar section where they borrow this lore and it is…absolutely horrifying. Just seeing a mannequins last click of movement when you turn around with a flashlight.
This is why Tennant and the writers of his era are revered.
Too bad they kind of did away with the whole "they can't look at each other" thing in later episodes.
Peak Dr Who
Tennant is peak
@@MasterAsra He said they couldn’t risk looking at each other… That’s why he said afterwards: “Their greatest asset is their greatest curse.”
@@vietocschos6389I don’t understand the difference, they clearly can still move even while not covering their eyes. In the later episodes that us
The detail is insane, she blinked when she said how, and the transcript stops
Someone mentioned this once. This Weeping Angels episode broke the fourth wall. There were angels that stayed still but weren't looked at, except by the audience. This is my favorite episode because it has audience participation.
No If you Look at the doctor U can See He never ones blinks Not even for a Moment so the doctor IS the one keeping them save
@@laiklp8575 What about when Sally Sparrow was alone with 2 angels behind her when she was grabbing the Tardis key?
@@sceetherthenadder thats a good one to be honest i cant remember that Scene at the Moment
Not all angels are weeping angles.
It's also a defense mechanism, remember? It allows them to hide and also be of a material that is difficult to be broken normally.
The Weeping Angels are the only monsters that still scare me TODAY, keep them coming after the Doctor, Doctor Who
Having first encountered Doctor Who as an adult, they are the only monsters that ever scared me.
Water on Mars. Silence in the Library. TERRIFYING
@@carmi8034 flat line too
Old lady in a hospital with a straw.
@@carmi8034 Hey! Who turned out the lights?!
I got a model of a weeping angel for my shelf when I was younger and my sister would always sneak in to move it every single night and it freaked me out. I only found out last week.
Dude that's hilarious.
@@youtubewatcher8858 lol
That's a good sister 😂
I freaking LUV your sister!!!! *Don't blink!*
She's a good sister
Actually terrifying creatures
Dude I remember being scared of them in the Lego dimensions game 😭😭
@@adammelton992omg 😭😭
Are they real tho?
An incredibly underrated episode. I tell you.. wheeping angels were petrified
In what world is this underrated? Its universally loved by almost everyone
The weeping Angel's deserve a movie. A well written one because they are actually terrifying. Even if it was not a typical Dr Who episode and the thing in charge of them, or head angel gets revealed etc
More likely to get a scp movie. Scp 173 is basicly the R-18 version of the weeping angels. Insted of sending you back in time he snaps your neck and shits on the floor.
@@bluewardog pretty sure 1 inspired the other most likely
@@d4s0n282 it's probably a jet engine situation. Two people invented it similtaniasly but went different directions with it. And before you ask it was invented in Britain and Germany but the British didn't imediaty adopt it till late/post war while the Germans threw money and slave labour at it.
@@bluewardog the Germans invented the jet engine, the British had spies that stole the secret. A much better example would be something like the wheel which was created independently all around the world.
@@bluewardog SCP-173 only came out about 17 days after Blink's debut. Personally I think it's a fan creation based off of the weeping angels but that's just me.
Most of doctor who episodes were goofy sci-fi fun for me but the weeping angel episodes genuinely terrified me as a kid. Even now just watching this clip makes my heart rate go up a bit.
This was the first episode of Dr. Who I showed my daughter... she was 8...yeah I'm an a-hole for that, but good god she loved it.
Yeah have watched many episodes big doctor who . Through the decades of it's run ... However never seen the angels and still this little clip actually set me a little uneasy myself... Creepy af
What was that Doctor Who episode where a big sentient talking spider hunts humans through some mall and when it touches them they shrivel up, and then when they were beaten it turned out to be some naked old man and woman who were transformed or whatever; that episode haunted me
Yea horror never did much for me growin up, but this one episode really did just cement itself in my mind. Viscerally uncomfortable, and I dont know what they did to make it work so good but damn @.@ kinda wish I woulda at least been ready for it lol
The one that got me was the one with the piranhas that were invisible
Something about it
This scene gives me chills. So well written and acted
It always made me so angry that he stopped writing at that exact moment 😂
If only they kept that up, now they can look at each other every arrival.
This episode messed me up so bad when I saw it for the first time. For years I had to sleep with a mask on, because I was scared to wake up in the middle of the night and see them there.
Doctor Who: Don't blink.
D-Class: I should have listened.
Goddammit who gave SCP 079 access to the site systems and security again?
Scp refrance lol
@@Nightshrieker Why are you trying to shift the blame Dr Bright? Was it you?
@@kanewaddington7985 no. Or atleast i dont think so. I was busy responding to scam emails with uncensored pictures of scp-096's face
@@Nightshrieker I thought the 0-5 council removed those pictures especially from you of all people.
