Capaldi had THE best speeches. He didn't even need background music when he was talking. The speeches were so meaningful and his delivery was the most powerful compared to the rest.
It maybe is just my opinion but I think he delivered his speeches so well because he is “visibly” the oldest actor who played the doctor in the new era. It makes us think that his words are much,much wiser than other doctors,even subconsciously.
All the more remarkable because he's on his own in the TARDIS, addressing nobody but himself. In lesser hands it could come across as a bit corny, but Capaldi makes it feel like the most natural thing in the world.
It's a motto that runs through my head every single day. To add another one on top of it, "Always try to be nice but never fail to be kind" is another one I live by.
"You think this is a war, this funny little thing? This is not a war, I fought in a bigger war than you will ever know, I've done worse things than you can ever imagine, when I close my eyes... I hear more screams than anybody will ever be able to count. And you know what you do with all that pain, shall I tell you where you put it? You hold it tight, till it burns your hand, and you say this. No one else will ever have to live like this, no one else will ever have to feel this pain!" I absolutely love this speech. It may just be my favourite scene in all of Doctor Who. Such incredible acting from Capaldi.
@@Cicen2 No, it's 100% "did". Saying he "did worse things" would be in past tense, because he's referring to what he did in The Time War. And he says "I close my eyes" in present, because he can still hear the screams from the war in his head. And besides, why would he say "he thinks worse things"? It makes much more sense saying did than think.
The doctor's speech in the zygon inversion is honestly the best acting I have ever seen in this show. Couple that with absolute silence in term of background music makes one of the most moving scenes in any show or movie
I'd put his acting in 'Heaven Sent' as better simply because he had no other actor to bounce back off of, but I think we can all agree Peter Capaldi, whether you like Twelve or not, is probably one of the best performances anyone has put into the character before.
Agreed. Up until Capaldi, Tom Baker's "do i have the right" speech from Genesis of the Daleks was my favorite in the show's history, now it's a close second.
@@julieeverett7442 julie everett yes. He puts so much emotion to his actions. You can tell from that episode that his voice wasnt the only emotional factor but so was his body language. The tear that came rolling off his face describes the frustration that he had to go through as the doctor. Not many of the doctors after or previous showed so much emotion like Matt did which is why he will always be my fave doctor 😭🤧
Jack Breen still saying Whoa each time I see this scene, the speech is incredible, and the gestures plus the song,one of the few scenes that gives me goosebumps too xD
People always like to talk about how great capaldi was and how his speeches were the best. But rings of akhaten is my personal favourite and Matt Smith delivers it so well. He starts off as 11 normally does, but he quickly dissolves into madness and depression as he knows that no other creature could withstand the memories he has witnessed. Truly a masterpiece
I loves the ring speech and Matt does it with a heartbroken fury that had me speechless, but it was ruined by IT and its leaf. A. Leaf! A leaf was more important! I grew to truely hate IT in that story and even more as the show carried on.
I like David & Matt as much as the next person. Both gave great emotion in their speeches...but Peter Capaldi, god the way he portrayed the doctor, the raw power & emotion he gave the performance was outstanding
Especially considering the anti-war speech in zygon inversion was actually a challenge RTD set for Capaldi to see how long he could hold the audience’s attention using a completely improvised speech. And he came up with that!!!
Yeh, he had a role in one on Tennant’s episodes (a stone seller or something, I’ve forgotten) and so did Karen Gillan in the same episode (she was one of the girls in the religious group) So yes, he’s been a fan of the show for ages 😂
@@aaminah7873 yeah the Pompeii episode he was the father of the main family. just another episode showing off Donna's stubborness and sassiness. Loved her
@@aaminah7873 A young Peter Capaldi wrote a letter to the BBC, he was only six years old back then. So definitely longer a fan of the show, than his first appearance in "Fires of Pompeii". Since his sixth year! Damn that is a fan!
12th anti war speech has to be the highlight of his career, what makes it so amazing he DID IT IN ONE TAKE! and the other actors were in tears listening to him. Then Heaven sent came, one of the most perfect treates on grief I've ever seen, and his farewell. I dont think there is any doctor in modern era who can match him!!
That was nice, but as speeches go, his speech about humanity as survivors during "The Ark in Space" is tremendous. Then again, Tom Baker could read from the telephone directory and be captivating.
Capaldi's Zygon speech gives me chills everytime. And Jodie's Punjab scene's amazing too, not just Jodie's lines but the guy who plays Prem too. "Nothing's worse than when Normal people lose their minds"
Curious; Whats so amazing about JW lines? And I really mean lines, (not even close to a full speech) most of her clip is others talking (mostly an old white dude...)
@@niharikamishra_ did you watch the episode in question? There was absolutly nothing comforting in what JW said. And love... The woman has all of time and space to go to. And we know there are hospitals out there from the far future...She didnt have to say more then...Lets go try do something about that. Nah, the Doctor spent billions of years to save Clara repeating "same" days over and over again...With Graham she gave up within seconds...Love...up my behind.
