The Tenth Doctors regeneration will never cease to bring tears to my eyes. The desperation of the doctor who regenerated once before but couldn’t hold himself back anymore…who was all alone and all his friends were left behind…the end of era. Eleven will always be my second favorite, but Ten always lives on…especially now with his latest appearance
I felt like Eleven's speech was a bit overdone - almost "hammy". Maybe it was just the way he said it. Nine's regeneration was better on that front - the Doctor trying to explain to Rose what's about to happen so it doesn't freak her out.
@@dark_ops1651I remember them both 😁 the Meta-Crisis regeneration and when Matt Smith took over, the first one made my jaw drop and the second one brought me to tears
The Eleventh doctors regeneration will always be the greatest. The music, the speech, Amy showing up, taking the bow tie off, even the capaldi scene afterwards is brilliant
@@_MyNameIsAJ_ I mean he did just have that large amount of regeneration energy explode off of him to destroy that dalek ship before the scene so I'm fine with the proper regeneration scene being so quick. plus it plays into the "like breath on a mirror" line a bit too with it being so quick. But that is just my opinion on it.
I kind of hated the speeches of 11 and 12. 9’s simple regeneration is my favourite. No big speeches or dramatic symbolism. Just the Doctor and his companion and him trying to keep her safe and help her understand what’s happening.
The fact that Tennant feels his mouth as the first thing he does as a direct homage to when he first became The Doctor, truly brilliant! The man stepped back in as if he never truly left the role.
When he says he’ll always remember when the Doctor was him, I imagine that’s Matt himself talking as well, thanking everyone for the unforgettable experience of playing a beloved, iconic character.
They're all amazing in their own way. But as touching as it is, I can never get over the fact that Matt and Karen were both bald for different projects when they filmed his regeneration scene and had to wear wigs.
I’m realising the thing I love most about Thirteen’s regeneration is that where all the other modern regenerations are played as sad (or at least bittersweet), hers feels triumphant. She’s been who she wanted to be, so she goes out with no regrets.
@@johndododoe1411 12 knew he has a nice reset of regenerations but just tried to end it all instead. After what happened to Bill (as far as he knew) I can see why he might have not been in the best mindset though.
Chris Eccleston is the most underrated Doctor, so much love for the guy who revived the show and introduced DW to an entire new generation, myself included. His stint may have been brief, but my god did it pack a punch! That said though, my favourite Doctor is still 10, for me he's the standard against which all modern iterations are measured.
For the dumbest reasons lol, he’s only the most iconic and that’s only because he had the most consistent run of episodes…he’s still my second favourite but my god the guys overrated and he definitely shouldn’t be the standard.
I find it rather poetic that David Tennant’s theme plays over the shot where we see Jodie Whittaker’s face for the first time, given who she ultimately ends up regenerating into.
I still think 9 has the best regeneration scene of the new series. It's not overly dramatic or self-serving, just a short goodbye, and then he changes.
@@azarothshadowsoulexactly, it's exposition but with purpose and feels natural. It's not condescending or anything, just the doctor explaining the process to try to calm rose down. A great regeneration
David Tennant's regeneration will live in my head rent free for years. Knowing they shot 4 different ways of him saying "I don't want to go", they picked the perfect one! None of us wanted him to go 😂
Matt for sure has the best first scene The music change to the funky riff, the energy and life he brings, running around trying to pilot a crashing TARDIS with not an ounce of tension or fear he's just enjoying it like a mad man, and if course yelling Geronimo at the end. Not just Matt but the production quality in general, everything just works so well
Nine's regeneration: he was fantastic Ten's regeneration: he didn't wanna go eleven's regeneration: beautiful- oh btw do you ever sneeze so hard that you just become Peter Capaldi
55 and likewise. Think the highest blubbing count was School reunion; "Good for you, Sarah Jane Smith", The moment Sarah clocks TARDIS, and turns round to hear "Hello Sarah Jane", the appearance ,"death" and return of K9 and of course "Goodbye, my Sarah Jane".
@@WellinDowd Eleven and his Backflash of Amy broked me. That was just the single, little detail i could not bare. I cried like a little girl loosing his horse or so. And im proud of it. It is ok to tear some sheds about a fictional Scenario. It shows "You are an emphatic human beeing".
@@WellinDowd I actually started full on sobbing watching Vincent and the Doctor. Probably because I’m an artist and van gogh was an inspiration but I was downright sobbing like someone’s mother on their kids wedding day
The first part of An Unearthly Child, along with all four parts of Spearhead From Space and The Eleventh Hour should be studied in writing classes too.
@@tokublwhovian I was surprised by how well An Unearthly Child Pt 1 holds up, I was kind of expecting it to be boring and poorly aged but no it actually works really well as a first episode, even though I think Rose is way better
_Rose_ isn’t a first episode, though - it’s an introduction to a decades-old series for a whole new audience. Honestly even more impressive in my opinion.