They are so terrifying, I'd rather face a horde of daleks than the Weeping Angels.
Same, but also the Vashta Narada and the entity in Midnight. They are terrifying because even the doctor can't fight back.
@@eleanorcooke7136oh God yes! I would rather face a weeping angel than the Vasta Narada simply because the Weeping Angels at least send you back in time somewhere...Alive! The Vashta just eat you down to the bone!
But why??? With the Daleks, they will just kill you on sight with no possible escape for you. With Weeping Angels, you have a surviving chance and even if they do get you, you would still be alive, well just don't get touched by them twice
Me: blinking one eye at a time
The angels: 👁️👄👁️
Bro you crazy 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Underated
Omg genius
Bruh, why are we having the same idea😅 lol
Due to it not being automatic, your eyelids dont do as much for your eyes when you do this, youd only be able to do this for so long before having to blink
Kids of the 1960's speak of hiding behind the couch when the Daleks came on the screen. This episode made me really empathise with them!
Man I was so young when I heard this for the first time!! Line delivery was godlike really made that quote something to remember over the years.
Such a fantastic episode. One of the greats! ❤
One of the best!:
It just occurred to me, weeping angels can be defeated by a disco ball
@@bluepanda3206 How?
Loved this episode! Heck I love all of the episodes with David Tennant! He’s my favorite doctor!😘😘
@@bluepanda3206 or a sledgehammer.
And then they give the same “Don’t Blink” speech as they pan the camera around a bunch of different statues, giving you a new fear
yep, i hit Right in the chest in Rhodes castle gate where there was a statue mimic. i believe i kickstarted my big brothers heart that day.
And then, less than a year later, SCP 173 was born
the funny thing is that only 13 days later scp 173 had its first appearance
@@jorma870913....
@@lucifermorningstar136Bad things always come in 13s...
who's afraid of the bad wolf
13 days in between when the weeping angels first appeared on June 9, 2007 and when scp 173 was released on June 22, 2007
The best episode of Doctor Who by far
This episode had a profound impact on horror especially in gaming but my favorite episode in doctor who because of how intriguing it is, is Silence in the library. Just a massive technologically advanced civilization gone without a trace is such an insane idea
This episode was scarier than like 90% of horror movies made between 2010 and 2023
Which episode was this again
@@angel_cat Blink from series 3
Wrong.
An entire episode of people just talking to each other and key grips moving statues around, and it's somehow ICONIC.
A writer and an actor are all you need for incredible cinema.
Anyways I'm gonna go watch '23 funniest marvel movie quips' again.
the "statues" are people in makeup
@@Illegiblescream lol you are like the 12th funny and original comment I read today and I feel lucky and appreciate it.
Lmao, those grips had to have gotten a bonus
@@xavis_dad Glad you appreciate it.
This is why I rewatch Dr Who because of these short clips.
The new dr who series sucks ass though
@@isaiahlangfords5574 series or the entire new who?
@@stephenphillips7699 the last couple whos have sucked since capaldi really no better outlook since the newest announced is trash
The weeping angels are the only Doctor Who villains that genuinely terrify me
Years later, one person starts winking. The Doctor rubs his eyes, realising how much eye strain he'd gone through with these things.
I have used this as an introduction episode to get people into doctor who because it doesn't give much of a story but it gives us such a great idea of what doctor who is about And how well written side characters can be
it's fine if you only ever want the person to watch only the one episode.
source: someone did this to me and i couldn't stand a single other episode because they all suck in comparison.
@@Jalae I got into doctor who watching the old stuff with my brother on dvds etc modern doctor who may have better cameras, costume design, etc etc but the writing is definitely worse or rather the peaks are further apart
@@draketurtle4169I grew up with Tom Baker's fourth doctor. And one of my first episodes ever of him was the Creature in the Pit I believe the episode was called? A big green inflatable looking monster was living underground and they were sacrificing people on the planet to it or something?. Haven't seen it in years but damn it was a scary episode for an eight-year-old. Back then I thought the episodes were amazing and growing up watching each incarnation of each doctor throughout the years you don't even notice the production values sometimes it just gets cooler and better. But yeah going back and watching the older doctors episodes you definitely notice it now. But growing up you didn't care. It was a really cool show regardless.
Blink is one of 3 episodes that genuinely unnerve me, alongside The Empty Child and Night Terrors
The Empty Child legit scared me so bad as a kid I couldn’t watch it.
“Are you my mummy?”
Midnight was pretty creepy too.. specially because we never get to know what the alien creature is...