The Bamboozler Cause that’s how physics work lol. To be serious though, if you were being pulled into a black hole it might be a good idea to fly towards it so you go so fast that it can’t suck you in and you escape its gravitational pull. Although either way you're pretty much screwed
@@arunosborn3169 Sorry to butt in again, but even the speed of light (which is the fastest thing we know) wouldn't be enough to escape. You'd, therefore, be asking yourself to travel FASTER than the speed of light to escape, which is impossible, so I'm afraid it would be the ultimate...GERONIMOOOOOOO....
@@donroberts2126 nah I love needy convoys like this lol. Some light around the black hole actually bends towards it but because it is far away enough and travelling fast enough, it escapes the black hole, and in theory anything can do this if it is moving fast enough, it just may need to be further away from the blackhole otherwise yeah, it would get sucked in.
Every single Doctor had their brilliant moments... but I just think Smith, Capaldi, Baker, Troughton and Tennant just had way more brilliant moments than the rest.
I'd say he could've been the best had he been given more good storylines. He had so many speeches that were good and so many little interactions with Nardole and Clara and Bill that it showed he was the best person to play the Doctor.
Saving the best for last. "Hate is always foolish, and love is always wise...Laugh hard, run fast, be kind. Doctor, I let you go." Only Matt Smith's departure rivals Peter Capaldi's.
@@kikyou4ever143I just about got through it without crying until 10 is on the floor and looks up to see the ood and they say “We will sing to you doctor, The universe will sing you to your sleep”
Everyone in the comments is talking about Capaldi and he is my favorite Doctor, but the First Doctor's speech is so heartfelt. It's one of the best scenes in Classic Who.
So glad this features some of the best speech from one of my all time favourite Doctors (Peter Capaldi) So this video contains: 1 speech of the 9th, 13th and 1st Doctors, 2 speeches of the 10th and 11th Doctors, and 3 speeches of 12th Doctor I’m not complaining as love Capaldi Speeches.
Although Capaldi was the god of monologues... i think Matt Smith was the God of epic speeches... His speeches to the Angels... both of them... and his regeneration speech are some of the highlights!
One, two, three, four! I declare a Time War! 5, 6, 7, 8, Daleks scream "EXTERMINATE!!!" 9, 10, 11, 12, The Doctor died and silence fell. 12, 11, 10, 9, There he goes, back in time 8, 7, 6, 5, Saving everybody's lives. 4, 3, 2, 1, Grab her hand an whisper, "Run"
The opening though 😭😭😭 throwback feels especially Mickey glad Martha saw his worth and loved him in the end. Peter Capaldi's Doctor in my opinion had all the best speeches. Not that David and Matt didn't have awesomes ones too but there's something about 12 giving you a speech that makes it more fulfilling. I really wish Chris had done another season or at least the 50th anniversary though cause he was fantastic.
Even though i've watched this episode dozens of times, i just now notice that at 10:05 you can see his tears. Such powerful acting, matt smith truly was a great doctor
Matt Smith's speeches probably had the best presentation, with his flair and that big booming soundtrack...but my god Capaldi could make me cry reading the phone book. So much weight and emotion. Truly incredible stuff
I really do wish that one day 13 will have the powerful speeches like those before her one day. The ones that shows the doctor will protect those in need to the fullest and gives them hope that they'll be safe when they're around
Except that would have been the wrong thing to do from a mental health stand point. I saw a comment from someone who appeared to work in a profession that deals with people’s personal problems who said that just listening was far better than to try and comfort Graham. Because offering comfort remarks the problem in the person’s mind. They said that listening then changing the conversation serves to mentally cauterise the psychological injury. Trying to comfort can leave it open. So her giving a speech about it might have worked well for Doctor Who fans, but it would have been the wrong thing to do from a mental health stand point.
8:45 "You're just a parasite, eaten out with jealousy and envy, longing for the lives of others... You feed on them, on the memory of love and loss, birth and death, joy and sorrow..." Question: Isn't this a metaphor for Couch Potatoes? 🛋️ 🥔
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I think Christopher Eccleston was extremely underrated, without him Doctor Who might not have returned and to be honest if he wasn't ill during this I'd have happily watched another season of him.
I started watching during Tennant’s run, so I kinda skipped Eccleston’s, but when I went back and rewatched his episodes I was pleasantly surprised by just how good he was
I enjoyed the rings speech, no one can match Smiths heartbreaking fury, I think each of the modern doctors have a speech that marks them, this one is certainly his!
I can agree with this. The actual episode plot was just ok in my opinion, but then they brought out that amazing speech, with that amazing song to go with it
Matt Smith is my favorite Doctor and one of the best Doctors in history. He was able to do so greatly after David Tennant’s departure and gain a large following. He’s incredible.
Twelve's final speech gets me every time! And Thirteen's speech about love was so defining, I really couldn't see any other Doctor doing that :) I can't help but notice that this is merely part 1. I hope there will be some more Classic Who speeches! Especially Unlimited Rice Pudding from Rememberence of the Daleks deserves to be on this in humble my opinion.
Capaldi's final scene was brilliant! He was an actor leaving the stage for the final time, taking one last walk through it all, looking back at his performance, giving his regards to whom will walk on the stage next. The way he moved, the way he talked and smiled was so on point.
