One of my personal favorite quotes: "You should fear me, Doctor. I've killed HUNDREDS of Time Lords throughout my existence." "You should fear me more. I killed all of them."
The CASUALLITY with which that was uttered is the most disturbing part. Matt Smith Nailed it I still think 9 was the most unsettling of modern Doctors. because he doubted his every step but when he went dark you saw he was fully lucid, fully aware of what he's doing and most of the time rather causal about it. He smiled while electrocuting the Dalek and he just stood there as Casandra died
@@PeoplecallmeLucifer it goes to show that once the War Doctor finally regenerates and the time stream fixes itself with the sync, 9th remembers that what he just did a few moments ago was the most monstrous thing he ever did, and he actively runs away from this truth even though he couldn't remember before the time sync. 9th just came out of the Time War. So he's gonna be a really disturbed individual. If I were to describe post War Docs regenerations with one word... 9 was psychotic 10 was vengeful 11 was ruthless 12 was capable
On top of that, the doctor tried really hard to make peace with the silurians multiple times and they just couldn't bring themselves to do it. Some form of hate always broke those negotiations.
Yes and remember with the sontarons they had a way a blowing up there ship and the doctor said before teleporting him self to there ship “I have give them a choice” even after everything they did he was still willing to give them a chance of redemption before wiping them all out
Well yes, cybermen are truly the most tragic monsters in the show. To remove all pain, sorrow, anger, and happiness just to not go completely insane is a tragic thing. When the doctor gave a cyberman it's emotions back, it curled up and said "So... Cold... Why am i... so... cold..." before killing itself. And cybermen aren't exactly compassionate, but they're more than willing to strike deals with people if it benefits them. Mickey smith was at war with the cybermen for years, but they were willing to put all that aside to fight the daleks together.
Well yeah.. Daleks were made for only destruction. They dont care. Heck untill the doctor came.. They prop didnt even fear. They are weapons. Weapons that only kills.
Oh that conversation about the children in Gallifrey, when the 10th doctor yells at 11th, it shows beautifully their difference. The man who regrets and the man who forgets! Amazingly encapsulates the difference between the two regenerations!
@@user-ml9is1tx9s Its because of what he did upon that fateful day, weighs heavily upon his hearts, at least that what he believes until they alter history to enable the Home World of the Time Lords to surive, thou somehow the Dalaks always surive
11th's reaction when he saw the daleks is heartbreaking. He thought he was far away from the horror of the war and those are just keeping coming back again and again. His last moments were him, being used to war instead.
@@mithicash1444 The War Doctor is technically the 9th one. It cames after 8 regenerate and spend countless years in the Time War. In the original timeline, if I remember well, he regenerate into the real 9 one after pressing the big red button but after the special episode, he died and regenerate after saving everyone.
I liked 12th moment when he thought he change a Dalek by showing everything beautiful about the universe through his mind only for it to turn south when he found 12th's pure hatred for the Dalek
Having pure hatred for Daleks is a Survival Reflex. And ACTUALLY, the Universe itself is indifferent and cold, and if you DON'T survive, you are nothing, become nothing. So hating them is Morality. @@N2Deep00
The Doctor is so compelling...... 11 was filled with PTSD seeing that Dalek, 10 was full of fear and sadness for what he had done, 9 was full of anger and hate having just had to destroy his whole civilization and the Daleks with it, it wasnt until 12 that he really started to accept that it happened (because they found Galifrey) and start to try and heal....... The best written character in all of TV, hands down.
Then they had to muck it all up with 13 and just completely annihilate Gallifrey making everything the doctor suffered during the time war worthless now
I just started watching the 2005 doctor and i am madly in love with Christopher Eccleston's acting. Knowing thefact that he isnt The Doctor for a long time really saddens me. When that day comes, at least i'll be prepared
One of my favourite moments is when 10 and 11 comfort The War Doctor and tell him “all those years burying you in my memory, pretending you didn’t exist, keeping you a secret even from my self. Pretending you weren’t the doctor when you were the doctor more than anybody else” & “you were the doctor on the day it was impossible to get it right” Despite how difficult it was, and fully prepared to be hated forever. He forgave him self. Powerful scene!
@@GarionDAdkins while John hurt is in the last episode "the name of the doctor" the quote, and the movie where the clip is from is "The day of the Doctor"
That first line by 11 was one of the moments that really drew me to him. He says "I'm the last of my species" so casually and sarcastically, and then a little bit of his anger comes out in "so don't insult me"... Such good acting
All of these doctors acted so well in all these scenes. My favourites part is probably the scene with Nine after yelling at the Daleks and it says "You destroyed us" you can see him stop from where he was moving before and stands still staring "I had no choice" his tone changes from spitting, yelling, accusing and furious, to something still angry hateful but broken with an undertone of guilt and that hatred turned inward, showing how much he questioned whether there was any other way and despair at how that was the only way he knew at the time. Cause he knows what he did was terrible and its almost bearable with the greater good it was for but really he hasn't been able to forgive himself. And here we see him quickly turn this self hatred back on the Dalek, posing as 'gloating' his deeds to the dalek but you can feel that he has no pride over his deeds, that maybe he doesn't really believe that hes any better than the dalek he's questioning the point of. Anyways hes not my favourite doctor but i really love how well Nine set up the doctors guilt and anger over the time war.
