Doctor Who REACTION | 60th Anniversary Special 2 | "Wild Blue Yonder" | The Doctor on Event Horizon!
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Loved it when the doctor chose the wrong Donna. Really appreciated the mavity of the situation.
Cary Grant pointing GET OUT .gif
The moment between The Doctor picking up Not-Donna, realising, then picking up the real Donna was probably the tensest DW scene I've ever witnessed
I just watched it an hour ago and I was already tensed up at that scene
For real, I was like “I’ve seen the trailer for the season….. I know she’s in the next episode so she can’t actually die here”……. But I didn’t 100% believe that they weren’t going to do the switcheroo and have the fake Donna be her going forward
I spent the first 20 minutes curious but once the alternative Doctor/ Donna showed it was brilliantly done. So very very scary
tbh for me the cgi in those scenes kinda took me out of the tension of that
Truth!
these are the kind of episodes that show why dr who became as popular as it did, just 2 actors killing it for an entire episode with an interesting plot that slowly unravels throughout the episode, and it’s nice to see the dr completely stumped
This was the most legitimate nightmare fuel since Midnight.
And you're right, the 'silly' balanced the cosmic horror, but it still held that feeling of being caught in a nightmare.
I loved it.
PS - you two, and your evident love for the show? You've just got a new subscriber xx
It had that specific "cant run fast enough" and "my body isnt listening to me" type of nightmare horror that I believe everyone has experienced atleast once
This really struck a nerve with me! And I love horror movies! 😳😱
The Doctor really tried to put a stop to that gravity joke twice, but then joined in. I love them.
Afraid to say that Russell T Davies posted shortly after this episode aired, Bernard cribbins only managed to film this scene before he passed, so as far as I know, he isnt in next weeks episode....so sad 😥
Yeah one scene only 😢
Bernard held on just long enough for us to see him again.
I cried at seeing wilf. It was very bitter sweet seeing him in doctor who for the last time. Its a shame that they didnt get all the scenes they wanted before he sadly passed but at least we've got this scene to say goodbye
Man, what a fantastic episode! Doctor Who is clearly going back to its roots with Russell, even the CGI, even the cheesier CGI made me feel 'at home,' if you know what I mean... It had a bit of a Midnight vibe, terrifying with that constant feeling of helplessness... The scene with Donna being left behind hurt my heart! Speaking of the heart, seeing Wilfred so affectionate and cute waiting for Donna, and that look towards the Doctor, MY GOD! I cried buckets!!
I adored this episode. Something about being trapped somewhere and having to uncover the mystery of where and why are my absolutely favorite stories.
Just like Midnight! Absolutely loved it!!
I think it's so sweet and telling that even after how long it's been, even with how things went the last time Wilf saw the Doctor, he sees something going wrong he can't explain and he immediately has Faith the Doctor can and will put it right.
This was such a stellar episode with great performances by Tennant and Tate, and the kind of writing and Midnight-ish elements that's been absent for quite a while. And seeing Bernard Cribbins return as Wilf was such a moment of pure joy, however brief.
Loved the references to the Timeless Child and the Flux.
I loved that this felt like a classic Doctor Donna episode. It felt (fittingly) like a time machine to a decade ago when I tuned in for every episode and it was my favorite show. No gimmicks. No cameos. Just great Doctor and Donna saving the universe.
I was bawling my eyes out when I saw Wilf in the episode
Unfortunately guys that ended up being Bernard Cribbins last scene with David Tennant, as he passed away shortly afterwards, am just glad that they got one last scene together. That episode was certainly wild!!.🇬🇧
He shot scenes for The Giggle though
@@mrcritical6751 Russell confirmed on Instagram that the scene with Bernard at the end of Wild Blue Yonder was the only one they managed to film as he was too unwell to do more scenes. So I think they kept it in as it was his last thing he filmed and because RTD wanted to have a love letter to Bernard one last time.
