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The humor and gore ruins the show. Its just Disney/internet humor with everything is funny and nothing is serius and lets just say the f word all the time. Gore doest work for this kind of show because they treat it like a joke

I agree with the characterisation of Ruby and the doctor and the messy, disappointing finale. I also didn't really like the first two episodes. I did, however, really like the run from Boom to Rogue, that's one of my favorite doctor who episode runs in yearsss.

mount wario has always been one of my faveorite tracks in the game but the fact that i never noticed that the music changed AT ALL really not just shows how little attention i pay but also how many layers of great things even one track of this game has!!

WHAT!? the frontrunning music thing is phenomenal!! you deserve way more subscribers!!

I thought she let him feel her wrist to indicate the hidden weapon and that she was going to use it on the other Master?

"MINOR spoilers. Just, y'know, that specific kid dies at the end of the first episode."

How did we go from this to _Space Babies_ ? Seriously?

" Lindy needs to take the bubble _down_" The way you said that made me feel like I was being chastised 😆

I wonder how well this would work in real life with real people at such odds?

This New doctor makes Jodie Whittaker look good. 2 out of 10

Doctor: *Rejects gun.* "Never." Master: "Hey, Doc! The Time Lords are back!" Doctor: *Grabs gun.* "Peace was never an option."

One of the only times I felt 12 was scarier than 11 was when Clara was about to die, and Me then says "I know the Doctor, the Doctor would nev" "THE DOCTOR IS NO LONGER HERE, YOU'RE STUCK WITH ME" That's probably worse than the angry Doctor, because that one is still the Doctor.

Its a miracle the doctor has such a strict moral code, otherwise we'd all be doomed.

This scene really annoys me because it only happens because the Doctor choose some moral high ground over people’s lives. In the 80’s the zigons invaded earth and a navy surgeon developed a virus that could kill them. The doctor took that virus leaving humanity defenseless. Then in the new series the zigon’s attack again and he forces kate to make decisions she wouldn’t without fucking with mind. In the end on behalf of humanity she negotiated a deal to have the zigon’s stay on earth. Who gave her the authority to do so? Not the UN, not the host countries, the doctor. I’m willing to bet not one of them would want to host aliens who had plans of killing them moments prior. He forced humanity to do what he wanted through changing thier memories. But when the monks do it (with the consent of someone without fear, agenda, strategy or ulterior motive) ohh no their the bad guys. Now in the nightmare senario after bonnie kills so many he let’s her go. All of unit, so many civilians and yet he lets her walk away and then wipes kate’s memories. All those dead bodies could’ve been stopped if he left them with the virus or at the very least didn’t let the invaders in the front door. And writing this made me wonder if he took weapons tech from humanity in the past. When the cybermen came from the alternate universe into the main one the alternate torchwood came with advanced guns capable of killing daleks and when the 9th doctor died and became the 10th we see humanity had at least 1 gun capable of blowing spaceships in space(which definitely would’ve been improved upon so it wouldn’t require 30 mins to fire) yet when the daleks kidnap earth and killed millions where are these weapons? Humanity wouldn’t just throw away weapons capable of defending themselves from very real threats that have attacked them in the past. The doctor has continually stunted humanity’s defenses getting people killed and yet he’s cheered on as a hero. He’s not he’s someone who gets people killed because of moral’s that randomly stop existing when he encounters daleks or cybermen or anyone for that matter. He can kill thousands any day but not humanity when defending themselves.

8:22 wtf do they think guns look like

Unconditional because he loved Missy no matter what she did?

Im genuinely excited for the Mighty Nein

The end of the Family of Blood is aboksutely chilling. He could have just killed them. He had done that to his worst enemies and for far less. But i like to think that he was torturing himself for what happened. For Joan, for Martha, and for John Smith. So his sadistic side comes out, just to let someone else suffer as he has.

Peter Capaldi is my second favorite Doctor, after Matt Smith, but this is possibly the greatest speech in all of Doctor Who.

I couldn't agree more. I have my misgivings of some of the showrunners and the way they handled various things, but that is the nature of art. I won't love it all. Capaldi did amazing, though, and by the end he was perhaps my favorite rendition of the Doctor. He felt timeless.