The most terrifying the Daleks had ever been is the first time we see them with the 9th doctor. It was just one Dalek, but it was a menace and truly felt unstoppable
I feel like a time that they had been more terrifying was with the tenth Doctor, where they threaten Everything, not just a single Earth but all of reality and every Parallel dimension.
@@garlicmayo-nee8126 great episode but idk. In fiction large scale attacks with multiple enemies don’t seem as terrifying to me as an unstoppable being that feels more like a force of nature, especially because that was the first time the doctor seemed terrified
@@parox703f3 It is this same concept that makes Arnolds Terminator so compelling as a character. A single unstoppable enemy that will achieve its objective no matter what stands in the way.
He always looses his cool just a little around the Daleks, they really bring out his worst side. How many times has an individual Dalek told the doctor that he would make an excellent Dalek?
The 4th Doctor had the chance to wipe out the Dalek race before it could start, but chose not to, choosing to believe SOME good could result from letting them live.
@@astropond5081 I believe is that he was not yet forced into committing genocide to save the universe until the Time War. He knew that drastically changing the course of history could have unexpected consequences.
If you do, start with the first doctor. Even if you have to skip every other doctor until the new series with Eccleston, Hartnell's Doctor is important. The Daleks, his granddaughter.
@@punkcobi8953 Well, one of the important takeaways is that the Daleks never would've had the concept of space travel if it weren't for him. Pretty much everything is his fault, hence the huge chip on his shoulder.
Remember when this show was compelling and sometimes indescribably dark even with its natural campyness. How did 60 years of storymaking and world building, incredible villians and penultimate stakes, a litteral 1000+ year journey of character development... turn into the uninspired mid drivel of "the timeless child" I grew up watching this show and now all this is gone. All the intensity, the bittersweat victories, the straight up ruinous defeats. Its gone now. And thats sad.
He is lamenting the irreversible damage done by activists employed as writers,@@drshaza2682. Such cultural vandalism is hardly restricted to Dr. Who, either.
"Did you ever count... how many children there were on Gallifrey thay day" Friendly reminder, the War Dactor hadn't done it yet. That is a question from a man who knows what will happen. He knows what he has to do, he hasnt done it yet. He is already living with the guilt
I mean, in fairness, The Master tends to swap between being "dead for realsies" or "not really a living Time Lord, and more like a concept, mapped to flesh". It's easy for The Doctor to make that assumption that not only was The Master dead (or not even really a TimeLord), but that no other survivors existed, either.
@@weebjeezbut Matt Smith said it. He knows the master is around. But I guess he says that as he doesn't want the master to be part of his race? The guy is too chaotic. I loved the Jodie Whittaker master. Thought he was so unhinged.
Well, Doctor is not a Time Lord as we found out in Timeless Child. He was the one who was used to create Time Lords. So yeah, he's the last and maybe even only one of his species.
They should not have brought them back, for the same reason that once back they should have stayed. You need to commit to a path, especially in a show with as flexible rules a Dr. Who.
The point of The Day of the Doctor was to have him _face_ the actions he took during the Time War rather than run from them, so he can react in the only other way he knows how: give hope to those without, despite (and because of) the impossibility.
It puts it in perspective he didnt kill all his people he thinks he did but he saved them but has to live woth the memories taht he destroyed them but he never did its poetic
@@rekrn12345no. The planet was telephoned elsewhere. He just wasn't able to remember the events thanks to the rules of time travel. What he THINKS happened isn't what actually happened. That's why he can never remember the title of the painting. It's true name is Gallifrey falls no more, not the fall of Gallifrey or no more as he seems to think it is.
I watched DOCTOR WHO with my Mom. She loved this show & got me hooked. The WORLD NEEDS DOCTOR WHO even more now. I will listen for the sound of the parking break still on 😢🎉❤.
I feel like John Hurt's portrayal as the War Doctor was fantastic, I really do find myself coming back to the 50th anniversary every so often to just enjoy his performance
I dont think that becoming an adult and being either too proud, arrogant or scared to meet new people is on the same level as a dreadful experience of not being able to share some basic level of mutual understanding that doesnt require words or actions, being fully aware that even if people try and/or imagine they will never get as close to sharing an understanding with you as someone who simply is the way you are. Also .. you can become aware of how lonely you are way before you become an adult but in the end its your choice to stay lonely or not.
@@grimnir2142I am late but what i was trying to say is that even though The Doctor has friends who he calls family he still feels alone despite being a god.
@@weebjeezdamn. That's even worse. Imagine the war doctor walking around gallifrey, a thriving gallifrey. Knowing what he must do in the future. How would you build a relationship with anyone of your own kind? How could he live being anything but the last of his own species?