"I think you're forgetting something. I'm the Doctor, and if there's one thing I do its talk. I've got over a billion languages and you've got no way of stopping me. So, if anyone should shut up, it's you!"
the pandorica is a fun speech and many of the classic doctors have tried it, 1st, 2nd 5th 6th 7th 8th and 10th has had a try as well. And 1st 2nd 6th and 7th actually do it better, especially 6th and 7th considering it was a cold reading for the fans, but they got into their doctors almost immediately!!
The Doctor: I must talk fast. My enemies are impatient and sometimes to proud of their superiority. I find a much more intelligent creature is one that listens and learns, IF they keep up. Now, who's up for tongue twisters?
Depends how you look at it. Susan and Eight reunited in the Audio adventures. He was (supposedly) a little bit older than a millenium at that point, which would mean he returned after 1000 years. But what is Time to a Time Lord. Also, it doesn't feel as satisfying as a reunion on TV.
Eleven and Twelve really did have the most incredible speeches, not just the writing, bit the energy, the raw emotion, you really do see the doctors age in both of them.
Capaldi gives the character the feeling of "tired of tiptoeing around" & getting beings to realize their mistakes on their own, tired of playing nice all of the time. We know the Doctor's history, the sacrifices & deaths he's endured. So when we see the Doctor angry, we know sh*t's about to go down. And Capaldi gives an air of perpetual simmering anger at the injustices & stupid mistakes of children.
Explain? is it because the show sucks (i agree on that). I don't like both the Master and Doctor. I feel like they overdoing it and doesn't feel natural. Also Jodie expressions is pure cringe but in a bad way.
Some of my personal favorites apart from Capaildi's Zygon Invasion speech is Matt regenerating into Capaldi and the Doctor's conversation with his TARDIS. Although I guess the last one isn't necessarily a speech but I loved it when the TARDIS told the Doctor she always brought him where he needed to be.
The only properly good episode of the Chibnall era so far in my opinion unfortunately. Rosa, Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror, Fugitive of the Judoon, and The Haunting of Villa Diodati were good I feel, but Demons of the Punjab was brilliant.
@@lolface_9363 don't have a problem with it myself. I liked it better the way it was, but don't mind the new canon. I fucking hated Praxeus tho, and Orphan 55 was pretty bad.
No quite a speech but I love when the 9th Doctor he says “everybody lives, Rose! Just this once - everybody lives. Just coming so soon and so crippled by the time war. It’s just so important and so needed for him to have at least one time - where everybody lives…..just once.
12 is just such a good doctor. His character development is beyond belief. Like I’ve watched doctor who since I was little and LOVE all my doctors, but there is something so different about him. Idk I just really like the man lol
My favorite Doctor is Ten, and my *favorite* monologue is even Tennant's (his "I could do so much more" one, I think it's beautifully sad and acted amazingly).... but the Zygon Inversion speech, as far as speeches go, is still the best. Side note, anyone else have a very weird perception of the Stonehenge speech because you've heard it on the soundtrack so many times?
I hope in part 2 they add Thirteenth's speech to Tzim Sha in her first episode:" We are all capable of the most incredible change; we can evolve while still staying true to who we are. We can honour who we have been and choose who we want to be next." and also all Twelfth's speeches ( he had too many to list them all here). I also hope they do the same video for classic who.
I think the Doctor’s speech to Susan is probably the most heartfelt. Just a grandfather trying to ease his granddaughter’s fears as he rips his own hearts in two by leaving her.
Capaldi was my first Doctor and he will always be my favorite the age and anger and heartbreak in everything he says is incredible and beautiful and he is always the most kind he is an amazing actor and always will be my doctor
Dude, capaldi’s war speech just gets me every time. Just the acting and the emotion he put into it is amazing and I can’t help but to feel sorry for the doctor especially in that speech.
I miss 12 my two favorite gens are 11 as my fav and 12 is my second fav, i feel like those two are the ones who dive deep into who the doctor is and the turmoil he is going through
*Title* : *Says “Doctor’s Big Speeches”*
*Thumbnail* : *Shows Capaldi screaming*
*Me* : I mean... that’s accurate...
Seems legit
i would of through that matt smith last speach would be in it ]
I mean he did have the best...
(insert_shocked_pickachu_here)
and in my opinion, this was the day the Doctor actually died.
Capaldi had THE best speeches. He didn't even need background music when he was talking. The speeches were so meaningful and his delivery was the most powerful compared to the rest.
Excuse me 11:41 he had music
Alex Playz it was a lot fainter than other doctors, plus that’s only one
@@al3xgames790 and it didn't say it didn't have it it just said he didn't need it
The music is my favourite of all of season 8 cos of the power it showed
It maybe is just my opinion but I think he delivered his speeches so well because he is “visibly” the oldest actor who played the doctor in the new era. It makes us think that his words are much,much wiser than other doctors,even subconsciously.
"Laugh hard. Run fast. Be kind." is a mantra I live by every single day. Best regeneration speech ever.
All the more remarkable because he's on his own in the TARDIS, addressing nobody but himself. In lesser hands it could come across as a bit corny, but Capaldi makes it feel like the most natural thing in the world.
@@jimstoesz3878 he learned from Amy, he's so Scottish
It's a motto that runs through my head every single day. To add another one on top of it, "Always try to be nice but never fail to be kind" is another one I live by.