Can you please tell me the name and where to find this show
@guledmahamed6908 Doctor Who. It should be available on Prime video
@@c.bjarnason33 thanks alot
Every time I see this concept of something that moves when you blink, I always wonder why they don’t just blink one eye at a time lol
That’s what I’ve said every time I watch the episode
I actually tried doing this for a few minutes and it somehow isn't as effective as just blinking. Eventually you will want to blink
@@jakinluk2513but it's still better than using both eyes
Doesn’t work for people missing an eye
@@jakinluk2513i mean... it still buys you an extra half hour
The most terrifying episode television produced.
Still to this day, the best episode of Doctor Who I have ever watched. No over the top effects, no groundbreaking plot heavy moments. Just, here is a new villain, it is genuinely terrifying. Nothing like it has ever existed aaaaand go! Tremendous what this episode did.
"Blink" is Absolutely my personal favorite... Impeccable thought-provoking writing, creepy iconic villains, sad and sweet romances, and stellar cast! Even has one of my favorite actors in a cameo, Richard Cant brings the message to Sally in the beginning.... Always thought he'd make a wonderful Doctor!
Probably one of the best Dr.who episodes ever.
I cannot even explain how much I love this episode! But I also cannot explain how much statues creep me out now! 😂😊
Imagine being the crew member on the show who has to put those statues away into storage.... 😏😄
@@christopherlh4379 I always wonder how the cast and crew felt walking through the set and seeing one of the actors dressed as a weeping angel and eating their lunch! 😂😂😊
Did they know when they filmed this just how iconic it would become?
This scene alone solidifies David Tennant as the best Doctor. No question.
One of the greatest episodes…ever! I miss those days of those episodes!
After this episode for next Halloween I made a full weeping angel costume, then the following year I reused the costume on a mannequin outside our house. A unforseen bonus, I happened to place it on uneven ground and the wind would make it "shift" every now and then. When this happened it would make people jump, and one mum even screamed 😂
That's awesome but scary
The weeping angels are honestly the scariest creatures from the Dr. Who Universe in my opinion. A house on my street has one they put up during Halloween and I honestly avoid that house.
The weeping angels are best “villain “ in Doctor Who (imo)… I get chills every time I see a short about them from any episode. The one with River where the guy tortured one was such a badass scene
This was my first introduction to Doctor Who at about nine years old and gave me nightmares for a good week. Still easily my favourite episode of Doctor Who ever, along with The Time Of Angels.
i mean at least they dont actually kill you, they just send you back in time far enough to feed on the time energy and let you live out the rest of your life there. Honestly theyre extremely kind when you think about it.
Well it's probably worse than what the Angels do in a couple of series after (snap your neck). They send you back to a time where you lose all your loved ones and force you to adapt to a different world.
One of my favorite episodes from him. The weeping angels and Darleks were the most threatening villains in the Doctors Rouge gallery. The Master is also on that list, seeing that this Doctor's finale led to his hardest goodbye.
i remember the end of this episode. the angels rock the tardis back and forth trying to get everyone out and then they teleport away and the angels are all looking at each other
#spoilerssweetie ❤
No more lonely 🎉
@@lovelyyg my brother in Kurtulmak, the episode is more than 16 years old
@@lovelyygThis episode is probably older than half the people reading it. Hate to break it to ya, but Rosebud was the name of the sled Kane was playing on when he was taken in Citizen Kane.
What happens when they look at eachother?
This is the episode my friend showed me that got me into Doctor Who. So scary, I think about them regularly 😮
Idk what it is about the weeping angels, but they are genuinely the most terrifying creatures every concieved of, and i don't scare easily
This was the one villian that scared me as a child. Sitting on my mom's bed, laying at her feet, scared beyond tears just staring, staring at the screen as my little 7 year old self understood what being hunted felt like. I love this show.❤
I'm a grown-ass man and the Weeping Angels are still the scariest thing in fiction to me.
The music is perfectly terrifying. Because it builds up in perfect synchronisation with your mind realising exactly how terrifying the angels are.
Still to this day the most terrifying creature I’ve ever seen on tv.
The Weeping Angels, the library and the "mummy" kid were the freakiest things in Dr Who
There's this Church right by where I live and it has a couple of angel statues up front. Since watching DW, I have kept my eyes on those statues and memorized its position. Where the arms are, their heads, what they're holding. All memorized.
One day, I was walking past them and I could have sworn one of the angels had moved. Like the arm was in a different position. I honestly freaked. But since I know about the angels, I didn't run, I kept my eyes on them both and tried to get to my apartment.
As I was maneuvering around them, I got close enough to realize the angel's arm hadn't moved. It was just perfect shadow placement that made it look (from my perspective) as if it had.
So glad they weren't Weeping Angels
you are autistic,go to a dr for meds
This was the first and last time the Angels ever had a weakness to looking at themselves. Next time we see them, they're in huge groups and all looking right at each other regularly.