@@zzodysseuszz ehhhhhh I'm thinking of he knows what he has to do, so it'll hurt less if he doesn't know any of them personally, but it's likely it could be a disorder I won't deny that.
this gave me goosebumps. That doesn't happen often to me. Well done, nice edit. I LOVE DOCTOR WHO! FANTASTIC SERIES! CAN'T WAIT FOR THE SPECIAL!!! Also big love for #9. Huge acting chops here.
11 found a therapy doll for kids. He fixed it. And when he told the doll about his trauma, the doll made him forget. River wanted him to keep it forgotten because the pain he carried with him was no longer helping him. Read The Day of the Doctor book. It gives so much context.
From Susan, The master, his friends to his own people. He lost so much the Doctor in all of fiction and death and sorrow just follows him like a moth to a flame
"You never take me where I want to go!" "But I always take you where you need to be." - The Doctors Wife So... TARDIS is actually a cruel sadist who likes to torture him with loss?
I remember strongly how 9 kept leaving Rose behind and she never got why. Until 10 lost her. But her lesson was for him to not stop bringing people along. To keep having company because he needed it.
The Daleks never would've known about other planets or species and would've had no concept of space or time travel if it hadn't been for The Doctor. If he never stole the TARDIS and ran away, none of it would've happened.
“I am alone in the universe….. so are you…. We are a same~” MT-1, the first dalek made for the new series that continued a legacy. At that time… MT-1 was the first and the last of its kind until more dalek casings were made… as it was portrayed, MT-1 was the last of its kind
The doctor is truly one of the most tragic heroes on recent years before he was able to change what he did but even after that he still remembers the past when he destroyed Gallifrey Doctor Who is a truly incredible show.
Back in the day when all of the dalecks where on one planet the doctor had a chance to completely wipe them out he didn't do it and multiple times over the year hes trying to make peace with them but they have so much hate in there hearts it was impossible that led to the final war
Yh I haven’t got to that point yet I’m currently going through classic who my self and I’m still on the first doctor but in future I’ll add a part 2 and add clips from classic who
@@SexyMonsterLover I assume they're referring to the many episodes lost due to the BBCs early practice of reusing their storage media. Most of what we have of the early seasons of the show (the _original_ show, I mean, not the relaunched one) has been reconstructed from recovered and donated personal recordings, since the BBC didn't archive anything.
Within all the faces of the doctor there’s always and forever be a face of rage… and that will be the doctors judgement towards others with wisdom, and sorrow…
This may be unpopular, but I really hated that Moffat came in like "Umm, actually, none of that happened, the doctor doesn't kill people, he's a good guy lol" it completely cheapened the doctor's entire backstory and destroyed the whole notion that he is the only man who would burn a galaxy to save the universe. Throughout his tenure, Moffat made it clear that he can't stand characters actually, properly dying, and it did a real disservice to the characters and made so many plot points difficult to take seriously
Who’s Moffat? I haven’t kept up with the series since the end of season 8 back in 2015 before they took it off Netflix literally days after I finished season 8.
I love when 9th first sees the dalek and how scared he is of it. its a shame that two or 3 series later he just looks at them as a nuisance. It really watered down how scary they were. Theyve tried to build them up but its never been the same since. :(
I'd say the 9th he was more surprised because he expected to never find one ever again. Maybe he is even more phased because seeing them meant that all he sacrificed was in vain.
Damn. I’m assuming that means if the number was higher, he wouldn’t have hesitated and he would have just exterminated them when he had the chance before they ever started expanding.
Damn bro. Watching The Doctor freak out at the sight of a Dalek gives me chills. Eccelston, Tennant, and Smith all put in wonderful performances with the character in those scenes. Too bad Moffatt lost the plot for so long 😂😂😂
My favorite tortured hero. He made hard choices and is trying to survive it. He is a military veteran in a nut shell. "I did my job and made impossible choices" says every VFW veteran.
I was going to disagree, but then I really thought about the fantastic scenes that both Classic AND New Who have given us, and, then I got sad at the thought that we may never get anything as good again, and that we haven't for several years on top of that. Some of the stories, they seem trite or stereotypical on first thought, but the amazing actors (including some I either don't like, or just took time to like) truly elevated the material, made the stories more than the sum of their parts. The lore that had been both carefully curated and expanded over time, expanded while keeping it self consistent, changing or being updated with genuine thought and consideration for the ramifications on the (in show) universe. It truly used to be a masterclass of a show. Recently, it's become nothing more than a mockery of what it once was. I tried, but failed to enjoy Jodie Whitakers doctor, she was either badly miscast, or very badly directed throughout her tenure, and so much of the standing Who lore was vandalised to push a current day social agenda. Most of what was done during her "era" could have been done sensibly and diegetically, but with care to make sure it happens with the right characters, at the right time. Most of it felt shoe horned in, forced and much more focused on being seen to do it than actualy caring to be a compelling or touching story. I was excited to watch Whitakers Dr before I actually did watch it, I had seen her in Broadchurch amongst a few other things, and thought she was a fantastic actor. I was saddened and disappointed with the resulting show. Long story short, yeah, I agree.
this is REALLY unpopular opinion but TO A CERTAIN EXTENT the Daleks were in the right. Sure, the Doctor is all powerful, the oncoming storm (and we’re all just rabbits aren’t we?) and all that but the Doctor “exterminated” them all first. He did it first. If he didn’t do it first then the Time War would’ve been complexity different
The Daleks had grown to the point where if they weren’t all exterminated then and there. They would have taken over the entire universe. So The Doctor vaporized everything, Daleks and Time lords alike. That way, they wouldn’t have the chance to retreat and grow even stronger.
