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"I just really like his voice though" - take a bow, Michael Sheen!

People are quick to say, yes Rory the Doctor has a room, they read it in a book or something. But I think, here, the joke is the console room is his room and he's already in it. We see him tinkering, we see him at play. Talking to his imaginary friend, going on adventures. Where he needs to be. No other room required

House reminded me very much of an entity the 6th Doctor encountered in the spin-off comics, back in the '80s. It took the form of a creepy house filled with illusions to torment the TARDIS crew and planned to consume the TARDIS's energy. It seized control of the TARDIS, but the Doctor was ultimately able to separate it from the ship and leave it trapped in the time vortex, where it was seen melting away over the final frames of the story, believing that new victims would still come to it eventually. The idea that it could have survived and emerged in this pocket universe, becoming the being we saw here is certainly plausible. ^_~

Not sure if you realised but the old tardis control room that they go into is the Series 1-4 Tardis set

Oh yeah, did we forget to tell you... The TARDIS is sentient, she's alive. Must have stored it away under spoilers!

There is an animated Doctor Who serial called Dreamland which has Tennant dealing with Roswell aliens which you can watch now if you haven't already.

3 times in 3 episodes, that leads to a total of 6. I wonder if you've figure out what I'm counting, I won't tell. Spoilers.

I really enjoyed this episode. Have watched it a number of times. The Doctors relationship with the Tardis I thought was very moving. I hadn't thought before that this could have been extended to two episodes. The Doctors relationship with the dead Time Lords could have been extended further. His reaction to them and their loss would have given Amy and Rory an understanding of the Doctors life.

Such a fantastic episode and such a wonderful tribute to the Tardis and it's pivotal place in the show. The fact that the Tardis is in some way sentient and alive has been established since all the way back in Season 1 of Classic Who, over the years the Doctor has always shown her great love and affection and even (to the bemusement of some) talked to her. Tom Baker always used to call the Tardis "old girl" which of course is referenced here and the Tardis actually says that she always liked it. But yeah finally the Tardis gets a voice and it's beautiful.

The only water in the forest is the river!

I like how you said that we finnaly get some backstory about Doctor and River. But there is no backstory. Bc their lifes together didnt happen yet.

One of my favorite episodes from this season! You handle their "goodbye" a lot better than I did, I'll admit. It was really cool to see the TARDIS being an actual proper character, her dynamic with the Doctor was really fun to watch and also pretty special. Also, don't remember if you pointed that out, but the console room that we saw in this episode was 9/10s.You also mentioned more Time Lords, I would love that too. One of the Doctor's companion was called Romanadvoratrelundar better known as Romana (or Fred for my classic who buddies) and she was also a Time Lord! She was a companion for 3 whole seasons back in the classic and if there's one thing I really want is for the show to bring her back in the mix. It's been a while since you watched the Christmas Special from the 15th Doctor, but you might remember that right in the end there's this woman called Ms. Flood and she was breaking the fourth wall. Time Lords, well, the Doctor can break the fourth wall so one of the theories going around her character is that she might be a Time Lord. I obviously won't give any spoilers about season 1 or 2 when it comes out, but since that Special, that theory has been around. It would've been really nice to pair the Doctor with another (good) Time Lord. Anyway, great reaction, it was really fun and entertaining, nothing that I did not expect already when I'm tunning into your channel at this point. I noticed that you changed a little bit your editing style. I'm always quite sincere, so I'll admit that I'm not the biggest fan of these editings that include memes that, like, take the reactor for the sake of the meme. To properly explain, what I meant is I like this 2:53 but I'm not a big fan of this 2:10 (even though, I'll say this particular one worked really well for me). Regardless, that's just how I feel and it's not like you have to change your editing because one person wasn't a big fan of a particular element, it's your channel and you do whatever you want. At this point, I feel like even if I absolutely hated completely your editing style (and that's far from being the case btw) I would still pop in here, just because you're incredibly lovely and nice and beautiful and fun and sweet and the list goes on... One last thing... I hope things are good for you and your family now. you went through a very stressful situation and things got better, but I hope all of that is in the past and you are all good and health.