"be kind" alright fam lets make all those spider creatures starve to death
@@KingsNJenssons BrUh moment
"You think this is a war, this funny little thing? This is not a war, I fought in a bigger war than you will ever know, I've done worse things than you can ever imagine, when I close my eyes... I hear more screams than anybody will ever be able to count. And you know what you do with all that pain, shall I tell you where you put it? You hold it tight, till it burns your hand, and you say this. No one else will ever have to live like this, no one else will ever have to feel this pain!"
I absolutely love this speech. It may just be my favourite scene in all of Doctor Who. Such incredible acting from Capaldi.
Danny Brown best speech from doctor who
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Just looked at the script. It's actually "I did worse things", not "I think worse things"
@@Cicen2 I believe he says "I did worse things than you could ever imagine, and when I close my eyes I hear more screams(...)"
@@Cicen2 No, it's 100% "did". Saying he "did worse things" would be in past tense, because he's referring to what he did in The Time War. And he says "I close my eyes" in present, because he can still hear the screams from the war in his head. And besides, why would he say "he thinks worse things"? It makes much more sense saying did than think.
The doctor's speech in the zygon inversion is honestly the best acting I have ever seen in this show.
Couple that with absolute silence in term of background music makes one of the most moving scenes in any show or movie
I'd put his acting in 'Heaven Sent' as better simply because he had no other actor to bounce back off of, but I think we can all agree Peter Capaldi, whether you like Twelve or not, is probably one of the best performances anyone has put into the character before.
plus the helmet in the background says much in hindsight.
Agreed. Up until Capaldi, Tom Baker's "do i have the right" speech from Genesis of the Daleks was my favorite in the show's history, now it's a close second.
Nothing beats Twelve's anti-war speech.
A close 2nd - Twelve primarily carrying a whole episode on the strength of his performance... Heaven Sent...
you think Akhaten compares to this? Really?
@@CaydePlus1 agreed!
@@julieeverett7442 julie everett yes. He puts so much emotion to his actions. You can tell from that episode that his voice wasnt the only emotional factor but so was his body language. The tear that came rolling off his face describes the frustration that he had to go through as the doctor. Not many of the doctors after or previous showed so much emotion like Matt did which is why he will always be my fave doctor 😭🤧
@CALEB EPPLEY yes it is. But Peter had some pretty awesome speeches too!
Rings of Akhaten still gives me goosebumps to this day. Insane scene.
Jack Breen still saying Whoa each time I see this scene, the speech is incredible, and the gestures plus the song,one of the few scenes that gives me goosebumps too xD
People always like to talk about how great capaldi was and how his speeches were the best. But rings of akhaten is my personal favourite and Matt Smith delivers it so well. He starts off as 11 normally does, but he quickly dissolves into madness and depression as he knows that no other creature could withstand the memories he has witnessed. Truly a masterpiece
I loves the ring speech and Matt does it with a heartbroken fury that had me speechless, but it was ruined by IT and its leaf. A. Leaf! A leaf was more important! I grew to truely hate IT in that story and even more as the show carried on.
I was watching it,, enjoying it, but then an ad came...
True...one of the best monologue ever seen on TV. Also 12th had beautiful speeches...
"Because it's not a game Kate" is to me one of the most powerful lines in the show
The price of Immortality is a broken heart, pity the man with two.
That is _good!_
Cosmo 456 he ain’t even I ortal
@@jimzimmer2048 *Immortal
@@the_exodusrex3385 yeah i was typing on a iPad so it auto corrected
But he technically is just not traditionally immortal
Nobody can beat Capaldi's speeches, and eyebrows. Oh Peter.. those attack eyebrows!
Truly an incredible actor
Imagine if Emilia Clarke were his companion. The combined power of those four eyebrows would make them an unstoppable duo. 😱
I still want spin off of Capaldi's hair and eyebrows.
Go on, crack a smile. I wanna see if your eyebrows drop off.
Sorry but Smith is the king of the speechs.
I like David & Matt as much as the next person. Both gave great emotion in their speeches...but Peter Capaldi, god the way he portrayed the doctor, the raw power & emotion he gave the performance was outstanding
Agreed
Especially considering the anti-war speech in zygon inversion was actually a challenge RTD set for Capaldi to see how long he could hold the audience’s attention using a completely improvised speech. And he came up with that!!!
"I don't know whether you are monsters, but that is the role you seem determined to play, and so I must play mine, The man that stops the monsters."
If the monsters don’t s**t their pants after the doctor says that then theirs something wrong with them
@@TRUSTeTMguest well of course they didn't they are too new to the 3rd dimension.
@@Badgerinary being from another plane of existence isn’t an excuse for not being scared of a yelling Scottish dude
@@TRUSTeTMguest no I'm talking about the poopingmtheir pants part
@@Badgerinary when the doctor’s around, they gonna evolve to crap their pants, he’s dat spooky
i love capaldi's regeneration scene, it really feels like peter is saying goodbye to a role he really loved, and as a mega fan of the show.
Yeh, he had a role in one on Tennant’s episodes (a stone seller or something, I’ve forgotten) and so did Karen Gillan in the same episode (she was one of the girls in the religious group)
So yes, he’s been a fan of the show for ages 😂
@@aaminah7873 he was a fan from the very beginning when it started in 1963, was in the original fan club, thats how long hes been a fan for!