All that beautiful story and the doctors centuries of pain, to have his people brought back and saved after so much struggle. Then a short while later whoops they dead. ☕️
Song name: Experience - Ludovico Einaudi
One of my personal favorite quotes:
"You should fear me, Doctor. I've killed HUNDREDS of Time Lords throughout my existence."
"You should fear me more. I killed all of them."
The CASUALLITY with which that was uttered is the most disturbing part. Matt Smith Nailed it
I still think 9 was the most unsettling of modern Doctors. because he doubted his every step but when he went dark you saw he was fully lucid, fully aware of what he's doing and most of the time rather causal about it. He smiled while electrocuting the Dalek and he just stood there as Casandra died
@@PeoplecallmeLuciferfully agree
@@PeoplecallmeLuciferthis is true i never thought about it like that before
@@PeoplecallmeLucifer it goes to show that once the War Doctor finally regenerates and the time stream fixes itself with the sync, 9th remembers that what he just did a few moments ago was the most monstrous thing he ever did, and he actively runs away from this truth even though he couldn't remember before the time sync. 9th just came out of the Time War. So he's gonna be a really disturbed individual.
If I were to describe post War Docs regenerations with one word...
9 was psychotic
10 was vengeful
11 was ruthless
12 was capable
That scene gave me chills, Matt smith is such a good actor
On top of that, the doctor tried really hard to make peace with the silurians multiple times and they just couldn't bring themselves to do it. Some form of hate always broke those negotiations.
Yes and remember with the sontarons they had a way a blowing up there ship and the doctor said before teleporting him self to there ship “I have give them a choice” even after everything they did he was still willing to give them a chance of redemption before wiping them all out
Movie name pls bro
@@TOP.-G movie name?
@TOP.-G it's a show called doctor who
@@AceOfHeartz4 yeah
I always loved how the Doctor was just different around Daleks. Even the Cybermen elicit sorrow and pity from him, Daleks just bring out the hate.
Well yes, cybermen are truly the most tragic monsters in the show. To remove all pain, sorrow, anger, and happiness just to not go completely insane is a tragic thing. When the doctor gave a cyberman it's emotions back, it curled up and said "So... Cold... Why am i... so... cold..." before killing itself. And cybermen aren't exactly compassionate, but they're more than willing to strike deals with people if it benefits them. Mickey smith was at war with the cybermen for years, but they were willing to put all that aside to fight the daleks together.
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Well yeah.. Daleks were made for only destruction.
They dont care. Heck untill the doctor came.. They prop didnt even fear.
They are weapons. Weapons that only kills.
Oh that conversation about the children in Gallifrey, when the 10th doctor yells at 11th, it shows beautifully their difference. The man who regrets and the man who forgets! Amazingly encapsulates the difference between the two regenerations!
in the end he sit next to the past himself and name exact number he just dont want to admit he not forget.
@@user-ml9is1tx9s Its because of what he did upon that fateful day, weighs heavily upon his hearts, at least that what he believes until they alter history to enable the Home World of the Time Lords to surive, thou somehow the Dalaks always surive
11th's reaction when he saw the daleks is heartbreaking. He thought he was far away from the horror of the war and those are just keeping coming back again and again. His last moments were him, being used to war instead.
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Wasn't 11 the "war" doctor too? Or am I mistaken
@@mithicash1444 The War Doctor is technically the 9th one. It cames after 8 regenerate and spend countless years in the Time War. In the original timeline, if I remember well, he regenerate into the real 9 one after pressing the big red button but after the special episode, he died and regenerate after saving everyone.
I liked 12th moment when he thought he change a Dalek by showing everything beautiful about the universe through his mind only for it to turn south when he found 12th's pure hatred for the Dalek
Having pure hatred for Daleks is a Survival Reflex. And ACTUALLY, the Universe itself is indifferent and cold, and if you DON'T survive, you are nothing, become nothing.
So hating them is Morality. @@N2Deep00
The Doctor is so compelling...... 11 was filled with PTSD seeing that Dalek, 10 was full of fear and sadness for what he had done, 9 was full of anger and hate having just had to destroy his whole civilization and the Daleks with it, it wasnt until 12 that he really started to accept that it happened (because they found Galifrey) and start to try and heal....... The best written character in all of TV, hands down.
Ah yes, the 12 stages of grief!
Then they had to muck it all up with 13 and just completely annihilate Gallifrey making everything the doctor suffered during the time war worthless now
Finding Gallifrey takes away some of it, it's not healing if you learn that you never did the things you thought the you did.
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Where does 8 fit into this?
Christopher Eccleston was a great doctor in retrospect, left too soon, as much as I love Tennent looking back he was so good.