The title of the episode is as confusing as the title of the Next Doctor episode. I think it was done on purpose.

Every guy out there jealous their car doesn't come to life.

The Tardis complaining about him "picking up strays" will always be funny because from the Tardis's perspective they are all temporary companions at best.

In a way, it’s a shame that Suranne Jones played Idris. She would have been a great Doctor.

You should totally watch Good Omens. The voice of House plays an angel and David Tenant plays a demon. (you know the bit at the end where he complained about a new man sauntering away? Crowley has a heck of a saunter, and stole his actor. And THIS time, he's Ginger.)

I've seen this episode reviewed many times on UA-cam, and no one really seems to notice the Tardis telling the Doctor, that she loves him as she fades away.

Biting is like kissing, only there's a winner." Stuck me as funny.

Hi, yes always liked this episode, it would have been good to see the Corsair time lord, whoever he she was. Nice editing as usual.

Did you notice that it was David Tennants Doctor console room they beemed into and killed that Ood? This is one of my favourite episodes of season 6. Neil Gaiman chose the name Idris because it was an unusual but authentic name which resembled "TARDIS" Love your reactions there always so heartfelt and genuine 😊

Can’t believe Neil Gaiman wrote this. Did an excellent job. You should see him in The Simpsons episode The Book Job, S23

Your tears were transformative. Well done!

Love this! I think you made a comment last week about The Doctor's relationship with the TARDIS, and I thought it was very prescient. Of course, no spoilers, so I didn't say anything. Looking forward to the next 3 episodes very much.

I wouldn't necessarily say the Doctor was an idiot he locked the TARDIS to keep Amy and Rory out of harms way the Doctor has a duty of care because usually the inside of the TARDIS is the safest haven only this episode it wasn't. Alot of people praise this episode but for me I'll probaly be the only one here this was the episode where I felt they went alittle bit too far with the TARDIS "being a living being" because throughout Classic Who 1963-1989 even though there were hints about the possibility of the TARDIS being alive it was really no more than just a machine a time travelling spaceship if you will I just think they should had left that vague. The way i view the Doctor's relationship with the TARDIS is more like a bloke with his sports car or Captain Kirk from "Star Trek" who sees his starship enterprise as or referring to it as a "she" like their baby if that makes sense? I agree I would had liked to have seen other Time Lords other than just the Doctor and the Master all the time the Doctor mentions an unseen character called The Consair who appears in one the Dr. Who spin-off comics who is another Time Lord and I believe this episode is the first time in the show's history to establish that Time Lords can change gender when they regenerate.

Doctor : Shes the TARDIS... AND shes a woman Amy : Did you wish REALLY hard?

Maybe my favorite DW episode. Every scrap of dialogue between the Tardis and the Doctor was a delight.

I love hearing Scottish prople try to pronounce Ood. Thats why RTD named the Judoon, to make Tennat say "platoon of Judoon on the moon."

I almost cheered out loud when you realised the Tardi's "Thief" was the Doctor. I missed that on my first viewing. This is one of my very favorite episodes. Neil Gaiman's writing, Suranne Jones" portrailal, the way Matt plays the doctor with a perfect childish excitement. It is perfection. I love your reactions. I especially love your beautiful Scottish accent. It is such a joy to listen to your commentary.

I love this episode. The actress who plays the Tardis is so fun and charming, Matt Smith is great as always, Michael Sheen is awesome and I just love the short exchange between the Doctor and House in which the Doctor states that he killed all the Time Lords. People can say what they want about the Moffat era of New Who, but in my opinion no other era had better speeches and quotes from the Doctor in such a high quantity.