@@mrcritical6751 No, they wrote some but he wasn't well enough to film them. Confirmed by RTD on Instagram and on Doctor Who Unleashed. That's it.
@@mrcritical6751RTD has said this is the only scene they were able to complete. So don't think he'll be in the last episode
@@mrcritical6751 No RTD said that he was there for the table read but he was only able to film one scene
Sadly RTD confirmed that that last scene was the only scene Bernard Cribbins was able to film. He will be mentioned next week but this is the last time we will ever see him. Sad but I'm glad that he got to film the reunion before he died.
R.I.P. ❤️❤️
Bernard Cribbins alone makes the 60th Specials worth it. Bless him.
Last time I so thoroughly enjoyed a episode was World Enough in Time/The Doctor Falls. Loved every moment and the scene where The Doctor and Donna talk about The Timeless Child/The Flux was my favorite part of the episode.
I *knew* it was coming and *still* fell to pieces when Wilf showed up 😭😭😭
i think the thing I'm most OBSESSED with from this episode is the fact that they used ACTUAL PROSTHETICS for the majority of the part where the monsters are trying to figure out how long their arms are supposed to be
i did see on insta that wilf was supposed to be a bigger part of the final ep but cribbins passed away before he could film those scenes meaning that this was his final scene unfortunately
:( I'm glad he had time to film what he did.
He’s still mentioned next week though and Russell’s promised he’s kept safe and well so thankfully Wilf lives on ❤️
actually he passed after filming his scenes
@@charg1nmalaz0r51 No he passed after filming this one scene. He had more to film but he wasn't able to
This isn't a spoiler it's just to make you reduce expectations... it has been confirmed we won't see wilf again. That's all they could film. Sad... But bittersweet thar we got what we got
I loved the cosmic horror of the episode and that they didnt just throw away the conflict of the Flux, amazing episode, but specially from all that, the best part is be able to see Wilfred happy to reunite with the Doctor again, i love this man, my favourite character of all the show 😍💕
A great episode and a great tribute. Particularly for a generation of Brits - this is going to sound condescending - who spent a large part of their upbringing hearing Cribbens or watching him in comedy or drama or (perhaps most pertinently for this show in its original format) children's TV. It was like losing your own grandfather.
That final scene with Wilf sadly seeing the Doctor one last time was heartbreaking. It was planned that he would have a larger part in the final, but it wasn’t to be 💔💔
Also loved the moment when they ended up at the point where Isaac Newton discovered Mavity! Such an important moment in History.
I BROKE when the TARDIS door opened at the end and...WILF!!!!!! I cried INSTANTLY!!!!!!
Gutted to read that this is the only scene we will see with Wilf 😢 God bless Bernard Cribbins x
A sad Fact about wilf (Bernard cribbins) Russel T Davis mentioned this was his only scene he got to film before he passed away
RIP Bernard. Beloved by so many for so long. ❤️
I don't know if it's intentional or not but Donna refers to the doctor snapping his fingers to summon the Tardis which was a thing later incarnations of the doctor did instead of 10, but then later says she doesn't remember anything about what the doctor did after they separated which sort of implies to me that she does but isn't saying it to protect the doctor
Ten did snap his fingers when he opened the Tardis. I think she assumed that Ten is also able to do it the same way.
ten first snapped his fingers to open the tardis in forest of the dead but i agree donna remembers more than she’s letting on
He did snap his fingers in that one episode, but it was part of a subplot where River tells him he can and he tries it once at the end. It’s 11 that actually uses that skill so I’d be assuming Donna doesn’t know it’s a thing he can do or if she does it was likely a once off thing he never used again.
@@colddripgaming11 did it because the finger snapping was a Moffat invention but he did it first in front of Donna so the lines makes perfect sense.
I loved this episode. Gave me some crazy Midnight vibes which is 100% ok with me. For a minute there, I wasn’t entirely sure that it wasn’t the same entity from Midnight back for more. Literally formless entities from the darkness beyond the edge of space…… classic Doctor Who nightmare fuel.