I just started watching the 2005 doctor and i am madly in love with Christopher Eccleston's acting. Knowing thefact that he isnt The Doctor for a long time really saddens me. When that day comes, at least i'll be prepared
I'll never forget how good this show once was.
One of my favourite moments is when 10 and 11 comfort The War Doctor and tell him “all those years burying you in my memory, pretending you didn’t exist, keeping you a secret even from my self. Pretending you weren’t the doctor when you were the doctor more than anybody else” & “you were the doctor on the day it was impossible to get it right”
Despite how difficult it was, and fully prepared to be hated forever. He forgave him self. Powerful scene!
Do you remember what episode?
@@Laroac"The Name of the Doctor" - it was the special with John Hurt's War Doctor. Final episode of Seasons 7.
@@Laroac it's a movie special (which was released after the 7th season)
"The Day of the Doctor"
@@GarionDAdkins while John hurt is in the last episode "the name of the doctor" the quote, and the movie where the clip is from is "The day of the Doctor"
@@benjaminthomsen6838 thanks
“Great men are forged in fire. It is the privilege of lesser men to light the flame.”
And when the flames die out, the cycle repeats, until there is nothing else to forge or burn.
One of my favorite lines
That first line by 11 was one of the moments that really drew me to him. He says "I'm the last of my species" so casually and sarcastically, and then a little bit of his anger comes out in "so don't insult me"... Such good acting
All of these doctors acted so well in all these scenes.
My favourites part is probably the scene with Nine after yelling at the Daleks and it says "You destroyed us" you can see him stop from where he was moving before and stands still staring "I had no choice" his tone changes from spitting, yelling, accusing and furious, to something still angry hateful but broken with an undertone of guilt and that hatred turned inward, showing how much he questioned whether there was any other way and despair at how that was the only way he knew at the time.
Cause he knows what he did was terrible and its almost bearable with the greater good it was for but really he hasn't been able to forgive himself.
And here we see him quickly turn this self hatred back on the Dalek, posing as 'gloating' his deeds to the dalek but you can feel that he has no pride over his deeds, that maybe he doesn't really believe that hes any better than the dalek he's questioning the point of.
Anyways hes not my favourite doctor but i really love how well Nine set up the doctors guilt and anger over the time war.
The most terrifying the Daleks had ever been is the first time we see them with the 9th doctor. It was just one Dalek, but it was a menace and truly felt unstoppable
I feel like a time that they had been more terrifying was with the tenth Doctor, where they threaten Everything, not just a single Earth but all of reality and every Parallel dimension.
@@garlicmayo-nee8126 great episode but idk. In fiction large scale attacks with multiple enemies don’t seem as terrifying to me as an unstoppable being that feels more like a force of nature, especially because that was the first time the doctor seemed terrified
@@parox703f3 It is this same concept that makes Arnolds Terminator so compelling as a character. A single unstoppable enemy that will achieve its objective no matter what stands in the way.
@@nitegamer7272 exactly! Well said
Baby, that’s just the secret main character 🤣
He always looses his cool just a little around the Daleks, they really bring out his worst side. How many times has an individual Dalek told the doctor that he would make an excellent Dalek?
At least 9 and 12 and I think they said it to 11 to it’s so sad cause they are right in a way. The doctor is good at exterminating things
@@iphone777 The doctor is good at letting things exterminate themselves. He does warn them.
The 4th Doctor had the chance to wipe out the Dalek race before it could start, but chose not to, choosing to believe SOME good could result from letting them live.
After a while, I started to wonder if the Doctor was a Dalek.
@@astropond5081 I believe is that he was not yet forced into committing genocide to save the universe until the Time War. He knew that drastically changing the course of history could have unexpected consequences.
Never watched Doctor who but one line i know hits hard was "you would make a good Dalek."
If you do, start with the first doctor. Even if you have to skip every other doctor until the new series with Eccleston, Hartnell's Doctor is important. The Daleks, his granddaughter.
@philonetic321 way too much material for my tastes
@@punkcobi8953 Well, one of the important takeaways is that the Daleks never would've had the concept of space travel if it weren't for him. Pretty much everything is his fault, hence the huge chip on his shoulder.
Remember when this show was compelling and sometimes indescribably dark even with its natural campyness.
How did 60 years of storymaking and world building, incredible villians and penultimate stakes, a litteral 1000+ year journey of character development... turn into the uninspired mid drivel of "the timeless child"
I grew up watching this show and now all this is gone. All the intensity, the bittersweat victories, the straight up ruinous defeats.
Its gone now. And thats sad.
Why is it gone can’t u see it anymore
He is lamenting the irreversible damage done by activists employed as writers,@@drshaza2682. Such cultural vandalism is hardly restricted to Dr. Who, either.
Also, to add, 10 says there were 2.47 Billion children on Galifrey when he pushed that button.
I don't understand how any being could go through so much and not eventually just stop functioning mentally and emotionally.
@@riverlady982
He had to. He had to continue doing what his people did. For if he didn't their deaths would be in vain, he killed them for nothing.
@@riverlady982 There's a reason almost every civilization that knows about the Doctor is utterly terrified of him.