He was the person who stole the doctors box and Karen was one of the fortune tellers
@@aaminah7873 yeah the Pompeii episode he was the father of the main family. just another episode showing off Donna's stubborness and sassiness. Loved her
@@aaminah7873 A young Peter Capaldi wrote a letter to the BBC, he was only six years old back then. So definitely longer a fan of the show, than his first appearance in "Fires of Pompeii". Since his sixth year! Damn that is a fan!
No speech will ever beat eleven's akhaten and twelve's anti war speech, those two are just... powerful and perfect
Kimkkl the akhaten speech made me cry 😭
I hope something does that would be fantastic
12th anti war speech has to be the highlight of his career, what makes it so amazing he DID IT IN ONE TAKE! and the other actors were in tears listening to him. Then Heaven sent came, one of the most perfect treates on grief I've ever seen, and his farewell. I dont think there is any doctor in modern era who can match him!!
Tennants speech to wilf was better
@@charlieharcombe7585 not compared to the war speech, Akhaten maybe!
“Never be cruel, never be cowardly and never eat pears!”
Absolutely brilliant.
The 12th doctor's Speech about War was the most Heartbreaking speech and nothing can beat it
Capaldi’s growl on lines like “I hear more screams” is acting that I aspire to
No one monologue's better than Capaldi. I have spoken.
I can see you have spoken you bloody spoon
This is the way
This is the way
This is the way
@@drewm5335 I don't know whether you're being sarcastic or not but it seem to me that you didn't get the reference.
“People change, and that’s ok as long as you remember all the people you used to be” is one I live by as well
Damn Capaldi really knew how to deliver a speech huh?
“You dont understand, Sarah. I’m a Timelord, I walk in eternity”
That was nice, but as speeches go, his speech about humanity as survivors during "The Ark in Space" is tremendous. Then again, Tom Baker could read from the telephone directory and be captivating.
so is the "do I have the right?" speech and the "are you listening to me" speech from the armaggedon factor
Mister Unlikely Homo sapiens sapiens , in - do- mitable
that moment when u realize every doctor made a protocol 1 speech for all the companions
Is that confirmed or a theory?
@@provoidcloak yes, eccelson had one too
Pat Lee isn’t he the only one that has been shown to have one?
no, smith has his too when he sent clara back in the town of christmas. think it was a deleted scene
tennant mentioned it in one episode as well
Twelve is the master of speeches, no one can come.close
7:26.
I'm sorry. But I just love this speech by matt smith so much. 😂
12's speech to the two masters.
It’s really not fair he’s gone :(
It comes down to a damn good actor and a writer who understands what the actor can work with
"Silly old universe. The more I save it the more it needs saving. It's a threadmill!"
One day, I shall come back, yes I shall come back.
Rule number one - the Doctor lies.
He did go back though.
ravingmonkey216 eventually
He did come back though
has 199 In the 5 Doctors (25th Anniversary), 1st meets Susan again and she’s married :)
She had a happy ending in the end
@@patchworkfellow That wasn't the end bro. She had a son who was shot by a dalek and died.
No Doctor does speeches like 12. 11 is my favourite, but 12 is a close second and my god was Peter phenomenal in the role.
Capaldi's Zygon speech gives me chills everytime.
And Jodie's Punjab scene's amazing too, not just Jodie's lines but the guy who plays Prem too.
"Nothing's worse than when Normal people lose their minds"
Curious; Whats so amazing about JW lines? And I really mean lines, (not even close to a full speech) most of her clip is others talking (mostly an old white dude...)
Honestly Prem was really good and Jodie was average.
@@kennethnystrom593 It did have a continuation effect of comfort and love after Prem's hard hitting lines about communal hatred.
@@niharikamishra_ did you watch the episode in question? There was absolutly nothing comforting in what JW said. And love... The woman has all of time and space to go to. And we know there are hospitals out there from the far future...She didnt have to say more then...Lets go try do something about that. Nah, the Doctor spent billions of years to save Clara repeating "same" days over and over again...With Graham she gave up within seconds...Love...up my behind.
@@Aurora_Lightbringer agreed lol Bradley Walsh is the best actor in the gang
"we're going straight into the black hole"
*Turns around, flies at black hole*
The Bamboozler Cause that’s how physics work lol. To be serious though, if you were being pulled into a black hole it might be a good idea to fly towards it so you go so fast that it can’t suck you in and you escape its gravitational pull. Although either way you're pretty much screwed
They were dragged.
Doesn't matter which way you face, you're still, technically, TRAVELLING in the same direction....
@@arunosborn3169 Sorry to butt in again, but even the speed of light (which is the fastest thing we know) wouldn't be enough to escape. You'd, therefore, be asking yourself to travel FASTER than the speed of light to escape, which is impossible, so I'm afraid it would be the ultimate...GERONIMOOOOOOO....
@@donroberts2126 nah I love needy convoys like this lol. Some light around the black hole actually bends towards it but because it is far away enough and travelling fast enough, it escapes the black hole, and in theory anything can do this if it is moving fast enough, it just may need to be further away from the blackhole otherwise yeah, it would get sucked in.
This isn’t the doctors greatest speeches...this is the “make me cry from doctor who” video
Capaldi had the best speeches, period.