I just hate the American accent he does, it really throws me off the monologue

Your videos are so lovely. Bringing details from the score and their history and tying them in with the episode is such a sweet little extra. Thanks

Nice use of lighting around 6:58 to emphasise his menace.

Fun fact Capaldi wanted the sonic specs because it allowed poor fans to still dress up as the doctor

1312. W00T

This is my favourite Capaldi speech. It's the one that made me love him as my favourite doctor

The best part of Superbell Subway is the melody. It's not the ones from the trumpets and stuff, I don't know what instrument it's called, but it's high pitch and super catchy

The 11th Doctor is always a bit of a disappointment to me. Matt Smith's portrayal is wonderful, I just wish the episodes he's in were more interesting and Moffat wrote the companions better without all the sexism. It's such a missed opportunity that doesn't do the 11th Doctor justice. But Smith did great with what he was given.

When the mask drops

At the time I had only watched Doctor Who from the 8th Doctor onwards and didn't know the timelords were generally assholes. It makes for a nice suprise at the end of the season 4 specials when you've come to expect some sort of happy or bittersweet reunion.

To me, the strongest part of this was it showed the companions as fully realised people with their own lives, dreams and ambitions. We see the doctor through their eyes, rather than them through the doctor's or the audience's eyes. And their lives are affected, even when the Doctor moves on. They're people, not just 'something for the dads' and the show is now mature enough to acknowledge that. At least until the 11 doctor.

Luthen's monologue must be one of top 3 monologues in the history of television: One is the Doctor's monologue at the end of Capaldi's era of Doctor Who, another must be Captain Flint's monologue about darkness at the end of Black Sails and the third one MUST BE THIS ONE.

THIS IS THE MAN, THE ONLY DOCTOR WHO COULD SEE THE MASTER IN THE FACE AND THINK: I'LL GIVE YOU THE SECOND CHANCE YOU DESERVE.

I didn't really like the 12th Doctor at first. A part of that is because it always takes a while for me to warm up to the new Doctor after I've gotten used to the old one. It's not that I hated Capaldi, but I didn't like him as much as 10th or 11th (which introduced me to Doctor Who). This scene is what changed my mind. This interaction, this forgiveness, this love for a friend... THIS is what made me come around to Capaldi. And it eventually led to him being my second favorite Doctor.

I could listen to capalid read the phone book for 10 hors and not be bored for 1 second

His greatest scene was meeting the Metaltron in "Dalek".

the best description of this scene i've ever heard is this: "This scene actually wasn't scripted. Jenna Coleman actually brought a nuke to the set and what we see here is the footage of Peter Capaldi trying to talk her out of using it, all the while they are shooting like it's an actual episode! Goes to show you how amazing Peter Capaldi really is"

You need to watch the original Netflix castlevania series. Nocturne is meh but the original was one of my favorite animated shows I've seen

Love your analysis! Get goosebumps every time I hear this speech! And as a Swede, extra happy that Stellan got this role. He is truly amazing!

A lot of folks talk about the oratory skills Patrick Stewart brought to Star Trek, and how his closing arguments in “Measure of a Man” defined everything we had come to love about his character. This speech was Capaldi’s “Measure of a Man.”

I wish someone would use this ship as an example of what romance is like - period. Not transcending romance, or above/beyond romance, or any of that nonsense. Those comments assume/reak of a false belief that only sexuals can be romantic and that all asexuals are aromantic. They never see the ace-rom possibility because of the limit they place on the term romance.

Tennant is mid, pertwee on the other hand, the best doctor

You explained why I like Sylvester McCoy's doctor he was hiding something dark and Sinister something he had done with some dark thing he had done to the entire universe and yet still retained his joyfulness even though he was tainted

The thing is, what about the idea of "live to fight another day"? By choosing to die here, how many are you condemning to death in your absence?

I love 12 and Peter Capaldi. He is my doctor and always will be❤❤

12 will always be my favorite doctor

Well said my friend ..... a brilliant scene and great proof of Capaldi getting it ❤❤

"Do you think i care for you so little that betraying me would make a difference"-Doctor Toxic or kind?

Do I need to understand dungeons and dragons games and have had to watch critical role to watch this

Absolutely adore this show. Has to be my favourite, right after ATLA, and DOTA: Dragon's Blood is pretty high up there too.