@@riverlady982here we are
Assuming time Lord lives for very long time each before reincarnate or rebirth for dozens time, that's a lot of children
"Did you ever count... how many children there were on Gallifrey thay day"
Friendly reminder, the War Dactor hadn't done it yet. That is a question from a man who knows what will happen. He knows what he has to do, he hasnt done it yet. He is already living with the guilt
I love that he numbers the children… because he took the time to count. He thought through his actions completely.
“You either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain”
John Hurt did a great job in the little time he had as the War Doctor. RIP
RIP
"I'm the last of my race" - The Doctor
"Wtf bro" - The Master
I mean, in fairness, The Master tends to swap between being "dead for realsies" or "not really a living Time Lord, and more like a concept, mapped to flesh".
It's easy for The Doctor to make that assumption that not only was The Master dead (or not even really a TimeLord), but that no other survivors existed, either.
@@weebjeezbut Matt Smith said it. He knows the master is around. But I guess he says that as he doesn't want the master to be part of his race? The guy is too chaotic. I loved the Jodie Whittaker master. Thought he was so unhinged.
In the old series there were also countless time lords that didn't live on gallifrey
Well, Doctor is not a Time Lord as we found out in Timeless Child. He was the one who was used to create Time Lords. So yeah, he's the last and maybe even only one of his species.
Classic "Die a hero, or live long enough to become the villan"
Capaldi: 'I found the Time Lords'
Whittaker: ' Whoops they're dead again'
Ik that pissed me off
Please bring them back, hopefully Mr Davis can write a great story with them and the Doctor coming together on peaceful terms.
They should not have brought them back, for the same reason that once back they should have stayed. You need to commit to a path, especially in a show with as flexible rules a Dr. Who.
@@davidtucker9498 That's the problem with multiple story writers though if one doesn't want to follow a story they will rewrite it.
The point of The Day of the Doctor was to have him _face_ the actions he took during the Time War rather than run from them, so he can react in the only other way he knows how: give hope to those without, despite (and because of) the impossibility.
It puts it in perspective he didnt kill all his people he thinks he did but he saved them but has to live woth the memories taht he destroyed them but he never did its poetic
Chris Chibnall says sike
Saved in a painting no less
No he did kill them all initially until they retconed it
@@rekrn12345 I thought the writers only made him think he killed them all
@@rekrn12345no. The planet was telephoned elsewhere. He just wasn't able to remember the events thanks to the rules of time travel. What he THINKS happened isn't what actually happened. That's why he can never remember the title of the painting. It's true name is Gallifrey falls no more, not the fall of Gallifrey or no more as he seems to think it is.
I always thought Doctor Who is filled with Funny Sciece & spooky Sci fi but Damn! This short peak my interest
As the 12th doctor said “to be fair they cut out all the jokes”
I watched DOCTOR WHO with my Mom. She loved this show & got me hooked. The WORLD NEEDS DOCTOR WHO even more now. I will listen for the sound of the parking break still on 😢🎉❤.
I feel like John Hurt's portrayal as the War Doctor was fantastic, I really do find myself coming back to the 50th anniversary every so often to just enjoy his performance
Its depressing when the first time in your life when you become a adult you can fully understand The Doctors pain of being alone.
I dont think that becoming an adult and being either too proud, arrogant or scared to meet new people is on the same level as a dreadful experience of not being able to share some basic level of mutual understanding that doesnt require words or actions, being fully aware that even if people try and/or imagine they will never get as close to sharing an understanding with you as someone who simply is the way you are. Also .. you can become aware of how lonely you are way before you become an adult but in the end its your choice to stay lonely or not.
@@grimnir2142I am late but what i was trying to say is that even though The Doctor has friends who he calls family he still feels alone despite being a god.
There's no need to be judgemental, they were just sharing their experience :)@@grimnir2142
Sometime i want to get into doctor who but man shorts like this make it so obvious how much emotion amd history is in the lore. Great cuts.
Anyway... Is it just me or this "you lie" is really full of anguish😢
Dalek Soldier to the Doctor: You would make a good Dalek.
From the Time War to the Flux being the last Timelord the doctor never gets a break he just keeps going.
Chibnall made me forget about the Time War. _That's_ how badly he fucked up.
Finally someone makes shorts worth watching! This show was a masterpiece 🥹
The man who regrets and the man who forgets.
I’m suddenly imagining the War Doctor walking around Gallifrey, counting the smaller skeletons…
Spoilers, but while that scene is hard AF, from WD's perpective, the whole planet was vaporized. Gone in an instant.
@@weebjeezdamn. That's even worse. Imagine the war doctor walking around gallifrey, a thriving gallifrey. Knowing what he must do in the future. How would you build a relationship with anyone of your own kind? How could he live being anything but the last of his own species?
@@imapirate186that’s a form of ptsd called dissociation disorder. Sort of.
@@zzodysseuszz ehhhhhh I'm thinking of he knows what he has to do, so it'll hurt less if he doesn't know any of them personally, but it's likely it could be a disorder I won't deny that.
this gave me goosebumps. That doesn't happen often to me. Well done, nice edit.
