The Master Refuses to Regenerate | Last of the Time Lords | Doctor Who
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From Doctor Who: Series 3, Episode 13 "Last of the Time Lords"
LAST OF THE TIME LORDS
The mighty warships of a new Time Lord Empire arise from the ashes of the Earth. With the Doctor being held prisoner by the Master, and the Universe on the brink of war, only Martha Jones can save the human race.
Starring David Tennant (The Doctor), Freema Agyeman (Martha Jones), John Barrowman (Captain Jack Harkness) and John Simm (The Master)
Written by Russell T Davies
Directed by Colin Teague
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With everything that happens between the Master and the Doctor, it's easy to forget that they were friends once.
Elfdaughtergames They still are in some respects. Missy finally recognised that. However the Doctor will never know that she stood by his side.
I have a theory that the master was his partner on galiffrey before the war hit and killed there children
@@madwoots well, one of them anyway, don't forget about Patience. now that missy has spoken of having a kid I like to think it was made by her sitting some of the Doctor's DNA and looming one. but no one really knows.....not yet anyway. lol
@@gabbeskillz6262 First of all, that's homophobic.
Second of all, timelords can change gender when they regenerate. And the first version of the Doctor we see isn't actually the first regeneration of him. Plus the Master could of been female in the past.
Also how have I only just realised the timelords seem to have their own name-titles. It's weird. The Doctor, The Master, if any other timelords were left they might have name titles as well.
I love how The Master was being all cocky about dying in refusing to stay with The Doctor but when he asked if the drumming would stop even after death only for The Doctor to say nothing, he was legitimately scared
That’s wot I hate tbh, the doctor never answers the master about it, and it’s sad
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He sounds so.....desperate
@@Phoenix-tk7dv Why do you keep commenting that?
@@Phoenix-tk7dv not in the slightest
The Doctor: "You and me, all the things we've done?"
The Master: "Yeah like that time I threw you off a radio tower lmao"
İt was a good moment
blanc. What second?
- Spyfall, Part 2 (2020)
Yeah that comes back
Threw the doctor off the radio tower, doctor lets him fall into castrovalva and watches him burn alive, master gets him, and so on. It's the universe basically playing tug of war with itself and never wanting it to end.
“You mean you’re just gonna....keep me? “
“If that’s what I have to do yeah”
- Me dealing with my drunk best friend.
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@@Phoenix-tk7dv Except one let Christopher Eccleston shine, the other made him generic and unexciting 🤭
The Doctor crying because he is again "the last of the timelords" was so epic and tragic, we know now that he is not the last but this is still a powerfull scene in context.
Even though The Master has been his nemesis for 40 years, it doesn't mean he doesn't care or that it doesn't hurt, the two last Timelords in existence. They have a bond, whether they want to admit it or not.
I feel compelled to say, they were best friends once
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@@rowdyreidgirl Betrayal of Nyssa + Tegan + what was once 1/3 of the univetse, to have a bond with a mass murderer.
He wouldn't know. He couldn't know.
Doctor: Regenerate!
Master: How about that... I win
Missy: Say something nice
Doctor: You win
Tom Lees Ooh, never noticed that before! Nice find!
A lot of people have picked up on that, surprised you haven't of all!
The Who Addicts, Cheers!
At the end of 1x06 Dalek Nine says 'I'm the only one left. I win. How about that?'
"It's taken me all these years to realise: I'm not just a survivor... I'm the winner." -The Time Lord Victorious.
I love this so much. David's acting shows so much in this heartbreaking moment.
I know David T/Mcdonald Was brilliant I loved david and matt which is why my catchphrase is ALLON-SIMO
i couldn't stand Matt tbh he was too much of an alien he showed hardly any humanity till s7
Wow an alien was more alien than human, who could've predicted such a thing
Me!!!
Liam Catterson WELL DUH! HE PUT HIS HEART AND SOUL INTO HIS ACTION IN THIS SHOW, after all, he grew up with Doctor Who anyways!
