Not enough people appreciate how well the drastic change in tone when Matt appears is. It really emphasises what 10 was worried about becoming a completely different man. 11 stopped thinking about Donna, Rose, etc to the extent 10 did all the time.
@KVAcedo27 I agree, he definitely didn't forget them, and deep down knows he didn't want to, he knows what kind of impact they had on his life, especially Rose. Also if you seen in the 50th special, when the War Doctor says "Bad Wolf I could kiss you!" after 10 asks him what he just said, 11 does too, but it is more subtle, and you see a shot of him simply looking up with a sly smile. That was a VERY good subtle scene showing he still holds Rose dear to his heart(s). She's one of the people the Doctor will never forget no matter how many times he/she regenerates, their love was too intense and their ending too bittersweet for him.
I've been doing a rewatch of the revival series since Eccleston recently, and you can REALLY feel the whiplash in energy between Tennant's more dramatic Doctor and Smith's low-key himbo Doctor between The End of Time and Eleventh Hour. It must be a matter of minutes to hours at most between 10th's visit to Rose and 11th's eating fish fingers and custard.
So Russel T Davies wrote the episode, but the last line of his script is Tennant’s “I don’t want to go”. All of Matt Smith’s lines in this scene were written by Stephen Moffat.
In series 3, Ten said something like, "Some people live more in 20 years than others do in 80. It's not the time that matters. It's the person." And I always felt that applied so well to his version of the Doctor. He lived so intensely for, in the context of the show, only the blink of an eye compared to most of his other lives. His run was defined by glorious and passionate and devastating emotional highs and lows, and I felt everything right along with him, through every victory and loss and tragic mistake. There's something to love about every era and I'm excited for what's to come, but Ten will always be my Doctor.
*"I don't want to go."* I cried. You really felt how much he loved the show and how sad it was that he was leaving. His control room being destroyed was also interesting and symbolic. Matt Smith and Peter Capaldi were perfect follow ups to David Tennant, though.
The Queen Vic in EastEnders was burning at the same time for the same reason. A move to HD for the BBC's flagship shows, so better, sharper sets were required. Still, no one can deny that here in this scene, it added to the drama and the sense of tragedy and 'end of an era ' alongside Murray Gold's 'Vale Decem' ( 'Goodbye, Ten' in Latin).
@@cunningsmile4166 but the thing is there would have been a plot twist with that to where all the adventures Amy had with the 10th doctor was actually before he met her and when he crash lands in her garden that’s when he dies so all of the adventures she would have had would be before he regenerates it reminded me a bit of the doctor and river but ultimately that didn’t happen
I can't believe this was 12 years ago, I remember my mum in tears at this regen. I was just in awe of it, one of the most emotional, epic, climactic things I'd ever seen as a 6 year old
Man. I hope whoever actually came up with the regeneration idea for Dr. Who got a huge raise. The Regeneration idea was the most brilliant idea in TV history for a show. Not only can they tell stories with multiple different actors and have it make sense in the story, but they can make the regeneration scenes at the end of each Doctor's era emotional rollercoasters. They can easily just ride on one doctor until either they get tired or the audience gets tired, and then just switch out the doctor and refresh the entire series at a moment's notice.
@@HaloPrime212 If you've not seen "An Adventure in Time & Space", it's a dramatisation that details the entire inception of the show and leads up to when Hartnell leaves, where they pitch the idea for regeneration. It's the first time Hartnell was played by David Bradley. It's really good!
I don’t think there’s any more perfect meta way to end this regeneration than with the second to final line “This song is ending but the story never ends.” Sigma had been using the metaphor of a song ending for a while which we assumed was an analogy for the Doctor’s life and how he would soon die… but then we discover that this ending song is only one part of a larger whole that will go on and on forever. It’s heartwarming and bittersweet all at the same time, and I couldn’t have picked a more perfect line if I tried. ❤
There's a lot of things I love about this regeneration - Vale Decem - that one bit where Ten looks at his hand - the whole regeneration It's so perfect, it felt like this is the end
god the performance, the score, the scene. It’s all perfect, the build up executed perfectly throughout the series leading up to Tennants ending and Smiths beginning, it’s just so emotional.
"I don't want to go!" - The Doctor Who has returned the most times BBC, the fandom, the world, the entire universe took what he said as a personal challenge.