@@Cybermat47 It’s literally the first episode in the first series of the 2005 revival. What do you think a first episode is? 😂 a first episode is suppose to introduce you to the world and main characters of a show.
Capaldi is definitely the best actor to play the Doctor in the revival. He managed to salvage so many questionable decisions with regards to the writing through sheer acting skills.
I don’t understand the notion that he has bad writing….if you mean plot lines then fair enough but if you mean character writing I’d argue he’s easily the best of the bunch
I’m just turning 64 in a couple of weeks and I have watched EVERY…SINGLE…EPISODE… of Dr Who since the very beginning!!! Biggest fan ever, even my phone has the DR WHO theme song as my ring tone. ❤
I need to workout how to put that as my ringtone too. I haven't seen Dr Who from the very beginning but I was fortunate to watch decades of the show too. I watch it repeatedly and never get sick of it. My daughter grew up with all the new series too. Take care, Mate
@@goaway2803 my kids are fans also - naturally. It’s a great way to know for sure if it’s actually your phone that’s ringing, plus I never tire of it. (PS: I’m also an Aussie- Qld. Mate.)
I’ll be 58 soon, and I’ve been a fan since I was about 10. I also have the theme song as my ringtone, and the TARDIS landing as my text notification. Not to mention a TARDIS phone case and screen saver, lol!
Capaldi’s goodbye still destroys me. The speech, the music, the pain of letting go. Just stunning. And when he falls to the fall, is that him grabbing his kidneys?? Did he finally like the colour? I love it. And then Jodie! “Oh brilliant,” indeed.
I like eccelsons the most I think it’s how by the end you can see through his rough external and see that he was truly one of the most loving iterations of the doctor
Watching this has so much emotional whiplash from excitement to sadness and back again each scene evoking the thought of times to come and what has been. Change is good, change is sad, change is exciting. And I'm excited for what is to come.
11 and 12 will forever have my favorite scenes. Their speeches, music, and monologues, not just then, but throughout their whole run as The Doctor will always be my favorite.
I always loved Peter Capaldi's look in his final season. I wish they had had the idea to letting his hair grow out sooner. Kind of allowed him to actually look like the crazy old man in a blue box. 11 to 12 replaced my favorite regeneration, which was 5 to 6, and is my second favorite. Though 12 to 13 ranks up there with them both.
Peter wanted to have longer hair from the start, but the BBC nixed it.🙄 He was able to convince them to allow it for the next two seasons. By the end of his tenure, Peter said his hair could be seen from space, and he hadn't had his hair that long since he was 17!!
I love that 13’s last words were “doctor whoever I’m about to be, tag you’re it” cause in a way that’s how she came into the role. Tennant was told “the newest doctor wants to give you a call” and when her name popped up he welcomed her as a fellow doctor. So her “tagging” Tennant back into the role is like it all coming full circle
My favorite regeneration is still 10’s. Not only is he the best Doctor, but his regeneration was the best (and also the saddest thing in the series). It’s so devastating seeing that he’s not yet ready to regenerate (which makes sense bc timeline-wise, he had the shortest span). He doesn’t have a big long speech, and instead, we see this man who we all love and have seen as a hyperactive man-child who disguises his crippling loneliness die alone. After all the torment he went through in the episode, here is is, dying alone and letting us see his heartbreak. 10 let us into the Doctor’s emotions and mind more than any other Doctor, and when he’s leaving we once again see his vulnerability and heartache. And his vulnerability in the scene coupled with the torment he went through just makes it all the more real (and painful).
Nope he’s just a soy boy…they made it over dramatic for cheap drama, it didn’t even make sense for him to bitch abt it, he literally isn’t dying but they made it out as if he is. Capaldis doctor is the one that had the most depth by far, heaven sent is proof of that, I mean we get a whole damn episode about him dealing with his grief and we get a lot of insight into the doctors thought process. Towards the end of 12’s tenure he is as morally good as the doctor ever gets. 10 is just beyond overrated because of his episodes, and his fans state “he’s the best” as if it’s a fact when it isn’t.
The VFX whizz and the Thirteenth Doctor's era stalwart Ben Pickles puts it: "There's only so many times you can watch the Doctor destroy their own home before you start to go. 'Uhh, maybe step through that door that's 15 feet away?' "So logically I think it makes a lot of sense. If you could choose where to die, why wouldn't you pick a clifftop at sunrise? Plus, it frees up the regeneration energy to be as big and beautiful as possible. There's literally no ceiling on how huge you can make it."
A lot of the time they chose to do it inside the Tardis both because they wanted to keep secrecy of how the new actor looked (or in David's case the first time, he wasn't even cast yet so he filmed it separately from Billie) as well as the lighting and effects, and lore-wise it's the safest place for them to be because of how sought after Time Lord DNA & Regeneration Energy are by other species
@@Whiteythereaper But when you've been delaying the regeneration for a bit to get an Ice Cream with your companion before you separate ways and you know that it'll likely be explosive again, the safest option would be doing it outside at a safe location where it wouldn't damage too much. And we know that some species can phase through the doors to get inside.