RTD is typically known for either campy comedy or gut-wrenching emotional drama, so it's nice to see that between this and Midnight, he can also really excel in nightmarish Lovecraftian horror
Bernard didnt get to complete filming, so he won't be in the last episode. Its truely sad.
What a blast! These “specials” are a whole new level of fan service. For “3”, I’m going to do the watch along with y’all for sure! 💙
I can say this... the 13th incarnation (well 14th cause War face, well 15th... cause 10th had vanity issue... well Jodie's Doctor) have been through a lot. I mean all of them have, but when she had that face, she found out that her origin isn't what it seems as well as being responsible for wiping half of the universe... Jeez, the Doctor really can't catch a break...
also... this episode is intense and I love it~
I just love seeing everyone’s reaction to the villians reveal lol, classic
This was my favourite Doctor Who episode in a long time...brilliantly creepy, and it was just so wonderful seeing Bernard at the end.
I hope the Gravity/Mavity joke becomes a running joke in the new season too 😂😂
It would have the same vibe as the Hollywood/Hollywoo gag from Bojack Horseman, I hope they stick with it
I was genuinely worried that something could happen to Donna at the end of this episode. This episode was so much better than The Star Beast to me.
If seeing Wilf doesn’t make one get weepy… so bittersweet. 🥹🥺
Love your eyeshadow color choices, Vanessa.
I ADORED this episode. Genuine threat, genuine scary bits and no long exposition bits ruining the tension
RTD has confirmed that this was the only episode Bernard Cribbins was able to film. He died before filming anything else.
this episode honestly might be my new fav of all time. it’s at least definitely top 3.
Ad the end of the ending: "In loving memory of Bernard Cribbins"
The Fourth Doctor mentioned climbing a tree and dropping an apple on Isaac Newton's head.
Maybe he needed a couple knocks on the head to get the message? 😉
I feel this all the Toymaker's meddling.
So I wonder if they reveal in the next episode that the Toymaker has been causing all this ruckus, even the regeneration. I would assume so.
I've heard this theory too. Explains why the whole Meep thing was a little silly and cheesy and the super weird versions of doctor and Donna/mavity was a bit silly too. Could be his doing! Really hope it all ties back to him!
@11:00 I automatically answered with, "Why? Are you having fun?" :D
Perfect! Exactly what we were hoping someone would say! 💜💙🤣
Just to let you know RTD said wilf only got to film that one scene before he died, so what we saw was his last moments on Dr who
Hats off to Tennant and Tate for their outstanding performances, as well as to director Tom Kingsley for such a great episode. The only thing that worries me at this point is that the specials will in hindsight feel like the giant carrot dangled in front of fans of the Tenth Doctor, purely to get them interested in the show again. I have faith that Russell T Davies generally knows what the show needs to be successful (although his posturing over the recent depiction of Davros was an awkwardly unnecessary misstep), I just hope that it won't feel like a massive tonal shift once Ncuti Gatwa's Doctor takes over.
I have never laughed and been creeped out by a monster in doctor who for a long time until this episode
I couldnt help but laugh at the "ITS GETTING COLDER....AND THE CAMERA ANGLE IS GOING DUTCH..."
Okay, theory: Did anyone notice that Wild Blue Yonder had a theme of doubles, or just things in general, existing incongruously of each other? Beyond the obvious main plot point with the doppelgangers, there was also these:
* The "gravity" vs. "mavity" gag (I'll get to this more in a minute, because this ties into where I think the story is going)
* The moment with the doppelganger Donna not knowing if people have two knees or two knees on both legs
* The "when something is removed it remains" moment
* The moment about how Donna thinks two contradictory things about herself at once
* And the most important one probably: the moment with the salt, superstition, and the entire thing about how "two things can be true at once"
The Doctor comments near the end of the episode about his worry about the salt thing. As he said, it happened at the edge of the universe, where the rules of logic have no meaning, so it could have far reaching consequences.