Absolutely gutted when 10 regenerated. David Tennant became my favorite doctor and I looked forward to every episode. I cried during this entire episode. It's the perfect mix of writing and music. Bravo!
Though not as accomplished a sfx feat as Ecclestone to Tennant I'd argue. This one's quite sudden. (Which, as far as the narrative is concerned, is appropriate. We're watching a Doctor who would rather not regenerate go through that very traumatic process.) But I like that the moment of transition is given more character though, through Tennant and Smith's conveyance of great pain. 'Rewrite every cell in your body? Doesn't that hurt?' 'Oh, yeah. It hurts. 'That last body of yours, was he okay in the end?' 'It always hurts.'
10's sorrow and fear is all the more brutal when you consider how YOUNG he is. His 10th regeneration barely lasted a handful of years while Matt Smith admits to actively adventuring across centuries. And 10 only got a handful of years. Not even a decade before he 'died'.
This scene hurts even more when you realize that at this time this is basically the Doctor’s final regeneration. His hidden regeneration as the War Doctor makes Tennent’s doctor the 11th incarnation.
2:12 is one of the coolest regeneration shots in DW history. The way fire and sparks are literally streaming across the TARDIS floor and panels, the same way regeneration beams are streaming from the Doctor. A man dying in the flames of his home, only to be reborn like a phoenix from the ashes. And don't even get me started on Murray Gold's incredible Vale Decem, or the silent look the Doctor gives his TARDIS, and the man himself David Tennant saying so so much in just 6 words and facial expressions. Call me a sucker for melodrama, but all regenerations should be this dramatic and explosive in my opinion. Go out with a literal bang.
I don't think they planned this but its interesting to think about. 10 was one of the only doctors who really didn't want to go. His build up to regeneration was symbolised as his death. Showing how drastically different he was from previous doctors. It's no coincidence that he's now back with us. Perhaps 10 is the doctors true self and that's why he came back. Perhaps his final regeneration.
Reminder: Tennent's Doctor only lived for 6 years, so it makes the line "I don't want to go" even sadder when you realize how little in terms of The Doctor's lifespan he actually lived.
@@brittical-hit and i hope his third (temporary) re-appearance would finally come into terms with himself and properly let himself go for the true new incarnation to take place.
God, this still makes me cry. The shortest life the Doctor had. Tennant wasn’t playing the Doctor, he was the Doctor. The flame the burns twice as bright burns half as long.
I would say 9 had the smallest life span with it being clear he just regenerated in Rose. He took that very small life span he had to help recover himself after the time war and rediscover his love of being the doctor again with the help of Rose
@@jensennguyen02I could be wrong, and that is entirely possible as I am by no means a Doctor Who historian, but I think it was stated by the doctor who chronology that the 9th doctor lived for thirty years (apparently he did a ton of stuff off camera) but the 10th doctor only lived for four (he apparently did NOTHING off camera). The 11 doctor lived the longest at 1100 years which is ironic as Matt Smith was the youngest actor who played him. That is of course you don’t count the billions of years the 12th spent in the confession dial.
I always thought the change from wanting to cry over one Doctor leaving to suddenly this funny introduction to the next was nicely done. Left you feeling hopeful instead of just sad.
It was at this moment 1:37, my whole family was watching and my typicall dry sense of humour dad said to me: "Well, get a new contract then." I laughed and cried so hard at the same time.
I still watch this regularly and feel every bit of pain as when it first aired. In my eyes it's the saddest moment in television, and so beautifully executed. As soon as Ood Sigma appears, and Vale Decem starts playing, I'm done for. The song itself holds so much power. There's no stopping it. Ever since then, I've dreamt of David Tennant, RTD and Murray Gold to return. The holy trinity. It was a pipe dream!! Now it's actually possible! To think that Jodie could regenerate into David Tennant in itself is a prospect I've been dreaming of for 13 years! BRING IT ON!!!
I like to imagine that the severity of the explosions in the tardis are correlated to the doctor’s unwillingness to regenerate. For example, when 11 became 12, there was just an instant flash, but here, there was a massive explosion
I remembering watching this back in 2012 when I was 6 or 7. I was catching up to the current seasons at the time. Anyways, while this regeneration was very emotional, it was not the regeneration that got me. That will come tomorrow. While I did grow up with 11, the 10th Doctor was definately great, with many of my favorite episones coming from this era. While is not my Doctor, I still have respect fordavid Tenant and the impact he made on this show. I am happy to have him return.