@@lovejoy1311 Yes after the 10th Doctor and the 12th Doctor's regenerations, the TARDIS exterior and interior changed as a result of how explosive they were.
It's the tragic nature of it that gets me. The 9th, 11th, 12th and 13th Doctors' last words were all triumphant speeches, with the 9th Doctor accepting that despite everything he was still a good man, the 11th Doctor saying he'll always remember when the Doctor was him, and the 12th and 13th Doctors essentially talking to the Doctor they're about to regenerate into, but the 10th Doctor's last words are of a scared man who isn't ready to die
This show was the first show I discovered as kid! Over 20 years of being a fan ❤ always ready for a new adventure with doctor I hope this show never ends because when I have kids they will be watching this 😢❤
11s regeneration, although not my favorite, will never fail to entertain me, simply because of Clara's reaction to it. One second, she's saying goodbye to her beloved best friend, the next, she's staring into the furious eyes of a rabid Scotsman 😂😂😂
I love that the tardis goes to earth when it crashes from David to Matt's transition did anyone else pick up on the fact that it crashed in Scotland which was a nice little touch i thought to David being Scottish
Love some comic relief after an emotional regeration scene 😢 "Well, here we go again!" "Change, my dear. And it seems, not a moment too soon" "I hope the ears are a bit less conspicuous this time" "Just one question... do you happen to know how to fly this thing?" Classics 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ten is my favorite Doctor but Eleven’s regeneration is the most beautiful. Between the speech, the music and just the way it’s done makes me cry every time
It feels like The Doctor's Regenerations reflect their emotional state at the time of letting go? Ten's Regeneration was destructive and violent because he fought not to go, whereas Eleven was completely at peace with his death and leaned into his regeneration, so easily flashed into Capaldi. Capaldi wasn't fighting, but he delayed Regenerating to caution Thirteen, so his Regeneration was more destructive than Nine or Eleven.
It took a long time, but that was the moment where I really felt she IS the Doctor. It’s a shame it didn’t happen earlier for me but I do still think she was a pretty good Doctor.
@@Yickerd I feel like if she was given better writing her doctor would’ve been receive better because I also really loved her portrayal, but the writing in that season was not great
I really wish CAPALDI had a least a 4th series. There was something about Series 10 which really got Capaldi going, felt like a fresh reset. But I’m glad that in this universe we got him as the Doctor :)
I noticed that Capaldi resembles the War Doctor, which has me wondering whether that Doctor's mind was fighting with the other selves to regain control of their single body.
I like Capaldi's entrance the best. Just quick... doesn't like the color of his kidneys and asks the companion if she knows how to fly the TARDIS. I cracked up.
Also... I like that 13 had the good sense to be _outside_ of her TARDIS when she regenerated. Even though several regenerations have taken place inside without issue (1-2, 5-6, 6-7, 9-10), they're a bit unpredictable and can result in the TARDIS either crashing, or trying to eject the Doctor, or both.
I feel like in each regeneration, the actors themselves share their own thoughts as well as their Doctor’s: Eccleston explains the process for the new fans, compliments his costar for a job well done, happy that the reboot was a success. Tennant seems to have just processed that this is last scene, and realizes he wasn’t ready as he thought he was. Smith swears to always remember when the Doctor was him, as if he’s thanking everyone for the unforgettable experience of being such a beloved character. Capaldi prepares to pass the torch, taking time to remind his successor what the Doctor stands for. Whittaker is a little sad to go, but is also excited to see what comes next. I don’t claim to know the thoughts of the actors, and I apologize if I got anything wrong, that’s what I feel is being said in each regeneration.
I love when 10th regenerated into 11th that he was happy to know he still had his limbs, it's the delivery from Matt Smith that makes it hilarious even if it started out sad because at that time, we thought we would never see David Tennant again as the Doctor but we then saw his 10th Doctor return for the 50th Anniversary and then his return to Doctor Who as the 14th Doctor, my question is when 14th regenerates into 15th, what would Tennant's farewell speech be this time for the 14th because we know Tennant's 10th Doctor's line was "I don't wanna go" and if you've seen Infinity War then that line was used in the film for one particular character. Plus I love how the 12th Doctor says he hates the colour of his new kidneys
9 to 11 had the most emotionally powerful regenerations. 10 I think is one just due to what it gets from the viewer without the much improved budget of 11.
The Tenth Doctors regeneration will never cease to bring tears to my eyes. The desperation of the doctor who regenerated once before but couldn’t hold himself back anymore…who was all alone and all his friends were left behind…the end of era. Eleven will always be my second favorite, but Ten always lives on…especially now with his latest appearance
Which Tenth Doctor's regeneration? 💀
@@dark_ops1651 I see what you did there 😏
I felt like Eleven's speech was a bit overdone - almost "hammy". Maybe it was just the way he said it. Nine's regeneration was better on that front - the Doctor trying to explain to Rose what's about to happen so it doesn't freak her out.