I LOVE DOCTOR WHO! FANTASTIC SERIES! CAN'T WAIT FOR THE SPECIAL!!!
Also big love for #9. Huge acting chops here.
David tenant was the best doctor he brought out the darkness of the doctor but also the hope of a better future, he played his role perfectly
11 found a therapy doll for kids. He fixed it. And when he told the doll about his trauma, the doll made him forget. River wanted him to keep it forgotten because the pain he carried with him was no longer helping him.
Read The Day of the Doctor book. It gives so much context.
From Susan, The master, his friends to his own people. He lost so much the Doctor in all of fiction and death and sorrow just follows him like a moth to a flame
"You never take me where I want to go!"
"But I always take you where you need to be."
- The Doctors Wife
So... TARDIS is actually a cruel sadist who likes to torture him with loss?
So true
@@NemoConsequentae nah but then again the Tardis only had one chance of talking to him about everything (The Doctors Wife)
I remember strongly how 9 kept leaving Rose behind and she never got why.
Until 10 lost her. But her lesson was for him to not stop bringing people along. To keep having company because he needed it.
The Daleks never would've known about other planets or species and would've had no concept of space or time travel if it hadn't been for The Doctor. If he never stole the TARDIS and ran away, none of it would've happened.
The time war is possibly the best piece of doctor who lore. The character development it gave the doctor over 10+ years was phenomenal
Dalek: exists
Me af: *Stairs.*
This is why 11 is my favorite, he's silly and goofy. But he's got darkness in him.
"You would make a good Dalek"
“I am alone in the universe….. so are you…. We are a same~”
MT-1, the first dalek made for the new series that continued a legacy. At that time… MT-1 was the first and the last of its kind until more dalek casings were made… as it was portrayed, MT-1 was the last of its kind
‘Fear me for I have killed millions of time lords’
‘Fear me, I have killed all of them’
Anyone in the Whoniverse can say that they’ve suffered the most, but the only person who can say that is The Doctor.
WhoVerse? WhoVerse is a Doctor Who universe?
It's the Whoniverse, not WhoVerse
@@dbot96 changed it
WhoreVerse
Not enough apparently. After 13 hes gonna suffer some more, finally he will discover his gender and race. Stay tuned for a new and improved Doctor.
The doctor is such a deep character.
The doctor is truly one of the most tragic heroes on recent years before he was able to change what he did but even after that he still remembers the past when he destroyed Gallifrey Doctor Who is a truly incredible show.
Back in the day when all of the dalecks where on one planet the doctor had a chance to completely wipe them out he didn't do it and multiple times over the year hes trying to make peace with them but they have so much hate in there hearts it was impossible that led to the final war
Needed the clip of 7th doctor ending the dalek homeworld. Because it's so important now.
Yh I haven’t got to that point yet I’m currently going through classic who my self and I’m still on the first doctor but in future I’ll add a part 2 and add clips from classic who
Ooooh.. oooh, with the song, right in the feels, dang x.x
Started watching the show with my Dad. Im glad he got me into it. To see how all this builds up the character development makes the Show one of a kind
This is amazing
No this is Fantastic!
It's a real shame certain parts of this series have been erased forever. I'd love to have watched it from the beginning.
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@@SexyMonsterLover I assume they're referring to the many episodes lost due to the BBCs early practice of reusing their storage media. Most of what we have of the early seasons of the show (the _original_ show, I mean, not the relaunched one) has been reconstructed from recovered and donated personal recordings, since the BBC didn't archive anything.
Within all the faces of the doctor there’s always and forever be a face of rage… and that will be the doctors judgement towards others with wisdom, and sorrow…
Its cool how the Daleks didnt change from the 80s
One of the best doctor who edits I’ve seen
This may be unpopular, but I really hated that Moffat came in like "Umm, actually, none of that happened, the doctor doesn't kill people, he's a good guy lol" it completely cheapened the doctor's entire backstory and destroyed the whole notion that he is the only man who would burn a galaxy to save the universe.
Throughout his tenure, Moffat made it clear that he can't stand characters actually, properly dying, and it did a real disservice to the characters and made so many plot points difficult to take seriously
Moffat is a skeazy cuck of a writer. The angels were cool tho
Who’s Moffat? I haven’t kept up with the series since the end of season 8 back in 2015 before they took it off Netflix literally days after I finished season 8.
Aside from a couple of good episodes moffat did, he mostly cheapened the character and the lore consistently
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Steven Moffat was the lead writer of the new series up until 2016
finally someone said it. thanks
You would make a great dalek.
Gotta be my favorite dalek moment, so horrifying. Blood chilling
The way 10 admonishes 11 for his memory over the count.
Just want to say I’m grateful to every single one of you that got this video to over 200k views honestly it means a lot ❤️👊🏻
450k views
@@yellowknighty2155 honestly I can’t wrap my head around it appreciate it
What is the series name
@@keeganatkinson8150 doctor who
Over a million
The doctor really hated the Daleks!
Good collection.