10 on 10 for Ten's regeneration, you just couldn't get any more emotional or epic, I remember the whole country stopped for an hour on New year's Day, no doctor before or since has held the public in the palm of their hand. I didn't want you to go either! No one did!
I remember as a kid feeling so many emotions. Happiness to see a new doctor, sadness to see him go, it was the first show to ever make me cry. Now, being 17, the emotions are even bigger. Sadness, not because he regenerated, but because this incarnation went through so much, losing Rose, getting her back, losing her to himself but not really, making Donna have to forget all the adventures, the Master returning but then killing himself, then to come back and take over the world. I mean 10 had a sad life, and the way David Tennant was able to make us, the audience, cry as he leaves, is what makes this seen even sadder. I love 10's incarnation :')
I can't wait to see the TVSins Resin of this where they SKIIIIP too hard and accidentally jump from this to Jodie regenning into David again, lmao. "Ooops, we skipped too hard, but look, Time is cyclical, lul"
This scene was so good that for like ten years it tricked me into remembering The End of Time as a great story. It’s... not, but this scene is still unbelievably well executed.
This truly marked the end of the 2000s decade. The CGI for the regeneration was beautiful, especially seeing the scale of it around the entire Tardis console room. My only nitpick is that the wavy lines covered the Doctor's face too much that it was difficult to see the faces change from David to Matt. Nevertheless, Matt dominated the ending with arguably the best post-regeneration scene from an acting and production perspective.
This is still to this day my favourite regeneration, fitting that it's for my favourite Doctor. I'm looking forward to what Russell is planning for the future of the show, though I doubt he can top his previous work, as it is just a masterpiece.
I know he's only gonna be back for 3 special episodes, but I hope he gets to stick around in-universe for awhile, instead of it just being a short storyline. 10 (14?) deserves to stick around longer this time. The whole reason he was so sad to go here is because he was literally the shortest lived Doctor ever, only about 4 years in-universe. Hopefully the specials aren't all an interconnected, continuous storyline, to leave the opportunity for Tennant to be the Doctor in other specials a possibility
The saddest regeneration. 😭The first episode of Doctor Who that really made me cry. David Tennant was a brilliant Doctor, and he was so good in the role. David Tennant and Karen Gillan both leaving Doctor Who left holes in my heart. LOL at 2:55 😆I like Matt Smith's delivery of that line.
This is the second most devastating "I don't want to go" in Doctor Who history. David Bradley surpassed it in An Adventure in Space and Time. David Tennant's delivery was sad but watching David Bradley break down as William Hartnell was forced to move on from his most loved role was heartbreaking.
First Line: "Hello. Okay. Ooh. New teeth, that's weird. So where was I? Oh that's right. Barcelona!" (The Parting of the Ways/The Christmas Invasion) Final Line: "I don't want to go." (The End of Time)
If The Doctor can be believed, this incarnation was only about 6 years old. That would make him by far the youngest Doctor with most of them regenerating well after atleast 50 years or so. Makes "I could so so much more" make more sense.
I think I saw this in my granny Joan’s house in the background. Idk if it was a re run or if it was on New Year’s Day cuz it’d make sense why we’d be there on that day. But it must’ve been a long long time ago because she’s no longer with us. I love Doctor who so it gives me a kind of comfort she might’ve been somewhat involved with my familiarity with it. RIP.
David Tennant will always be my favourite doctor. I stopped watching doctor who regularly once he was gone. He felt like the most ‘Human’ doctor and one that’s personality was so fitting for the role. I can’t believe it’s been 12 years since he regenerated, I know actors can’t go on doing the same role forever and it’s a good way to always leave people wanting more than wishing it would just end already but I wish we had more 😂 thank you David for bringing my biggest fictional hero to life!
He got to regenerate as the Doctor for the third time and next year he will regenerating for the third time as well. He also played as the half human cloned im the other universe. Nobody can beat his achievement as The Doctor
Theory why his regeneration was so destructive- because he only gets 13 regenerations before he got granted more as the 11th So my theory is that it was so destructive because it was the last one of his original regeneration cycle
I'll never forget how well Matt Smith looked in David's clothes. David was an amazing doctor, my first one where I turned serious when watching it and was just a treat, seeing this regeneration was a whole change and shock to me, an end to an era
Imagine when the 14th doctor regenerates and his final words are " I'm ready to go now."
or "well then, allons-y! it's French, for let's go."