@@dark_ops1651I remember them both 😁 the Meta-Crisis regeneration and when Matt Smith took over, the first one made my jaw drop and the second one brought me to tears
@@azarothshadowsoulthere’s 3 but yea
The Eleventh doctors regeneration will always be the greatest. The music, the speech, Amy showing up, taking the bow tie off, even the capaldi scene afterwards is brilliant
@@_MyNameIsAJ_ I mean he did just have that large amount of regeneration energy explode off of him to destroy that dalek ship before the scene so I'm fine with the proper regeneration scene being so quick. plus it plays into the "like breath on a mirror" line a bit too with it being so quick. But that is just my opinion on it.
@@_MyNameIsAJ_took the words out straight my mouth lol
nah didnt like the quick change of 12, plus his whole delusion thing annoyed me too. But i do agree 11's was the best
@@_MyNameIsAJ_All the explosive regeneration energy was already used against the Daleks. All he had left was the change
I kind of hated the speeches of 11 and 12. 9’s simple regeneration is my favourite. No big speeches or dramatic symbolism. Just the Doctor and his companion and him trying to keep her safe and help her understand what’s happening.
The fact that Tennant feels his mouth as the first thing he does as a direct homage to when he first became The Doctor, truly brilliant! The man stepped back in as if he never truly left the role.
"I will always remember when the Doctor was me" - It still hurts today...
😭😭
Its hard to see such a great doctor leave us ;-;
Matt Smith's final speech as the Doctor will always be one of the best speeches.
When he says he’ll always remember when the Doctor was him, I imagine that’s Matt himself talking as well, thanking everyone for the unforgettable experience of playing a beloved, iconic character.
All these years, all the Doctors that have come and gone.....the Tenth and the Eleventh will always have a place in my heart for the rest of my days
Same here. I can’t help it… 11 was just. MY doctor. The one I managed to connect to the most. I was sad when his time ended.
😢
Props to 13 for remembering they don't have to risk crashing the TARDIS in the process.
I mean only 10 and 12 did it xD.
@@shxdowofficial870911 did as well.
@@shxdowofficial8709and 11??
@@beesree39 didn't 11 regenerate outside the tardis and blow up dalek ship then just snapped into new him inside tardis later ?
@@shxdowofficial8709Still heavily damaged a ship
They're all amazing in their own way. But as touching as it is, I can never get over the fact that Matt and Karen were both bald for different projects when they filmed his regeneration scene and had to wear wigs.
And now neither can I. So wait, was she playing Nebula then? What was Matt Smith's role?
@@spacecat3198I believe it was Lost River as Bully.
skynet in the terminator things. i only remember because his ears are like rocket fins@@spacecat3198
@@spacecat3198 I think it was Terminator Genisys
this just reminded me of that video of the two drag queens taking off their wigs and both being bald underneath 😭😭😭😭
I’m realising the thing I love most about Thirteen’s regeneration is that where all the other modern regenerations are played as sad (or at least bittersweet), hers feels triumphant. She’s been who she wanted to be, so she goes out with no regrets.
Nah
She also had a reason to believe she had infinite regenerations ahead not running against a 12 tries maximum like the previous incarnations .
@@johndododoe1411 12 knew he has a nice reset of regenerations but just tried to end it all instead. After what happened to Bill (as far as he knew) I can see why he might have not been in the best mindset though.
Her whole run felt "triumphant", that's the problem.
@@HappyAppartStunning and brave /sarc
Chris Eccleston is the most underrated Doctor, so much love for the guy who revived the show and introduced DW to an entire new generation, myself included. His stint may have been brief, but my god did it pack a punch! That said though, my favourite Doctor is still 10, for me he's the standard against which all modern iterations are measured.
For the dumbest reasons lol, he’s only the most iconic and that’s only because he had the most consistent run of episodes…he’s still my second favourite but my god the guys overrated and he definitely shouldn’t be the standard.
I find it rather poetic that David Tennant’s theme plays over the shot where we see Jodie Whittaker’s face for the first time, given who she ultimately ends up regenerating into.
It's 9th theme not 10th
It’s for the ninth Doctor originally but it’s really just The Doctor’s theme in general as it’s use throughout the series.
I love Capaldi saying goodbye. He's such a great fan of the show and he knew he had to give a great speech.
And of course:
25:23 "Oh, brilliant!"
I still think 9 has the best regeneration scene of the new series. It's not overly dramatic or self-serving, just a short goodbye, and then he changes.
Cause it had to be tagged on at the end.
Agreed. Got really dramatic and cheesed later on.
