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I still wish the Brotherhood of Mutants sequel happened

Love this show. Im always so happy to see other people praising it. Great video

Good video man

Major gut punches from this episode. Great story.

Really how ridiculous and unnecessary is the dance scene?? the icing on the cake of a truly Horrible movie

Damn.

I think it's one of the best depictions of what a superhero identity reveal would result in. Ofc Foggy would think Matt wasn't blind & lied to him.

For some reason I loved Jack! What does it mean? 😉

The story was really scary honestly everything the creature was was scary and while watching it I thought that the creature needed this children genuinely for some thing because every alien enemy that we’ve ever seen has needed something for a purpose but this creature the fact that it needed children and it was willing to make a child suffer like that for so many years because it wanted to be high it’s truly horrifying I can’t even understand the science of how it would use a child as A substance the child is literally deformed as it is wearing a gas mask is even more scary to think about

The idea that the Time Lords "stole" regeneration from a "Timeless Child" is actually excellent because it creates a level of original sin in the entire race that really fits with the line from the Fisher King - "cowardly, vain, curators who woke up one day and remembered they had teeth, then became the most warlike race in the galaxy!" This idea that they have this history of evil that "predates" the time war, and is only re-awakened. It shouldn't have been the doctor.

I hated and loved this story I am a Dad with 5 kids I cried more times then u world believe

Say what you will about Spider-Man 3 and Imsoniac SM2 but at least the Symbiotes were Adapted Much More Accurately than what Sony had in Mind, I know Venom is more of a Antihero but without Spider-Man what was the Point of all this, this Trilogy also got the Symbiotes Completely Wrong and they were the Best Part that were Treated Dirty.

so how is this connected to doctor who. This would be a situation where the doctor would show up.

The word I see most when CoE comes up is 'devastating'. It's the same word I came up with, the first time I decided to talk about it with anyone. What makes that devastation so powerful, is that at every step of the government's decisions, you can see and feel just how trapped they are. How powerless. I found myself incensed with their decisions. And outraged and furious with their actions. I also had to admit there were simply no other better choices. In the real world, there was only compliance or extinction. Except you know they'd never destroy humanity because then they'd have no 'drug'. Meaning we comply, or face global slavery. Faced with the same situation, I'm certain the world governments would do exactly what they did in Children of Earth. Devastating.

In my 60 plus years, I can honestly say Children of Earth may be the most powerful thing I've ever seen on television. I love shows and movies with positive, uplifting and happy - or at least satisfying - endings. Everything about CoE _should_ have made me not like it. Yet I not only liked it, I loved it. The acting was perfect, and the script, damn near flawless. It is the most emotionally draining, morally heartbreaking, and intellectually devastating thing I've ever watched. And no matter how many times I've rewatched it, none of those things are diminished even a little.

trailer of kraven look f amazing, hope the whole movie its gonna be like that

That moment when you realise we never got the cure for COVID because we chased the alien away and didn't give it children...

I wonder…did the Doctor ever find out about this and what Jack did or no? 🤔

Not going to lie I loved the last two. This one killed my vibes hard..

yall are hating for absolutely no reason like 0 at all all the venom films were a blast to watch and fun yall are just a bunch of virgin geeks who dont have anything beter to do with their life that point some points out about the comics who nobody gives a single shit about

Like the first one, hate the second one, haven't seen the third one and couldn't care for it.

Great video, these movies do really suck

This is trivial rubbish the darkest Doctor Who stories are in the 1970's Inferno with Nazi Parallel Earth being ultimately destroyed, then Fang Rock with all but the doctor and leela surviving, then Image of Fendal and underworld along with state of decay the darkest element in doctor who how and why the techno gods the time lords destroyed civilisations like the conquestadors they time looped planets and the great vampire wars a war so terrible that the time lords much like the generation following world war one they didn't want to get involved in cosmic wars again. This series isn't Dr who for me its not even UNIT and really i found its like a low budget mission impossible and like the not very good film series it barely touches what is good about the original premise.

I'm sorry but all the Thick of It clips are killing me 😂😂

I knew what this video would do to me when I clicked on it and still, here I am sobbing.

And if you notice it will never be any of their children that they hand over.