I will literally break my tv
That’s going to cause a lot of tears
Don't. You. Dare D:
And then imagine BBC trolled us and they show that the 15th Doctor is an older version of Matt Smith instead of Ncuti lmao
Not enough people appreciate how well the drastic change in tone when Matt appears is. It really emphasises what 10 was worried about becoming a completely different man. 11 stopped thinking about Donna, Rose, etc to the extent 10 did all the time.
@KVAcedo27 I agree, he definitely didn't forget them, and deep down knows he didn't want to, he knows what kind of impact they had on his life, especially Rose. Also if you seen in the 50th special, when the War Doctor says "Bad Wolf I could kiss you!" after 10 asks him what he just said, 11 does too, but it is more subtle, and you see a shot of him simply looking up with a sly smile. That was a VERY good subtle scene showing he still holds Rose dear to his heart(s). She's one of the people the Doctor will never forget no matter how many times he/she regenerates, their love was too intense and their ending too bittersweet for him.
I've been doing a rewatch of the revival series since Eccleston recently, and you can REALLY feel the whiplash in energy between Tennant's more dramatic Doctor and Smith's low-key himbo Doctor between The End of Time and Eleventh Hour. It must be a matter of minutes to hours at most between 10th's visit to Rose and 11th's eating fish fingers and custard.
So Russel T Davies wrote the episode, but the last line of his script is Tennant’s “I don’t want to go”. All of Matt Smith’s lines in this scene were written by Stephen Moffat.
@@samueldixon9028 but the decision to do that and let the Doctor take a completely different direction within seconds just works
O my god
In series 3, Ten said something like, "Some people live more in 20 years than others do in 80. It's not the time that matters. It's the person." And I always felt that applied so well to his version of the Doctor. He lived so intensely for, in the context of the show, only the blink of an eye compared to most of his other lives. His run was defined by glorious and passionate and devastating emotional highs and lows, and I felt everything right along with him, through every victory and loss and tragic mistake. There's something to love about every era and I'm excited for what's to come, but Ten will always be my Doctor.
He came back as the 14th doctor
*"I don't want to go."*
I cried. You really felt how much he loved the show and how sad it was that he was leaving. His control room being destroyed was also interesting and symbolic. Matt Smith and Peter Capaldi were perfect follow ups to David Tennant, though.
If he stayed longer, he would have meet Amy Pond; not joking. Moffat was fully ready to write for him.
Indeed.
@@cunningsmile4166 honestly BF should get on that, I would love to hear it
The Queen Vic in EastEnders was burning at the same time for the same reason. A move to HD for the BBC's flagship shows, so better, sharper sets were required. Still, no one can deny that here in this scene, it added to the drama and the sense of tragedy and 'end of an era ' alongside Murray Gold's 'Vale Decem' ( 'Goodbye, Ten' in Latin).
@@cunningsmile4166 but the thing is there would have been a plot twist with that to where all the adventures Amy had with the 10th doctor was actually before he met her and when he crash lands in her garden that’s when he dies so all of the adventures she would have had would be before he regenerates it reminded me a bit of the doctor and river but ultimately that didn’t happen
I can't believe this was 12 years ago, I remember my mum in tears at this regen. I was just in awe of it, one of the most emotional, epic, climactic things I'd ever seen as a 6 year old
I was 6 as well, I remember it so well and every regeneration I have nearly died because I was so sad
Fr tho
I cried too. Remember Time Crash when Ten meet Five? "You know what Doctor? You were MY Doctor"
Hm.
12 years? That's half my life damn
Man. I hope whoever actually came up with the regeneration idea for Dr. Who got a huge raise. The Regeneration idea was the most brilliant idea in TV history for a show. Not only can they tell stories with multiple different actors and have it make sense in the story, but they can make the regeneration scenes at the end of each Doctor's era emotional rollercoasters. They can easily just ride on one doctor until either they get tired or the audience gets tired, and then just switch out the doctor and refresh the entire series at a moment's notice.
Man if I could I’d go to 1966 to when they first came up with the idea
@@HaloPrime212 If you've not seen "An Adventure in Time & Space", it's a dramatisation that details the entire inception of the show and leads up to when Hartnell leaves, where they pitch the idea for regeneration. It's the first time Hartnell was played by David Bradley. It's really good!