Brilliant story with all it's quirky bits - Suranne Jones makes the perfect Tardis while Martin Sheen is great (as usual) as House... I think we get to see some classic tardis consoles in the junkyard don't we iirc. Plus we finally get an answer as to why the doctor can't pilot the tardis reliably. The mail cube dates back to the second doctor (although we hadn't seen it since that era).

One of my favorite episodes. I've been a Who fan since the early 80s and I think this is a brilliant concept. Neil Gaiman is known for smart writing..

Suranne Jones was quite good in 'A Touch of Cloth'.

As a 60+ year viewer I loved this episode. The one constant companion - loyalty without question.

The junkyard Tardis that the Doctor built in this episode was designed by the winner of a competition that Blue Peter ran.

You don't get a happy ending without an unhappy start.

What I'm counting almost happens twice this episode, but technically doesn't, but someone thinks it does, so like last time I'll count it. 5

Have you ever watched a video, then decided to make a comment, only to see you already made that comment months ago. Faulty memory sucks.

The actor who plays the Captain in this story is called Hugh Bonneville. He plays the famous pirate captain called Henry Every (Avery it varies in sources). The reason he feels more like a naval officer is because most pirates during the 17th century golden age of piracy were former naval pirates officers of the Britain . So he would still have that strict demeanour of a Naval Captain. Interestingly no one knows what actually happened to Captain Every as he disappeared in 1696. It’s speculated that he retired and went into hiding to live out the rest of his life, never being caught. So the ending with Every and his crew travelling the stars, while quite far fetched is a nice way to solidify his tale. He’s also known as “The Pirate King” “The Arch Pirate.” Xx

Not disappointed that you know the "DISAPPOINTED!" meme.

I love your videos♥️ It's a pity so rarely, once every two weeks for a very long time😅 P.S. You have incredible eyes, and even with this hair color, it's magical😍🔥

I didn't know Henry Avery, his disappearance and the ship was historically real. The writers though do sometimes offer nuggets like this in storylines. Personally not my favorite stand alone episode but liked the response.Impressed by the editing. But What's happening to Amy? How much does the Doctor know? It'll be interesting to see how this all plays out.

Remember whe Doctor Who was not just a catalogue of Russell Davies's sexual fantasies?

You're pretty clever aren't you. Man, enjoy the hell out of the rest of the season. I promise.

Did Rory die again?

The Kraken is a mythical beast, but my Scottish neighbour did keep asking me about some bloke called Phil McKraken? I don't know the geezer, I must have told her a hundred times. She was gorgeous but only ever seemed interested in the mysterious Phil McKraken... no idea if she ever found him

Nice reaction, lovely editing, yes a nice pirates ep, a lovely stand alone episode

Hey, you don't have to be defensive for the rambling, that's your reaction after all, so you should react as you like and if you want to ramble, dew it! I remember that this episode caught my attention mainly for the acting. Matt, Karen, Arthur, Hugh and, well, pretty much everyone was great! That was also my first time seeing the Doctor interact with pirates and I really liked the parallel he makes with the travelling since they both "travel far" and all of that, it was fun. Also, he might be able to shot pirate Amy first, but it's pirate Amy, so he wouldn't dare. Also, what's the eye patch lady thing all about? 👀 You singing while Amy was doing chest compressions took me back to my first aid classes, those were fun times. About what you said with assuming Rory will just come back, that was funny, but I totally get your logic and I can't really argue with you there, Rory seems to be unkillable. PS: I found a way to send you the edit! I can't post in the comments here on youtube and at the time I couldn't do this, because X/Twitter got blocked in my country, but now it's working again and I follow you there, so I just posted the edit in the comments of your last post there! I hope you like it.

The TARDIS is a real living thing, they've mentioned it throughout the series up to this point. The Jolly Roger is the aforementioned black flag; the ship was named The Fancy, and it, Henry Avery, and his disappearance were actual, historical people and events. Though Doctor Who obviously puts an alien twist on it.

7:17 - prophetic genius ?