@@madXmedicnah
I agree, I love how the 9th Doctor explains the regeneration process in a way that doesn't feel expositional
@@azarothshadowsoulexactly, it's exposition but with purpose and feels natural. It's not condescending or anything, just the doctor explaining the process to try to calm rose down. A great regeneration
David Tennant's regeneration will live in my head rent free for years. Knowing they shot 4 different ways of him saying "I don't want to go", they picked the perfect one! None of us wanted him to go 😂
It felt like losing a friend
Despite 10 being my favourite doctor, 12's first scene is 100% my favourite its the funniest and his confusion is captured really nicely.
KIDNEYS!
@@jackganger-spivak5160I don’t like the colour!
@@firstcanonkill1767 Of your kidneys?
@@jackganger-spivak5160whats happening??
Return of the 10th Doctor
Matt for sure has the best first scene
The music change to the funky riff, the energy and life he brings, running around trying to pilot a crashing TARDIS with not an ounce of tension or fear he's just enjoying it like a mad man, and if course yelling Geronimo at the end. Not just Matt but the production quality in general, everything just works so well
Loved how 13's regeneration was so graceful, like she was releasing the old and embracing the new...dope
Although it wasn't the new lol
@@yusufgazi7 lol indeed
Releasing the old and embracing the...old?
@@JosephWithaG 🤭
My favorite part was when she was gone and the showrunners had to bring back an older, better loved doctor to try to salvage her terrible ratings
Nine's regeneration: he was fantastic
Ten's regeneration: he didn't wanna go
eleven's regeneration: beautiful- oh btw do you ever sneeze so hard that you just become Peter Capaldi
Not gonna lie here. Im a 45 years old men and this show made me cry manly tears more often than ANY other show i´ve ever watched.
same
60....ditto
55 and likewise. Think the highest blubbing count was School reunion; "Good for you, Sarah Jane Smith", The moment Sarah clocks TARDIS, and turns round to hear "Hello Sarah Jane", the appearance ,"death" and return of K9 and of course "Goodbye, my Sarah Jane".
@@WellinDowd Eleven and his Backflash of Amy broked me. That was just the single, little detail i could not bare.
I cried like a little girl loosing his horse or so.
And im proud of it.
It is ok to tear some sheds about a fictional Scenario. It shows "You are an emphatic human beeing".
@@WellinDowd I actually started full on sobbing watching Vincent and the Doctor. Probably because I’m an artist and van gogh was an inspiration but I was downright sobbing like someone’s mother on their kids wedding day
I like that the Doctor finally realized maybe they shouldn't do a giant regeneration inside the TARDIS
better have crashed that shit anyway lol.
The Ninth Doctor's introduction is perfect, Rose should be studied in writing classes as an example of how to write a first episode
The first part of An Unearthly Child, along with all four parts of Spearhead From Space and The Eleventh Hour should be studied in writing classes too.
"Take notes students, this is the moment in your story where the bin should loudly burp"
@@tokublwhovian I was surprised by how well An Unearthly Child Pt 1 holds up, I was kind of expecting it to be boring and poorly aged but no it actually works really well as a first episode, even though I think Rose is way better
_Rose_ isn’t a first episode, though - it’s an introduction to a decades-old series for a whole new audience.
Honestly even more impressive in my opinion.
@@Cybermat47 It’s literally the first episode in the first series of the 2005 revival. What do you think a first episode is? 😂 a first episode is suppose to introduce you to the world and main characters of a show.
9th's Intro: 0:00
9th's Goodbye: 4:05
10th's Intro: 6:39
10th's Goodbye: 9:10
11th's Intro: 11:37
11th's Goodbye: 13:40
12th's Intro: 17:02
12th's Goodbye: 21:22
13th's Intro: 24:43
13th's Goodbye: 30:08
14th's Intro: 31:15
Legend❤
Capaldi is definitely the best actor to play the Doctor in the revival. He managed to salvage so many questionable decisions with regards to the writing through sheer acting skills.
lol no
@@HardinProuductionsOriginallol yes
@@HardinProuductionsOriginalI'm not even a Capaldi fan and I agree- the dude is a legendary actor
He’s definitely the most classic Doctor out of any of the revival Doctors. 9 is still my favorite, but 12 easily takes second place.
I don’t understand the notion that he has bad writing….if you mean plot lines then fair enough but if you mean character writing I’d argue he’s easily the best of the bunch
God there really is no better intro that 9. “Run” absolute fantastic
I agree, just one word and the viewer is like" ah, that must be the Doctor!"
I’m just turning 64 in a couple of weeks and I have watched EVERY…SINGLE…EPISODE… of Dr Who since the very beginning!!!
Biggest fan ever, even my phone has the DR WHO theme song as my ring tone. ❤
I need to workout how to put that as my ringtone too. I haven't seen Dr Who from the very beginning but I was fortunate to watch decades of the show too. I watch it repeatedly and never get sick of it. My daughter grew up with all the new series too. Take care, Mate
@@goaway2803 my kids are fans also - naturally. It’s a great way to know for sure if it’s actually your phone that’s ringing, plus I never tire of it. (PS: I’m also an Aussie- Qld. Mate.)