I don’t think there’s any more perfect meta way to end this regeneration than with the second to final line “This song is ending but the story never ends.”
Sigma had been using the metaphor of a song ending for a while which we assumed was an analogy for the Doctor’s life and how he would soon die… but then we discover that this ending song is only one part of a larger whole that will go on and on forever.
It’s heartwarming and bittersweet all at the same time, and I couldn’t have picked a more perfect line if I tried. ❤
Best regeneration in my opinion
Indeed.
Wait Russell is taking his story literally. I reckon he had plans to bring him back.
Nice to see you here your majesty
14: “time to put this song on repeat”
There's a lot of things I love about this regeneration
- Vale Decem
- that one bit where Ten looks at his hand
- the whole regeneration
It's so perfect, it felt like this is the end
god the performance, the score, the scene. It’s all perfect, the build up executed perfectly throughout the series leading up to Tennants ending and Smiths beginning, it’s just so emotional.
"I don't want to go!"
- The Doctor Who has returned the most times
BBC, the fandom, the world, the entire universe took what he said as a personal challenge.
Actually the 2nd Doctor was the one who returned the most
One of the most iconic moments in the show's history 🙏🙏
The most iconic*
@@theinstinct2153 one of. There are lots of iconic moments in the 60 years of this show, my man.
@@theinstinct2153 Modern Doctor Who maybe but there are so many iconic and well known moments in the show, especially from Classic Who.
and haunting💔💔💔
Tennant was the gateway into doctor who for many of us, I'm excited to see his return!
Surely Eccleston was with Series 1
@@TheMarioAdams season1
@@FlagadossSupreme Series 1 was correct; Season 1 was 1963-1964.
@@DrWhoFanJ No season 1 was 2005
@@FlagadossSupreme Nope. 2005 was *Series* 1; *Season* 1 was 1963-1964.
10: "I'm the Doctor!"
11: "We've moved on!"
14: "Guess who's back, dragon boy?"
Absolutely gutted when 10 regenerated. David Tennant became my favorite doctor and I looked forward to every episode. I cried during this entire episode. It's the perfect mix of writing and music. Bravo!
I do love this regeneration scene its so emotional and Tennants last lines always bring tears to my eyes. 👍👍
I still cry to this day I love him
@@theinstinct2153 Me too.
To this day Tennants regeneration still makes me quite emotional😢
It's amazing how this regeneration still gives me both sorrow and goosebumps. And it's been like 12 years. LOL
12 years
@@markposthuma2000 ah, correct. LOL thank you, 12 years.
TENTH DOCTOR: I don’t want to go!
PETER PARKER: I don’t want to go! I don’t want to go!
Peter is a doctor who fan confirmed
2:25 Can we just appreciate for a minute how smooth this turn from david tennant into matt smith is?
Yes one of the better transitions for sure.
Though not as accomplished a sfx feat as Ecclestone to Tennant I'd argue. This one's quite sudden. (Which, as far as the narrative is concerned, is appropriate. We're watching a Doctor who would rather not regenerate go through that very traumatic process.) But I like that the moment of transition is given more character though, through Tennant and Smith's conveyance of great pain.
'Rewrite every cell in your body? Doesn't that hurt?'
'Oh, yeah. It hurts.
'That last body of yours, was he okay in the end?'
'It always hurts.'
@@meansofintrigue2269 Eccleston into Tennant was fantastic, his hair literally grew instead of just changing
"I don't want to go" brilliant line by the 10th doctor👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 he is the best
"He always says that" - 11th Doctor
@@The_Lost_Subrosian ha got that
"Shuttity Shuttity Uppity!" - 12th Doctor
10's sorrow and fear is all the more brutal when you consider how YOUNG he is. His 10th regeneration barely lasted a handful of years while Matt Smith admits to actively adventuring across centuries.
And 10 only got a handful of years. Not even a decade before he 'died'.
Admit it.
We were all in tears at David Tennant's departure
I admit it and I'm not ashamed either...
I am
I am. Deeply.
This scene hurts even more when you realize that at this time this is basically the Doctor’s final regeneration. His hidden regeneration as the War Doctor makes Tennent’s doctor the 11th incarnation.
account for the regeneration he put into the hand too
2:12 is one of the coolest regeneration shots in DW history.