Jesus Christ I didn’t need to be depressed today. 😋 I know it’s just a show but… I’m traumatised from this video alone. I am definitely never watching this. (Video’s well done though)

Ets using a slang word (a hit ) unlikely 2 a so called advance species not smart enough or devious enough to lie the kiddies are helping us survive a disease whatever the government would've worked out another deal but shorter story write

I rewatched the series recently and realised that the only children to die were killed by their own family. So so bleak

The cost

So 'Bad Wolf' is a really silly episode of Doctor Who. Somehow RTD thought The Weakest Link and Big Brother will still be relevant in three centuries time, but then it turns out The Doctor accidentally created a dystopia. Several episodes earlier he shut down all of Earth's infomation outlets which led to the population mindlessly consuming violent reality television and ending humanities golden age - which is actually a genius concept. The Doctor did what he thought was right, and it created hell on his favourite planet. And he had no idea. 'Children of the Earth' is very much going all in on that side of Doctor Who. It's fine to take the moral high ground when you're only in a world for 45 mins. Jack obviously hated sacrificing children to The 456 back in the 60's, but afterwards he can just zap away to somewhere else. In fact he does it at the end of 'Children of the Earth' too. The Doctor probably doesn't even know any of this happened, and that's terrifying.

Its cute how many people think about covid but theyre so far off to what this was actually talking about

8:46 bro why would you do that 😭

The choice to give the 10% of children was unfortunately and disgustingly the only logical and safest one. Either that or complete extinction of humanity, it's horrifyingly obvious that humans would choose this over the death of entire species. But what's most horrifying is that, they didn't get rid of 456, they just killed the ambassador, with the rest of the species retreating (possibly because they saw humans found a way to fight back)

If you think the government WOULDN'T hand off our children without even a second thought you haven't been paying attention. And the people in the government & their enforcers in the military & police, THEIR children wouldn't be taken, it would start with orphans & homeless children then the homeschooled kids, if they still must sacrifice more they'd begin to stage accidents, especially in isolated areas, a chemical spill here, a gas leak there & wipe out the parents so they can't protest their children being taken. To keep the soldiers & police who are doing this they'd need to tell them about what's going on to some extent so there would probably first be loyalty tests within these forces, but that's roughly how they'd do it & with their media & social media allies they'd suppress any and all dissent, if places like Elon's Twitter refused they might take him out quietly & reassert control over it or just threaten his kids, something like that. But yeah, the government doesn't care about you & it certainly doesn't like you so its always best to be skeptical of it.

just watched this movie last night, it wasnt the scariest bc i didnt find the harmless child victims creepy. few great jumpscares and lawnmower jumpscare was incredible for sure.

It kind of reminds me of "The Spy Who Came in From The Cold". Even when you think you're the "good guy" and you definitely want to believe that and live up to it circumstances can force you into a position where you can't do the right thing and otherwise good and well meaning people can have no choice but to do evil acts. It's a horrible idea and the worst thing is it's true. Jack needs to find the Doctor and confess. The Doctor has been in similar positions and may be able to help, being morally grey himself.

Just to point out that Torchwood is NOT Dr Who. Torchwood was a spinoff of Dr Who but is a series in it’s own right and has its own history

The speech being about The Doctor and how sometimes with his seemingly infinite power he decided to not take care of things because we don't deserve it... And Peter Capaldi being RIGHT THERE. That is accidental BRILLIANCE.

It's such a perfect episode. The "monster" isn't revealed for good reason; it's not the point. The point of the story is to show the worst elements of human nature when we're scared, self-preservation at any cost.

Watched the empty child when it first came when I was a kid and it haunted my dreams for weeks.

Dr who is a cosmic horror show that's framed from the view of the cosmic horror and cuthulu like entity. Fortunately for everyone the doctor is that entity and benevolent and the non benevolent monsters are jokes to him.

Blink greatly made me uneasy as a child, I had no idea what dr.who was what a weeping angel is, nothing else exept Blink. And given my current interests/fears is so good I didnt see this episode instead. This episode humbles the doctor in the viewers eyes and in his own eyes, hes survived death on so many occasions but like children's shows so often show us, there are worse fates than death.

Ok this is very creepy, I just started rewatching Dr Who after like, six years, it's 4:09 am and I just finished the Library episode, I was about to go to bed then I saw this video in my recommended... The episode I just watched is the one directly before the one from the video

I don't feel bad for the hostess, if she wanted me to remember her name she would've worn her uniform properly, name tag and all! This is why name tags are important, people; You never know when you're going to have to throw yourself out onto the surface of a planet that instantly disintegrates anything outside with a person possessed by a pesudo space demon in a heroic sacrifice to save those around you.

I said it before and I'll say it again, the shot of Ten completely frozen and staring at the camera with those terrified eyes will always unsettle me. It almost looks like he's begging the VIEWERS to come save him.

Loved this mate well done keep it up u will be famous real soon I can tell

Oh this one episode scared the bajeezus out of me. The claustrophobia, the feeling of being trapped, the mass hysteria and not being able to not trust any of the strangers you're stuck with... And then by the end, the unknown, because you don't really know what caused it.