Doctor who is the GOAT of tv shows and it was my favorite show growing up🥶🤯😭🤩
I love when 9th first sees the dalek and how scared he is of it. its a shame that two or 3 series later he just looks at them as a nuisance. It really watered down how scary they were. Theyve tried to build them up but its never been the same since. :(
I'd say the 9th he was more surprised because he expected to never find one ever again. Maybe he is even more phased because seeing them meant that all he sacrificed was in vain.
For anyone wondering, in that scene he replies with
"I did count, and the number wasn't high enough"
Damn. I’m assuming that means if the number was higher, he wouldn’t have hesitated and he would have just exterminated them when he had the chance before they ever started expanding.
do you know which episode it is from
Me when I lie on the internet
"Dont insult me" i love that moment
remember when they retconned all of this stuff about galifrey, I remember.
Damn bro. Watching The Doctor freak out at the sight of a Dalek gives me chills. Eccelston, Tennant, and Smith all put in wonderful performances with the character in those scenes.
Too bad Moffatt lost the plot for so long 😂😂😂
From back when DW was great must-see entertainment. Then Chibnall and Whittaker destroyed it all.
Beautiful edit
She looks like one of those aliens from that Seth McFarlane show that’s basically a Star Trek parody.
If you make a part 2 it'd be fun to see clips from all the previous doctors flying to galifrey to help not engage bad wolf
the fact that their big bad evil just looks like you could push them over and they couldn't right themselves is so silly
And that’s what makes doctor who do unique and special
There was something similar. The Daleks had to give themselves the ability to fly because they were defeated by stairs at one point. 😂
My favorite tortured hero. He made hard choices and is trying to survive it. He is a military veteran in a nut shell. "I did my job and made impossible choices" says every VFW veteran.
No other series has had such a monumental fall in quality.
I was going to disagree, but then I really thought about the fantastic scenes that both Classic AND New Who have given us, and, then I got sad at the thought that we may never get anything as good again, and that we haven't for several years on top of that.
Some of the stories, they seem trite or stereotypical on first thought, but the amazing actors (including some I either don't like, or just took time to like) truly elevated the material, made the stories more than the sum of their parts. The lore that had been both carefully curated and expanded over time, expanded while keeping it self consistent, changing or being updated with genuine thought and consideration for the ramifications on the (in show) universe.
It truly used to be a masterclass of a show. Recently, it's become nothing more than a mockery of what it once was. I tried, but failed to enjoy Jodie Whitakers doctor, she was either badly miscast, or very badly directed throughout her tenure, and so much of the standing Who lore was vandalised to push a current day social agenda. Most of what was done during her "era" could have been done sensibly and diegetically, but with care to make sure it happens with the right characters, at the right time. Most of it felt shoe horned in, forced and much more focused on being seen to do it than actualy caring to be a compelling or touching story.
I was excited to watch Whitakers Dr before I actually did watch it, I had seen her in Broadchurch amongst a few other things, and thought she was a fantastic actor. I was saddened and disappointed with the resulting show.
Long story short, yeah, I agree.
From the timewar to the flux being the last timelord the doctor never gets a break
The Daleks are not his greatest enemy. That title belongs to the writers and directors currently destroying everything he has stood for.
The rage regret and trauma they all brought to the character whenever they talked about the time war is ballistically brilliant🔥🔥🔥🔥
“Just this once, everyone lives!”
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this is REALLY unpopular opinion but TO A CERTAIN EXTENT the Daleks were in the right. Sure, the Doctor is all powerful, the oncoming storm (and we’re all just rabbits aren’t we?) and all that but the Doctor “exterminated” them all first. He did it first. If he didn’t do it first then the Time War would’ve been complexity different
No the daleks wanted war he tried peace and they couldn’t accept peace so he chose to wipe out a galaxy to save the universe
Wait… how do the daleks kill an entire race of immortal time gods?
The Doctor did it, if I recall correctly, as a sacrifice in order to kill the Daleks, end the Time War, and save what was left of the universe.
The Daleks had grown to the point where if they weren’t all exterminated then and there. They would have taken over the entire universe. So The Doctor vaporized everything, Daleks and Time lords alike. That way, they wouldn’t have the chance to retreat and grow even stronger.
Name plz
One of the greatest shows ever made. I remember watching it as a kid in the 80s and being enthralled in its sci fi universe. Been a fan ever since
Nine really doesn’t get the recognition he deserves. Seriously
Getting older is realizing that Eccleston was the best of the modern doctors
All that beautiful story and the doctors centuries of pain, to have his people brought back and saved after so much struggle.
Then a short while later whoops they dead.
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I can't believe I actually forgot how much I loved this show.
Man i love this show so mucb good writing
Then BBC went on and destroyed the franchise with woke agenda and bad actresses and bad writing.
Season 2 of HOTD looks way different then i expected.
Best edit I’ve seen for Doctor who
The doctor in a rage-telling about how the daleks and other species were destroyed in the time war!😮😅😅😅😅😅
Doctor who is the only show till this day that can still give me goose bumps watching it multiple times
It was a great show .
".....The doctor..........of war."
DR WHO a great, enduring series. I saw the first episode with William Hartnell. My, how it has changed over the intervening decades.
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Such a good show