They should have been a one off thing but Moffat had nothing else to really use and he basically reused the concept with the Silence.
It was so dark they couldn’t see each other because the lights were out
This was the single most terrifying Doctor who episode
Love the weeping angels, they were so well written. They don't kill anyone, just send them to the past to feed off a persons time energy. The only reason they attack people is out of necessity to eat. The only time I recall them attacking out of malice is the guy that captured one and was trying to torture it.
One of the most legendary episodes of television.
When should u start this series because i found the black and white one but i dont think thats it
@@ethanboswell5684 The 2005 revival is where I started. The first episode is titled "Rose"
@@Edward-Not-Elric thanks
Weeping angel episodes were peak doctor who
I love the Weeping Angels. By far my favourite beings in Doctor Who. I've got a cardboard life size cutout of a Angel in my bedroom, figurines, drawings, two stone heads ect
I would like to remind you that "what takes a form of angel into itself becomes also a angel."
@@pavelogorek6575 I’m sorry but this user died in 1982 he won’t be able to see your warning
@@callum1022 it was raining when I wrote this.
@@pavelogorek6575 hence there are more now :P
@@callum1022 See he just replied to my comment he isn't dead yet.
Any episode involving the Angels, this one in particular, terrified me
I’m not a doctor who fan but I saw this whole ep and it was spectacular! The Angels are one of pop culture’s most horrifying creatures, I love it!
This episode is up there among the best DrWho episodes.
The Angles are such incredible terrifying monsters.
What episode
@@lillianaugustine8630 'Blink' 3d series 10th episode with the 10th doctor David Tennant.
I want to see an episode with the Cybermen and Daleks freaking out about the weeping angels.
The Weeping Angels Are still scarier than ever before!
I love the more horror-y episodes of Doctor Who, it fits so well with the shows themes and they can be really scary at times
Mam, I remember watching this the very first time. These Angels and the Vashta Nerada still give me goosebumps on how well such a simple low-cost villain can be well written.
Bro I remembered when this Episode came out when I was a kid…I didn’t sleep for days after 😅
I was so so at the edge of my seat plus I always channelled myself NOT to blink BUT I can NOT help BUT blink lol after 5 minutes lol
Just blink one eye at a time
@@Leo-sd3jt lol 😆
Thank you for all these short clips and Happy Easter, Doctor Who. 💓
This is the episode I always recommend to people who haven't watched Doctor Who before to get them interested in the series. The Doctor is hardly in it, but it is still enthralling. My nephew was 20 and was a jock basketball player. He'd always make fun of me and my daughter when we'd get excited for the next episode of Doctor Who or when we'd binge watch a season. He got injured on the job one day and couldn't get up and walk around, so I watched this episode in front of him and he couldn't avoid watching it. After that, he became a diehard fan of the show.
pretty sure this was the first episode i ever watched of the show got me hooked on it
New fear unlocked! Statues!!!😭
Those are the things from my nightmares
Honestly this is my favourite episode. Tennant is the best Doctor ever!
what season and ep is this?
@@atomicsamurai6130Season 3 Episode 10. Title is “Blink”
Genuinely one of the most scary creatures of the new shows. Such a brilliant concept
The doctor nit being directly involved raises the stakes and makes it so much scarier I love it
this episode is how i hooked 4 people on the show
This episode was properly terrifying
Ive never thought it before but Carey Mulligan looks kinda hot here
When I first saw this, I was truly, bone chillingly terrified.
The music is SO underrated in this episode
Oof at least they don’t also have to deal with their cousin, SCP 173…
These are worse. You won't get a quick end.
Whatever Moffat did afterwards this has got to be one of the best episodes of television in history
This unlocked a deep inner fear I never knew existed when I first watched this episode 😳
MY FAVORITE VILLAIN IN THE WHOLE SERIES. So terrifying I love it.
The concepts of the angels changed so many times through the series. I liked this one the best
Could they blink one eye at a time?
Always keeping one open 👀
Dumb Question from a newbie:
When the rules of monsters, curses, or what have you, dictate that "You should not blink"
Why can't I close one eye at a time?
I'll still be looking at it straight on, keeping it in sight.
So, why am I wrong?
I've tried that. It works in theory, but somehow your eyes just won't accept it for long. Eventually you'll feel the need to blink properly.
@@BoomGoesMaximusyes I try it too you are right😅😅😅
That’s when you hold one eye closed and the other open. Just rotate and you should be good
Peripheral vision look right with both eyes then close one and then close the other and open the one you closed you'll notice a massive difference
Don't blink. Don't even blink. Blink and he'll turn into a girl...
Best episode of the show for me!
Tenant will be my favorite doctor for ever! This man is an amazing actor!
SCP-173 behavior
Where did you think the idea came from?