I’ll be 58 soon, and I’ve been a fan since I was about 10. I also have the theme song as my ringtone, and the TARDIS landing as my text notification. Not to mention a TARDIS phone case and screen saver, lol!
Vital I'm the same but 2 years older than you lol watched from day one also have the ringtone on my phone
Im really sad there's lost media in regards to the first and second Doctors tenure
Capaldi’s goodbye still destroys me. The speech, the music, the pain of letting go. Just stunning.
And when he falls to the fall, is that him grabbing his kidneys?? Did he finally like the colour? I love it. And then Jodie! “Oh brilliant,” indeed.
Absolutely. He and Tennant break me every time
I like eccelsons the most I think it’s how by the end you can see through his rough external and see that he was truly one of the most loving iterations of the doctor
Watching this has so much emotional whiplash from excitement to sadness and back again each scene evoking the thought of times to come and what has been. Change is good, change is sad, change is exciting. And I'm excited for what is to come.
Indeed
As i once said
Change is a good thing
“I don’t want to go” still gets me.
I still remember the exact moment that those words broke my heart into a million pieces (well, "hearts" 😉)
Allways! 😢
I do love matt's speach at the end and amy and the fact they were both weraing wigs. I also love peters goodby
11 and 12 will forever have my favorite scenes. Their speeches, music, and monologues, not just then, but throughout their whole run as The Doctor will always be my favorite.
I always loved Peter Capaldi's look in his final season. I wish they had had the idea to letting his hair grow out sooner. Kind of allowed him to actually look like the crazy old man in a blue box.
11 to 12 replaced my favorite regeneration, which was 5 to 6, and is my second favorite. Though 12 to 13 ranks up there with them both.
Peter wanted to have longer hair from the start, but the BBC nixed it.🙄 He was able to convince them to allow it for the next two seasons. By the end of his tenure, Peter said his hair could be seen from space, and he hadn't had his hair that long since he was 17!!
I love that 13’s last words were “doctor whoever I’m about to be, tag you’re it” cause in a way that’s how she came into the role. Tennant was told “the newest doctor wants to give you a call” and when her name popped up he welcomed her as a fellow doctor. So her “tagging” Tennant back into the role is like it all coming full circle
My favorite regeneration is still 10’s. Not only is he the best Doctor, but his regeneration was the best (and also the saddest thing in the series). It’s so devastating seeing that he’s not yet ready to regenerate (which makes sense bc timeline-wise, he had the shortest span). He doesn’t have a big long speech, and instead, we see this man who we all love and have seen as a hyperactive man-child who disguises his crippling loneliness die alone. After all the torment he went through in the episode, here is is, dying alone and letting us see his heartbreak. 10 let us into the Doctor’s emotions and mind more than any other Doctor, and when he’s leaving we once again see his vulnerability and heartache. And his vulnerability in the scene coupled with the torment he went through just makes it all the more real (and painful).
Nope he’s just a soy boy…they made it over dramatic for cheap drama, it didn’t even make sense for him to bitch abt it, he literally isn’t dying but they made it out as if he is. Capaldis doctor is the one that had the most depth by far, heaven sent is proof of that, I mean we get a whole damn episode about him dealing with his grief and we get a lot of insight into the doctors thought process. Towards the end of 12’s tenure he is as morally good as the doctor ever gets. 10 is just beyond overrated because of his episodes, and his fans state “he’s the best” as if it’s a fact when it isn’t.
The VFX whizz and the Thirteenth Doctor's era stalwart Ben Pickles puts it: "There's only so many times you can watch the Doctor destroy their own home before you start to go. 'Uhh, maybe step through that door that's 15 feet away?'
"So logically I think it makes a lot of sense. If you could choose where to die, why wouldn't you pick a clifftop at sunrise? Plus, it frees up the regeneration energy to be as big and beautiful as possible. There's literally no ceiling on how huge you can make it."
A lot of the time they chose to do it inside the Tardis both because they wanted to keep secrecy of how the new actor looked (or in David's case the first time, he wasn't even cast yet so he filmed it separately from Billie) as well as the lighting and effects, and lore-wise it's the safest place for them to be because of how sought after Time Lord DNA & Regeneration Energy are by other species
@@Whiteythereaper But when you've been delaying the regeneration for a bit to get an Ice Cream with your companion before you separate ways and you know that it'll likely be explosive again, the safest option would be doing it outside at a safe location where it wouldn't damage too much.
And we know that some species can phase through the doors to get inside.
I mean, it was also literally the excuse to remake the tardis for a new doctor/era?
@@lovejoy1311 Yes after the 10th Doctor and the 12th Doctor's regenerations, the TARDIS exterior and interior changed as a result of how explosive they were.