And he is the best Doctor overall imo.
agreed
I second that!
I agree
Every single Doctor had their brilliant moments... but I just think Smith, Capaldi, Baker, Troughton and Tennant just had way more brilliant moments than the rest.
I'd say he could've been the best had he been given more good storylines. He had so many speeches that were good and so many little interactions with Nardole and Clara and Bill that it showed he was the best person to play the Doctor.
Saving the best for last. "Hate is always foolish, and love is always wise...Laugh hard, run fast, be kind. Doctor, I let you go." Only Matt Smith's departure rivals Peter Capaldi's.
RJ McAllister I think Tennant’s departure was quite moving as well
Tennant's departure was absolutely heartwrenching. It destroys me everytime.
@@kikyou4ever143I just about got through it without crying until 10 is on the floor and looks up to see the ood and they say “We will sing to you doctor, The universe will sing you to your sleep”
"Never eat pears. They're too squishy, and they always make your chin wear that one's quite important *write it down* "
Everyone in the comments is talking about Capaldi and he is my favorite Doctor, but the First Doctor's speech is so heartfelt. It's one of the best scenes in Classic Who.
I feel like you could specifically make a video for Capaldi alone
Smith stonehendge speech and capaldi zygon speech are amazing
BECAUSE I. AM. TALKIIIIIIING
@@bernardosales1044 yes, but I've seen 6th and 7th do it better and considering how frightening those two could be, thats saying something!
Part 2 is literally just the full confession dial episode
True words hahaha
No thanks I don’t want to watch Cringe
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@@NagromVoice 5. His family is cringe
Heaven sent? That was a great episode.
So glad this features some of the best speech from one of my all time favourite Doctors (Peter Capaldi)
So this video contains: 1 speech of the 9th, 13th and 1st Doctors, 2 speeches of the 10th and 11th Doctors, and 3 speeches of 12th Doctor I’m not complaining as love Capaldi Speeches.
If it's Capaldi, I NEVER complain.(except when he regenerate d
Excuse the sloppiness,had tears in my eyes.Should have said except when he regenerated
Although Capaldi was the god of monologues... i think Matt Smith was the God of epic speeches... His speeches to the Angels... both of them... and his regeneration speech are some of the highlights!
Capaldi's regeneration speech makes me cry every time I watch it,so heartbreaking.Damn I miss him.
One, two, three, four!
I declare a Time War!
5, 6, 7, 8,
Daleks scream "EXTERMINATE!!!"
9, 10, 11, 12,
The Doctor died and silence fell.
12, 11, 10, 9,
There he goes, back in time
8, 7, 6, 5,
Saving everybody's lives.
4, 3, 2, 1,
Grab her hand an whisper, "Run"
Mate that's brilliant
Brilliant!
@@terria.2581 ikr
FANTASTIC!
that was quite clever, very nice!
That big war speech from capaldi no one can live up to that
The opening though 😭😭😭 throwback feels especially Mickey glad Martha saw his worth and loved him in the end. Peter Capaldi's Doctor in my opinion had all the best speeches. Not that David and Matt didn't have awesomes ones too but there's something about 12 giving you a speech that makes it more fulfilling. I really wish Chris had done another season or at least the 50th anniversary though cause he was fantastic.
"One day, I shell comeback. Yes, I shell comeback!"
The first wonderful words of the series!❤
So glad they included this; gives me a huge grin and goosebumps at the same time, every time.
he had a few before this, especially the we cant interfere with time one in the Aztecs, but this is the most famous of 1st's speeches
They are not the first words.
I mean, how is this just not the entirety of Capaldi's tenure? The man does speeches for days.
The man that stops the monsters...! Capaldi's Doctor was brilliant, he had some great speeches. .
Even though i've watched this episode dozens of times, i just now notice that at 10:05 you can see his tears. Such powerful acting, matt smith truly was a great doctor
Capaldi was 95% speeches and I loved it.
My favorite has always been The Rings of Ahkten speech. He delivers it so beautiful, I catch myself tearing up everytime.
I can’t believe that the Zygon speech was 5 years ago, it really doesn’t fell like it at all.
Holy shot 7 years now? Fuck i remember every word like yesterday
Matt Smith's speeches probably had the best presentation, with his flair and that big booming soundtrack...but my god Capaldi could make me cry reading the phone book. So much weight and emotion. Truly incredible stuff
I really do wish that one day 13 will have the powerful speeches like those before her one day. The ones that shows the doctor will protect those in need to the fullest and gives them hope that they'll be safe when they're around
EXACTLY! I miss this, she deservers that too
@@mrclpsvlog she had her chance last episode; When Graham told her about his fear/cancer.
Kenneth Nyström yep and they absolutely butchered it, no faith in this show anymore
@@latenightcoffeeshop7112 Just think what a great speech could have done for all out there with cancer.
Except that would have been the wrong thing to do from a mental health stand point. I saw a comment from someone who appeared to work in a profession that deals with people’s personal problems who said that just listening was far better than to try and comfort Graham. Because offering comfort remarks the problem in the person’s mind. They said that listening then changing the conversation serves to mentally cauterise the psychological injury. Trying to comfort can leave it open. So her giving a speech about it might have worked well for Doctor Who fans, but it would have been the wrong thing to do from a mental health stand point.