The way fire and sparks are literally streaming across the TARDIS floor and panels, the same way regeneration beams are streaming from the Doctor. A man dying in the flames of his home, only to be reborn like a phoenix from the ashes.
And don't even get me started on Murray Gold's incredible Vale Decem, or the silent look the Doctor gives his TARDIS, and the man himself David Tennant saying so so much in just 6 words and facial expressions.
Call me a sucker for melodrama, but all regenerations should be this dramatic and explosive in my opinion. Go out with a literal bang.
"And still not ginger!...GERONIMO!!" 😂😂What a perfect introduction to Eleven. It really was a smooth transition from David's face to Matt's.
I remember being emotional over this one. When he says, "I don't want to go..." I shouted through tears at my TV, "THEN DON'T!"
I don't think they planned this but its interesting to think about. 10 was one of the only doctors who really didn't want to go. His build up to regeneration was symbolised as his death. Showing how drastically different he was from previous doctors. It's no coincidence that he's now back with us. Perhaps 10 is the doctors true self and that's why he came back. Perhaps his final regeneration.
0:03 "This song is ending, but the story never ends." That is true.
Reminder: Tennent's Doctor only lived for 6 years, so it makes the line "I don't want to go" even sadder when you realize how little in terms of The Doctor's lifespan he actually lived.
????
Where are you getting that 10 only lived for 6 years?
@@mcyeddi 9th Doctor stated that he was 900, and the 10th Doctor earlier in this episode stated he was 906.
@@fireflygaming8764 even worse when you consider he regenerated into the same form twice.
Two lives, same person in six years.
@@brittical-hit and i hope his third (temporary) re-appearance would finally come into terms with himself and properly let himself go for the true new incarnation to take place.
God, this still makes me cry. The shortest life the Doctor had. Tennant wasn’t playing the Doctor, he was the Doctor.
The flame the burns twice as bright burns half as long.
I would say 9 had the smallest life span with it being clear he just regenerated in Rose.
He took that very small life span he had to help recover himself after the time war and rediscover his love of being the doctor again with the help of Rose
@@jensennguyen02I could be wrong, and that is entirely possible as I am by no means a Doctor Who historian, but I think it was stated by the doctor who chronology that the 9th doctor lived for thirty years (apparently he did a ton of stuff off camera) but the 10th doctor only lived for four (he apparently did NOTHING off camera). The 11 doctor lived the longest at 1100 years which is ironic as Matt Smith was the youngest actor who played him. That is of course you don’t count the billions of years the 12th spent in the confession dial.
@@jensennguyen02 Canonically, there were a hundred years on his end between when he first left in Rose and when he came back.
A doctor who was afraid of death, but having found a soul, he bowed his head and accepted it.
I always thought the change from wanting to cry over one Doctor leaving to suddenly this funny introduction to the next was nicely done. Left you feeling hopeful instead of just sad.
Definitely one of the best regeneration’s ever done.
His song came back for A CRESCENDO! Even if for a limited time its still amazing to have him back.
One of my favourite doctors regenerating into my first Doctor, god the feels just hit right where it matters
This will never not break my heart!!! Tennant was my first ever doctor and will always be my favourite!
50% chance he'll be back in the end of the next episode on Sunday.
I couldn’t agree more. It’s either him, or Ncuti Gatwa.
With the multiple David tennant things the official doctor whos have posted on twitter, fb and UA-cam its hard to belive he won't show up sunday
Welp
Comments that aged fantastically
It was at this moment 1:37, my whole family was watching and my typicall dry sense of humour dad said to me: "Well, get a new contract then." I laughed and cried so hard at the same time.
“ This song is ending. But the story never ends. “
“ I don't want to go. “
Norwich whenever they get relegated^
I still watch this regularly and feel every bit of pain as when it first aired. In my eyes it's the saddest moment in television, and so beautifully executed. As soon as Ood Sigma appears, and Vale Decem starts playing, I'm done for. The song itself holds so much power. There's no stopping it.
Ever since then, I've dreamt of David Tennant, RTD and Murray Gold to return. The holy trinity. It was a pipe dream!! Now it's actually possible! To think that Jodie could regenerate into David Tennant in itself is a prospect I've been dreaming of for 13 years! BRING IT ON!!!
The 14th Doctor was already revealed though..