@@adamstewart9052 Even if they wanted to change the TARDIS, they'll just have the new doctor somehow break it to remodel it.
The regeneration scenes are both heartbreaking and awesome at the same time if you get what I meant
Fun how it almost looks like Rose went from running by the Tardis to waking up lying inside it- clothes very similar
No one's talking about it but I love how 13 crash lands into a train then immediately sprung into action.
Honestly? Tells you how much the doctor has learned!
Even someone who doesn't even KNOW the show Can tell
The Tenth Doctor's regeneration still gets me emotional no matter how many times I see it 😢
To me, Tenth Doctor's regeneration and Amy Pond's death really made me emotional the most.
It's the tragic nature of it that gets me. The 9th, 11th, 12th and 13th Doctors' last words were all triumphant speeches, with the 9th Doctor accepting that despite everything he was still a good man, the 11th Doctor saying he'll always remember when the Doctor was him, and the 12th and 13th Doctors essentially talking to the Doctor they're about to regenerate into, but the 10th Doctor's last words are of a scared man who isn't ready to die
@@pikachucetthesecond4296 The Tenth Doctor was the only one all alone.
@@Laura-rp9rtSo was 13, thankfully she didn’t blow up the TARDIS during regeneration.
Which one?
This show was the first show I discovered as kid! Over 20 years of being a fan ❤ always ready for a new adventure with doctor I hope this show never ends because when I have kids they will be watching this 😢❤
I can never sit through Tennant's regeneration and not cry. its the "I don't wanna go" that gets me every time.
Even if you don't gel with a doctor, there's ALWAYS a sense of melancholy when its time to say goodbye
11s regeneration, although not my favorite, will never fail to entertain me, simply because of Clara's reaction to it.
One second, she's saying goodbye to her beloved best friend, the next, she's staring into the furious eyes of a rabid Scotsman 😂😂😂
Genuinely, it's sort of hilarious how there's a grumpy Scotsman staring around like a newborn child (which he sort of was in that moment).
I think eccleston's doctor was so underrated i feel like he deserved 3 seasons just like the others
Try to be nice, but, Never fail to be kind. We need more of that here Doctor.
When 11 is having that vision of young and older Amy I tear up every time, especially at "Raggedy man... Goodnight"
The 10th saying “I don’t want to go” breaks my heart
The dying 13th Doctor finally learned the most important lesson of time vortex traffic safety: don't drive under the influence of regeneration!
These are always fun and sad to see at the same time. You get a glimpse of what is and what it was with each regeneration.
The tenth and forteenth Doctor shall always be my favourite ❤
Murray Gold's soundtrack is just perfect ❤
i love the 11th doctor, he is just amazing, funny and even accepted the regeneration as a part of being the doctor
This is awesome as it glimpses each doctor saying goodbye and regenerating
ngl the doctor who series is brilliant to have a protagonist who can regenerate, one of the few shows that can hypothetically exist sort of forever-
Now you gotta do the classic series. Despite the modern being great, the classic is iconic ;D
Yes! I was a bit disappointed that the video only covered the modern Doctors since I was expecting all incarnations to be featured.
@@talesofawhovian9690 They didn't even show Paul McGann's regeneration into the War Doctor FFS
“Dr whoever I’m about to be…..Tag, You’re It!”
That was an epic final line, I think the 13th Doctor's regeneration is probably her best scene in terms of her characterisation and the visuals 😮
@@azarothshadowsoulindeed
my most favorite regeneration scene?
12.
capaldi speech seeps through this dried heart of mine like a desert drink up water.
good god, it was awesome
The Tenth doctor is, and always will be, THE Doctor.
True.....but thats just cos David keeps coming back.
10th doctor will fans that are blinded by nostalgia
18:07 I love that sound "Shush")
I could watch the 13 to 14 transformation sequence all day long. Gosh. I am so excited
Matt Smith brought me into the fandom and is my favorite Doctor Who.
I love that the tardis goes to earth when it crashes from David to Matt's transition did anyone else pick up on the fact that it crashed in Scotland which was a nice little touch i thought to David being Scottish
Love some comic relief after an emotional regeration scene 😢
"Well, here we go again!"
"Change, my dear. And it seems, not a moment too soon"
"I hope the ears are a bit less conspicuous this time"
"Just one question... do you happen to know how to fly this thing?"
Classics 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I do have a soft spot for “KIDNEYS!!” As well. It got a really good laugh out of me directly after taking away my favourite doctor lmao.
"new teeth that's weird"
"NEVER EVER EAT PEARS" oh and "Laugh Hard. Run Fast, Be Kind!"