Whether he's your favourite or not Capaldi was the best at this
i'm a simple man i see the doctor's big speeches i see Capldi screaming i click
8:45 "You're just a parasite, eaten out with jealousy and envy, longing for the lives of others... You feed on them, on the memory of love and loss, birth and death, joy and sorrow..."
Question: Isn't this a metaphor for Couch Potatoes? 🛋️ 🥔
😂😂🤣
Its a bit vague but yes i think.
No it’s not a metaphor for couch potatoes. It’s a metaphor for shut-ins AND Couch Potatoes
Peter Capaldi should legit get into politics.
Well he is Malcom Tucker from the thick of it.
@@Thomas-kp8mo exactly! Except in real life, he'd be a heroic independent candidate fighting the good fight.
All politicians ARE actors!!!
Pig. Pig. Pig.
Hywel Jones The next big acting bonanza...corona virus! Don't get any vaccine...and if you want stunning research, visit the channel Logical Annie or her blog. They've even shown the virus clearly in all the Olympic ceremonies for decades....I'm sure they take a lot of amusement from our complete ignorance...of what they've put right in front of us!!!
Take care and stay safe.
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i SERIOUSLY miss Capaldi, his speeches AND his console room!
I love Rose's "go to hell" before she shoots the window and throws Toby out and I don't know why
Because within context, she's literally sending him to hell?
Imagine if Hartnell could see how far Dr Who has come.
i think about this all the time, he would really have loved to see that it was still going and still loved after so long
Hartnell's Speech always gets me because it actually came from the heart. He was destroyed to know Carole Ann Ford was leaving the show.
I think Christopher Eccleston was extremely underrated, without him Doctor Who might not have returned and to be honest if he wasn't ill during this I'd have happily watched another season of him.
I started watching during Tennant’s run, so I kinda skipped Eccleston’s, but when I went back and rewatched his episodes I was pleasantly surprised by just how good he was
Although I didn’t really like the rings of akhaten too much, that speech brings me chills and tears
Yeahhh 100% agree it was a wake up call tbh
I enjoyed the rings speech, no one can match Smiths heartbreaking fury, I think each of the modern doctors have a speech that marks them, this one is certainly his!
I can agree with this. The actual episode plot was just ok in my opinion, but then they brought out that amazing speech, with that amazing song to go with it
Matt Smith is my favorite Doctor and one of the best Doctors in history. He was able to do so greatly after David Tennant’s departure and gain a large following. He’s incredible.
Me: ok doctor who speeches cool
12th doctor:
Me: *crying
Twelve's final speech gets me every time! And Thirteen's speech about love was so defining, I really couldn't see any other Doctor doing that :) I can't help but notice that this is merely part 1. I hope there will be some more Classic Who speeches! Especially Unlimited Rice Pudding from Rememberence of the Daleks deserves to be on this in humble my opinion.
Yep.
When I saw Prem's speech I genuinely thought the guy who hugged him was the Doctor.
10:24 Aggressively adjusts Bow tie...
A nice watch mojo reference there
@@ThatGuy001 or maybe it's just a meme reference. I never knew it was on WatchMojo
heh I know. its really well placed in that video
Thirteen's "love is a form of hope" speech in Demons of Punjab makes me cry every time.
That's my favorite Jodie episode... It was just beautiful
Peter Capaldi is a speech machine.
I know people like Capaldi's speeches, but holy moly Matt Smith's rings of ahkenaten speech was THE BEST.
Capaldi's final scene was brilliant!
He was an actor leaving the stage for the final time, taking one last walk through it all, looking back at his performance, giving his regards to whom will walk on the stage next.
The way he moved, the way he talked and smiled was so on point.
Man Peter knows how to deliver a speech 💥
I am so happy that people know how deeply great Capaldi's Zygon speech is.
Eccleston deserved so much more. *SO much more.
[*inadvertent Tennant voice]
Doctor Who: Spends 56 years on air.
The Doctor: How long can I talk?
"I think you're forgetting something. I'm the Doctor, and if there's one thing I do its talk. I've got over a billion languages and you've got no way of stopping me. So, if anyone should shut up, it's you!"
The Pandorica I’m still waiting for an opportunity to half-quote that 😂
the pandorica is a fun speech and many of the classic doctors have tried it, 1st, 2nd 5th 6th 7th 8th and 10th has had a try as well. And 1st 2nd 6th and 7th actually do it better, especially 6th and 7th considering it was a cold reading for the fans, but they got into their doctors almost immediately!!
The Doctor: I must talk fast. My enemies are impatient and sometimes to proud of their superiority. I find a much more intelligent creature is one that listens and learns, IF they keep up. Now, who's up for tongue twisters?
I watching doctor who speeches at 1:30 in the morning and sobbing my heart out. HOW DOES THIS SHOW KEEP DOING THIS TO ME?!?!?
Doctor: One day, I shall come back
Doctor: *doesn't come back for more than a thousand years*
Doctor lies too much:/
@@jeckjeck3119 rule one. The doctor lies. Also it he could mean one day his time not yours :P
Depends how you look at it. Susan and Eight reunited in the Audio adventures. He was (supposedly) a little bit older than a millenium at that point, which would mean he returned after 1000 years. But what is Time to a Time Lord. Also, it doesn't feel as satisfying as a reunion on TV.