So, theory: this is Doctor Who setting up the future of the show as having a loose canon, where multiple things can exist at the same time, and canon can contradict itself. This has been the ethos of the show forever, and it's the thing everyone repeats: Doctor Who has no "canon". This is them setting that up, and creating an actual in-universe explanation for it.
Going further into that, they are not going to have a traditional regeneration this time. I believe there's a leak that claims that this regeneration is going to be a split one between 14 and 15. I'll go one step further: this upcoming regeneration is going to set up the entire Whoiverse, by splitting off the Doctor Who world in separate canons. This ties into the thing with "gravity vs. mavity". It's basically them establishing that multiple ideas can exist at once, and be flipped between. People are complaining about how this entire part with Issac Newton felt useless, but I think it's supposed to tie into the overall gimmick they're gonna be going for here; the entire Doctor Who universe is basically gonna become a big schrodinger's cat toy-box. Going further into this, the Toy Maker is probably trying to control peoples fates, and the way that he gets defeated is by completely severing the threads, so that there's no "fates" to be controlled.
Basically, they're going to have every single Doctor exists at once. I don't know how they're gonna manage that; either the show is going to become continuously multi-Doctor, which I doubt, or (the more likely option) they're going to have 15 as the Doctor on the main show, and this is going to be a set up for spin-offs with other Doctors and their companions to be endlessly possible, and not restricted by canonical restraint.
i think you are reading far too into this
Or... get this... they're acknowledging AGAIN that all the current multimedia stories out there really are all "canon," and that you shouldn't just assume only the show is, and they're hoping the people who refused to get that the first few times will finally get it.
When you go back in time. (With Sir Isaac Newton) and you change the word; Gravity in Mavity... Maybe you changed the timeline and that's why the world went crazy at the end of the episode?
DONNA HAS NEVER HEARD NEWTON SAY: MAVITY
AND SHE SAYS MAVITY LIKE IT IS NORMAL. It is maybe changed?
To those interested there was a 10min ish Dr Who special on the BBC children in need night with David Tennant making an appearance
This one? ua-cam.com/video/WFGvTu05hH8/v-deo.html
"Hate is loud" - so true ☹
Not wanting to spoil anything but Wilf will now only be "referenced" in the 3rd special. RTD put out a post concerning this and if I wasn't already in tears when the end of the episode happened, Unleashed finished me off over the whole Bernard scene. Bernard, you will be sorely missed. From when he first stepped into the Tardis during the film, Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 A.D. to his re-entry with 10 and 14, he was an amazing addition to the whoniverse.
You guys nailed it, this is definitely inspired by Event Horizon! There's a touch of 'The Thing' as well as 'Midnight'
Solaris, I thought.
@@StupidLittleNobody Great shout, definitely a bit of Solaris in there with the doubles
I think while this special lacked any cameos it has a lot of continuity to the series, not just with the obvious references but little things like the Tardis translation, whistling to get the Tardis back, etc.
No more Bernard Cribbens. This was his last scene, he died shortly after filming this
This felt like a homage to midnight episode. I loved it!!!
When my bf and I first watched this and the scene where the *not others* were growing and filling the space, I turned to my bf and said "Omg, they're Titans!"
Episode was so much better than the last one I loved this
Love your channel. Best nail biter episode ever. Yelling to the Doctor no wrong Donna. Loved Wilfred.
The thing about the "Event Horizon" ship in the film, is that it's a Gothic Rift Drive ship that 9000% tells us it's from the Warhamer 40k reality.
Anyone see the R2-D2 shapes in the set design in the corridor.
Those robots you noticed are the entrance to Cyberdog in Camden market, London.
RTD has spoken about Bernard Cribbins and that he passed shortly after filming Wild Blue Yonder, so I would temper your expectations for seeing a lot of Wilf next week.
OBSESSED with the Hollywood shirt...