Ten is my favorite Doctor but Eleven’s regeneration is the most beautiful. Between the speech, the music and just the way it’s done makes me cry every time
"IV'E GOT NEW KIDNEYS, I don't like the colour" will still be my favourite Capaldi quote
I really like every doctor in their own way ❤
It feels like The Doctor's Regenerations reflect their emotional state at the time of letting go? Ten's Regeneration was destructive and violent because he fought not to go, whereas Eleven was completely at peace with his death and leaned into his regeneration, so easily flashed into Capaldi. Capaldi wasn't fighting, but he delayed Regenerating to caution Thirteen, so his Regeneration was more destructive than Nine or Eleven.
The 13th Doctor regeneration was beautiful!😢
I love it when 13th said Tag, you are it!😭
She was so childish! 😊
I love it!
So cute! 🥺
It took a long time, but that was the moment where I really felt she IS the Doctor. It’s a shame it didn’t happen earlier for me but I do still think she was a pretty good Doctor.
All those colors from atop a cliff are just so pretty!
@@Yickerd I feel like if she was given better writing her doctor would’ve been receive better because I also really loved her portrayal, but the writing in that season was not great
11's first was the definition of madman in a box.
I really wish CAPALDI had a least a 4th series. There was something about Series 10 which really got Capaldi going, felt like a fresh reset. But I’m glad that in this universe we got him as the Doctor :)
Nah I’m happy with his tenure…yh his plot lines weren’t among the best but the character work was easily the best in new who
This show is the greatest!😍
“Ooh fingers lots of fingers”
Old man Doctor’s farewell will always be the greatest.
I noticed that Capaldi resembles the War Doctor, which has me wondering whether that Doctor's mind was fighting with the other selves to regain control of their single body.
I think Tennant means it when he says “I don’t want to go”
"Laugh hard, run fast, be kind" sensational last words
11th regeneration always brings me tears. I cant stop it.
We love you, David. Can't wait to see you and Catherine together again xx
Love the 12th speech regeneration a and it is all what Jodie is in her era.
David is basically the Tom Baker of the modern era of Doctor Who.
While Matt was the 5th doctor
I like Capaldi's entrance the best. Just quick... doesn't like the color of his kidneys and asks the companion if she knows how to fly the TARDIS. I cracked up.
I’m so glad David Tennant returned
22:33 gotta love the David tenant doctor callback
Caption: "[Faint vworping.]"
I hadn't realized that the production team had finally come up with a spelling for the TARDIS noise. 😀
Also... I like that 13 had the good sense to be _outside_ of her TARDIS when she regenerated. Even though several regenerations have taken place inside without issue (1-2, 5-6, 6-7, 9-10), they're a bit unpredictable and can result in the TARDIS either crashing, or trying to eject the Doctor, or both.
I feel like in each regeneration, the actors themselves share their own thoughts as well as their Doctor’s:
Eccleston explains the process for the new fans, compliments his costar for a job well done, happy that the reboot was a success.
Tennant seems to have just processed that this is last scene, and realizes he wasn’t ready as he thought he was.
Smith swears to always remember when the Doctor was him, as if he’s thanking everyone for the unforgettable experience of being such a beloved character.
Capaldi prepares to pass the torch, taking time to remind his successor what the Doctor stands for.
Whittaker is a little sad to go, but is also excited to see what comes next.
I don’t claim to know the thoughts of the actors, and I apologize if I got anything wrong, that’s what I feel is being said in each regeneration.
Amy - "Raggedy Man" yeah that killed me.
😭
"I will always remember, when the Doctor was me"
he was my favourite. That episode had me fcked up 😭
“nice to meet you rose, run for your life” 💀
"Nice to meet you Rose, Run for your life!" Lmao
jesus watching the 11th regen is heart wrenching I really hope matt smith returns one day I would love to see him as the doctor one last time my fav
"I don't want to go" my favourite 😢
The 10th Doctor regeneration to 11th always brings tears to my eyes no matter how many times i seen it
1:39 And we haven't stopped running since.
I love when 10th regenerated into 11th that he was happy to know he still had his limbs, it's the delivery from Matt Smith that makes it hilarious even if it started out sad because at that time, we thought we would never see David Tennant again as the Doctor but we then saw his 10th Doctor return for the 50th Anniversary and then his return to Doctor Who as the 14th Doctor, my question is when 14th regenerates into 15th, what would Tennant's farewell speech be this time for the 14th because we know Tennant's 10th Doctor's line was "I don't wanna go" and if you've seen Infinity War then that line was used in the film for one particular character.
Plus I love how the 12th Doctor says he hates the colour of his new kidneys
Matt will always be my favorite doctor but I’m excited for another decade of Doctor who
It's going to be so good to hear 13's theme again when she makes her inevitable appearance in an anniversary special.
10th to 11th regeneration always gave me the impression that regenerations were bombastic when I got into doctor who
9 and 11 got to have regenerations which served them as Doctors, 10 and 12’s were far more Russell and Steven saying goodbye to the show
the speech 11 gave was perfect
9 to 11 had the most emotionally powerful regenerations. 10 I think is one just due to what it gets from the viewer without the much improved budget of 11.