@@TheBirdOfParadox would you like to join a doctor who discord to nerd talk the show?
@@Prometheushighaf sure, where?
11th speeches always give me goosebumps. He was the best.
Yes I agree. His speeches were amazing.
Eleven and Twelve really did have the most incredible speeches, not just the writing, bit the energy, the raw emotion, you really do see the doctors age in both of them.
These just solidify how much I love the character like so many great moments and actors giving it there all love doctor who forever ❤️
It's been a year and 11 days... Still waiting for Part 2...
Tennants speech to wilf is too good. The emotion tennant shows. 10 was the peak of doctor who. Absolutely brilliant in every way, shape or form
Capaldi gives the character the feeling of "tired of tiptoeing around" & getting beings to realize their mistakes on their own, tired of playing nice all of the time. We know the Doctor's history, the sacrifices & deaths he's endured. So when we see the Doctor angry, we know sh*t's about to go down. And Capaldi gives an air of perpetual simmering anger at the injustices & stupid mistakes of children.
Peter’s Speeches are some of my favourites and most memorable
I have a wall in my room that slowly gets overun with quotes to live by from Doctor Who.
Amazing writing overall.
"Part one"
Can't wait for the rest XD
Why do I think part two will be just all of Jodie's speeches?
@@abcdefgh6951 It will XD
Abcd Efgh they can just play heaven sent in its entirety
I tear up everytime at the Rings of Akhaten. The beautiful singing, the pure emotion from Smith, and the music backs it all up.
Bit of a bummer that it doesn't end up working
Jodie falling out of a burning tardis is quite an accurate foreshadow
"It's a paradox, and the TARDIS hates it!"
Explain? is it because the show sucks (i agree on that). I don't like both the Master and Doctor. I feel like they overdoing it and doesn't feel natural. Also Jodie expressions is pure cringe but in a bad way.
Some of my personal favorites apart from Capaildi's Zygon Invasion speech is Matt regenerating into Capaldi and the Doctor's conversation with his TARDIS. Although I guess the last one isn't necessarily a speech but I loved it when the TARDIS told the Doctor she always brought him where he needed to be.
My geography's teacher exhibited the episode "Demons of the Punjab" and everyone in my classroom has been liked it.
It's a real classic. So much symbolism, tiny beautiful details you catch rewatching
The only properly good episode of the Chibnall era so far in my opinion unfortunately. Rosa, Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror, Fugitive of the Judoon, and The Haunting of Villa Diodati were good I feel, but Demons of the Punjab was brilliant.
George Linford imo series 12 was good except for the non canon finale
@@lolface_9363 don't have a problem with it myself. I liked it better the way it was, but don't mind the new canon. I fucking hated Praxeus tho, and Orphan 55 was pretty bad.
George Linford there is no new canon there was just some fan fic that got turned into an episode
No quite a speech but I love when the 9th Doctor he says “everybody lives, Rose! Just this once - everybody lives. Just coming so soon and so crippled by the time war. It’s just so important and so needed for him to have at least one time - where everybody lives…..just once.
12 is just such a good doctor. His character development is beyond belief. Like I’ve watched doctor who since I was little and LOVE all my doctors, but there is something so different about him. Idk I just really like the man lol
My favorite Doctor is Ten, and my *favorite* monologue is even Tennant's (his "I could do so much more" one, I think it's beautifully sad and acted amazingly).... but the Zygon Inversion speech, as far as speeches go, is still the best.
Side note, anyone else have a very weird perception of the Stonehenge speech because you've heard it on the soundtrack so many times?
Love these big speeches.
I hope in part 2 they add Thirteenth's speech to Tzim Sha in her first episode:" We are all capable of the most incredible change; we can evolve while still staying true to who we are. We can honour who we have been and choose who we want to be next." and also all Twelfth's speeches ( he had too many to list them all here). I also hope they do the same video for classic who.
The sonic doesn't do wood but it does do rope
When is this? He probably used his Sonic on a thing hoisting the rope or something.
@@Jack-qu9tr When the 10th Doctor was escaping from the Cyber leader
My name
*10th
@@myname1899 and the 13th doctor
And fingers apparently
I think the Doctor’s speech to Susan is probably the most heartfelt. Just a grandfather trying to ease his granddaughter’s fears as he rips his own hearts in two by leaving her.
Forth Doctor: Its the end, but the moment has been prepared for.
22:04 Capaldi recreates the plot to in the loop
Unforeseeable. That’s what capaldi is
Capaldi was my first Doctor and he will always be my favorite the age and anger and heartbreak in everything he says is incredible and beautiful and he is always the most kind he is an amazing actor and always will be my doctor
Dude, capaldi’s war speech just gets me every time. Just the acting and the emotion he put into it is amazing and I can’t help but to feel sorry for the doctor especially in that speech.
I miss 12 my two favorite gens are 11 as my fav and 12 is my second fav, i feel like those two are the ones who dive deep into who the doctor is and the turmoil he is going through
Okay but 9’s head turn and heartfelt wish for Rose to have a good life is so simple yet brilliant