@@yishiyash DT has been filming for the 60th anniversary 😊
@@TravelNuggets1 Yeah but not as the 14th Doctor
@@yishiyash tell me where I said he would be the 14th Doctor 😊
@@TravelNuggets1 ,, Jodie could regenerate into David Tennant ''
10th doctor fans must be so happy after seeing 'the giggle'
10th And 11th Will Always Be Considered The Best Doctors.
This happened 14 years ago. One of the best regeneration scenes. Both David and Matt are excellent.
I like to imagine that the severity of the explosions in the tardis are correlated to the doctor’s unwillingness to regenerate. For example, when 11 became 12, there was just an instant flash, but here, there was a massive explosion
Yeah, but 11 had already released his massive explosion of energy beforehand when he got the ability to regenerate back.
I hate how these specials aren’t available on the DvDs of seasons 4 or 5, but are sold in their own separate set.
It’s 2022 and it’s still too soon ✌️😔
You will always be my favourite Number 10
The music to Davids regeneration is beautiful. I cry every time i watch it. I regularly watch my blu ray copy of David's specials
Its he music that hits you more than anything else....goddamn the feels
14: “ah sh-t, here we go again”
I cried so hard at this one. Just the despair in his last words. So heartbreaking.
I remembering watching this back in 2012 when I was 6 or 7. I was catching up to the current seasons at the time. Anyways, while this regeneration was very emotional, it was not the regeneration that got me. That will come tomorrow. While I did grow up with 11, the 10th Doctor was definately great, with many of my favorite episones coming from this era. While is not my Doctor, I still have respect fordavid Tenant and the impact he made on this show. I am happy to have him return.
2005-2013 will always be the best era of the show in my eyes.
I agree definitely, 2005-2010 especially.
10 on 10 for Ten's regeneration, you just couldn't get any more emotional or epic, I remember the whole country stopped for an hour on New year's Day, no doctor before or since has held the public in the palm of their hand.
I didn't want you to go either! No one did!
I remember as a kid feeling so many emotions. Happiness to see a new doctor, sadness to see him go, it was the first show to ever make me cry. Now, being 17, the emotions are even bigger. Sadness, not because he regenerated, but because this incarnation went through so much, losing Rose, getting her back, losing her to himself but not really, making Donna have to forget all the adventures, the Master returning but then killing himself, then to come back and take over the world. I mean 10 had a sad life, and the way David Tennant was able to make us, the audience, cry as he leaves, is what makes this seen even sadder. I love 10's incarnation :')
“I don’t want to go” so sad but such a good line to end on
2010: "I don't want to go."
2022: "What? What? WHAT!?"
12 years ago and still the best regeneration effect.
The Tom Baker of the New Who era. I've been a fan of David Tennant's doctor since the Runaway Bride Christmas special.
I can't wait to see the TVSins Resin of this where they SKIIIIP too hard and accidentally jump from this to Jodie regenning into David again, lmao. "Ooops, we skipped too hard, but look, Time is cyclical, lul"
This scene was so good that for like ten years it tricked me into remembering The End of Time as a great story. It’s... not, but this scene is still unbelievably well executed.
When I watched this episode and saw him regenerate, I shed a tear as it was just so emotional, especially when he said “I don’t wanna go”
This truly marked the end of the 2000s decade. The CGI for the regeneration was beautiful, especially seeing the scale of it around the entire Tardis console room. My only nitpick is that the wavy lines covered the Doctor's face too much that it was difficult to see the faces change from David to Matt. Nevertheless, Matt dominated the ending with arguably the best post-regeneration scene from an acting and production perspective.
This is still to this day my favourite regeneration, fitting that it's for my favourite Doctor. I'm looking forward to what Russell is planning for the future of the show, though I doubt he can top his previous work, as it is just a masterpiece.
10th doctor regenerates into Daemon Targaryen (Alternative Title)
LOL
"I don't want to go." Five words guaranteed to bring a tear, or several, to any grown man's eye.
"I don't want to go"
We always must exit the stage one day, so too must i
I didn't say I wanted to cry this Thursday morning. Ugh. Always my favorite doctor
This scene still gives me goosebumps especially when DT says "I don't wanna go"
Doesn't matter that it will be the same madman with a box we all know and love. This scene still tugs at the old heartstrings.
I... I love how Matt Smith echoes his catchphrase in his first appearance.