How Doctor Who made Wifreds appearance at the end a surprise even though we all knew he was gonna be there somewhere is amazing. Wondered if the salt was a reference to "The Unicorn and the Wasp" episode. Also, I think this episode would look cool animated in a Studio Ghibli style.
At first I though the alien from midnight gained human form 😆... it's nice to see a similar type of alien...also sitting in a corner learning nice one
Unfortunately Wilf was supposed to be in the third part but Bernard Cribbins was only able to film this scene before he passed away. It's sad but I'm glad we at least got this as opposed to never seeing him again
They probably should go back to Newton or change the word in every book to gravity again.
I love your reactions - almost as much as I LOVE the HOLLYWOOD t-shirt!!! 😎
8:01 Hey he called it
i loved this episode...AMAZING. Scary as hell but like you both said its scary that works with Doctor Who. I watched this yesterday but had to watch your vid about the 2nd episode. Love watching your reactions and i cannot wait to see next weeks episode. Love your vids from Ontario Canada
Definitely a cross between Event Horizon and that Sandra Bullock film, Mavity!
Tone wise a bit off (funny / seriously scary) but definitely a great episode
(Rewatched the Paul McGann 1996 movie last night. Still think it's got the best theme tune lol)
This was some creepy shit ..loved it ❤️🔥🔥🔥
Doctor left the sonic and tardis behind the door for this ep
Ive seen a interview with Russell T Davies and he seem to say that's the only time we see Wilf( Bernard Cribbins) i hope im wrong.
And right on cue, some people are already throwing hissy fit for "race-swapping" Isaac Newton and calling Doctor Who a "woke garbage."
Some people don't have anything better to do.
This was a great episode WAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY better than the last one. I was worried for a sec there but if they finish with this quality I will be happy.
Loved this episode, the mimics to me reminded me of the entity out of the episode Midnight they semed to be the physical manifestation of the entity that infected Sky, Wilf returning at the end brought me and my sister to tears
Many thanks to Robert & Vanessa! ⏳ I wonder how long the "mavity" gag will continue?
This episode was amazing, anxiety inducing but amazing !
Isaac Newton was pretty hot
So much joy seeing Wilf again!!! 🥹🥹🥹
You got another subscriber. Thank you.
This was such a good episodes with such great acting from David and Catherine like we need something with both of them as villains
"Mavity"? Wonder if that's going to come back? We got it what, three or four times this episode? If it was a Moffat joint we'd have the seeds for the whole season right there but RTD might just have been amusing himself and it won't come back at all. Same gag as in the "Children in Need" thing with the Doctor influencing stuff, though. 🤔
Well played to Tate and Tennant excellent Episode and lovely to see Bernard R.I.P
My arms are too long.
The arms are going out.
Totally awesome! I loved it….back to great Doctor Who.
Love the Hollywood montrose shirt
Check out the bbc making of this episode it’s great
You might also like the film PANDORUM (better on second viewing).
The BBC and doctor who said it's Bernard Cribbins (wilf) scene, he a wonderful actor if look at his career he was everyone grandad
That's Donna code for I lied
what he meant by million years thats how long its been for him not 15 years like with donnor put that into prospective thats how i think hes different from the 10th doctor got the same face but different personality hes not guilt ridden from the time war anymore.
This was an incredible episode there truly terrifying moments and some incredibly hilarious moments
Sadly, Bernard Cribbins won’t be in the third episode. RTD said this was the only scene that he got to film.
Love your Doctor Who reactions but Ahem! Regarding Bernard Cribbins, his first name is not pronounced Ber-NARD, he's BER-nud, go see the making of video for this episode and RTD talking about him with huge affection, on behalf of many of us Brits. Bernard Cribbins was a national treasure appearing in multiple children's tv shows over the decades, I heartily recommend a delightful 1970 family film The Railway Children, in which he plays an important role. We absolutely adored him and miss him enormously. Keep up the good work, much appreciated! 👍