I never forget the first time I watched it on TV I cried so much because it is so emotional and David Tennant is my favourite Doctor.
2 regenerations later and this is still the best one, let's see if Jodie's can top this
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I know he's only gonna be back for 3 special episodes, but I hope he gets to stick around in-universe for awhile, instead of it just being a short storyline. 10 (14?) deserves to stick around longer this time. The whole reason he was so sad to go here is because he was literally the shortest lived Doctor ever, only about 4 years in-universe.
Hopefully the specials aren't all an interconnected, continuous storyline, to leave the opportunity for Tennant to be the Doctor in other specials a possibility
... well, he's not gone yet.
This will always be the most iconic moment in the show's history.
God I hope we get this quality of Doctor Who back. The story, the acting, the music
Matt Smith had some big shoes to fill after David Tennant, but he absolutely nailed it.
That "I don't wanna go" still hunts me in my sleep...
And he didn't go, well not for long anyway.
This truly was an iconic regeneration! And 2 of my favourite doctors to match. ❤
The saddest regeneration. 😭The first episode of Doctor Who that really made me cry. David Tennant was a brilliant Doctor, and he was so good in the role. David Tennant and Karen Gillan both leaving Doctor Who left holes in my heart. LOL at 2:55 😆I like Matt Smith's delivery of that line.
i like that as 11 says "im not a girl" he's grabbing his voice box, clever detail
As the Brigadier once said, here we go again.
Barely a minute after his regeneration and he’s already said Geronimo😂
"Trenzalore... we need a new destination, because... I don't want to go."
God, I hope the regeneration into Gatwa is less depressing.
David Tennant's Back!!!!
This song is ending, but the story never ends.
They had to put the saddest regeneration on my birthday of all days 🥺🥺
This is the second most devastating "I don't want to go" in Doctor Who history. David Bradley surpassed it in An Adventure in Space and Time. David Tennant's delivery was sad but watching David Bradley break down as William Hartnell was forced to move on from his most loved role was heartbreaking.
First Line: "Hello. Okay. Ooh. New teeth, that's weird. So where was I? Oh that's right. Barcelona!" (The Parting of the Ways/The Christmas Invasion)
Final Line: "I don't want to go." (The End of Time)
In my opinion, this regeneration in terms of processing was and still is the best done that has ever been in NewWho.
If The Doctor can be believed, this incarnation was only about 6 years old. That would make him by far the youngest Doctor with most of them regenerating well after atleast 50 years or so. Makes "I could so so much more" make more sense.
I think I saw this in my granny Joan’s house in the background.
Idk if it was a re run or if it was on New Year’s Day cuz it’d make sense why we’d be there on that day.
But it must’ve been a long long time ago because she’s no longer with us.
I love Doctor who so it gives me a kind of comfort she might’ve been somewhat involved with my familiarity with it.
RIP.
The best regeneration ever and the best end for a great incredible era
Rumour has it, Tens coat is still where he threw it 😂😂
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12: I know they'll get it wrong without me!
ME: And boy have they!
David Tennant will always be my favourite doctor. I stopped watching doctor who regularly once he was gone. He felt like the most ‘Human’ doctor and one that’s personality was so fitting for the role. I can’t believe it’s been 12 years since he regenerated, I know actors can’t go on doing the same role forever and it’s a good way to always leave people wanting more than wishing it would just end already but I wish we had more 😂 thank you David for bringing my biggest fictional hero to life!
Super emotional scene. Gets worse when u realise 10's last line is the direct opposite of his catchphrase. Personally, @Doctor Who its best
its been 12 years, and now the Tennant is the official 14th Doctor, he truely is the time lord VICTORIOUS
He got to regenerate as the Doctor for the third time and next year he will regenerating for the third time as well. He also played as the half human cloned im the other universe. Nobody can beat his achievement as The Doctor
The timing of this clip being posted is no accident
Theory why his regeneration was so destructive- because he only gets 13 regenerations before he got granted more as the 11th
So my theory is that it was so destructive because it was the last one of his original regeneration cycle
This was a legendary moment, 10 and 11 are one of my favorites with 11 being THE Favorite for me.
I'll never forget how well Matt Smith looked in David's clothes.
David was an amazing doctor, my first one where I turned serious when watching it and was just a treat, seeing this regeneration was a whole change and shock to me, an end to an era