What is interesting is here, he refused to regenerate to not be imprisoned by The Doctor, and in season 10, that is where Missy ended up! Was a cool call back
I disagree.
I think he refused to continue living because he achieved his lifelong goal of conquering the Earth, and building a galactic empire....
But, in the end, he could not handle it.
He could not keep everyone on Earth from overthrowing him by working together!
To someone as fiercely obsessive and ambitious as the Master, that must have been a horrible disappointment, and proof to him that his only dream in Life could not come true because of his own personal inadequacy.
That would be enough to drive a human to suicide, or at least to not care if they live or die. 😢
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@@Phoenix-tk7dv Why do you keep commenting that?
@@MisterUnknown707 Well It's a long story
But if he died here, refused to regenerate and got cremated, how can Missy exist?
The Master's death and the Doctor's reaction to it was emotional and all, but I think we're forgetting who truly died here.
2:20 RIP John Simm's right ear.
Nathan Labrador
😂
lol, right. me and my person was joking about how the directors probably made them do this a billion times just because they thought it was fun just to end up using the first take.
I wouldn't have thought anyone would be able to make me laugh at this scene but y'know you proved me wrong
😂 For real tho, acoustic trauma sucks.
ddddddddddaaaaaaaaah!!!!!!!
This scene is made all the more powerful when you realise that the Doctor believed he was personally responsible for the destruction of the Time Lords and regrets that action. Finding out that the Master was the other "survivor" replaced his hope of redemption with purpose - reforming the Master (the Doctor makes a go at this about 1000 years later in his lifetime, resulting in Missy being conflicted between siding with her past self and siding with the Doctor). The Master refusing to regenerate hurts the Doctor 3 times;
1) It's an insult - the Master has the option of regenerating and living as the Doctor's prisoner or dying. In choosing to not regenerate (I didn't know regenerating was a choice until this scene), the Master is implying that death is preferable to a life under the Doctor's supervision - the idea of such a life openly disgusts the Master.
2) The Master dying would leave the Doctor alone (as the last Time Lord) once again - the Doctor's hope of redemption would have been replaced with regret for his actions in ending the Time War.
3) The Doctor still considered the Master to be his friend, despite them being rivals. He's watching his friend die, and that is one of the worst things a person can experience.
This scene becomes all the more powerfull when you realise that the doctor only wanted to keep the master so that eventually one of them would regenarate into a woman and they could repopulate the Time Lord species. I understand why the master refused to regenerate, he probably would've been some sort of sex slave in a pregnancy cult. This is the real lore I refuse to believe the Doctor wanted him to live because he was "the last of the timelords", the Doctor was hiding his true intensions behind that phrase. Naughty
@@darcyturnbull1630 what the fuck lmao
@@darcyturnbull1630the fuck
@@darcyturnbull1630 what the fuck was that?
WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT?
@@darcyturnbull1630 I can think of at least three reasons why you're wrong
Even though Matt Smith is my favourite *doctor,* nobody can argue that David Tennant's era (2006-2009) is simply the most solid, and the peak of New-Who. Such a brilliant three partner this. Loved Utopia!
Totally agree! There are fantastic moments throughout all of New Who, but the RTD/Tennant era has always been the greatest, by a long stretch. I hope Chris Chibnall can match RTD, or even improve upon him!
Yup I agree!! I really want Chibnall to raise Doctor Who up again
excluding the full soap opera episodes and some of the most stupid ideas and aliens I have ever seen, I can agree with you.
Personally, I think Capaldi was better.
THEVALEYARD Tennants Era was 2005 to 2010 btw
lmao tennant had some of the worst episodes of the whole show
The last of the Doctor’s kin, his childhood friend, his one of the greatest enemies but still the only friend he got in the end, dying in his arms and his last words were him winning the game. One of the few moments I really felt that I was watching a time lord’s adventures.
This actually makes me feel kinda sorry for the master.
And very sorry for the doctor.
if it makes you feel better he told Lucy to do it.......so?
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@@Phoenix-tk7dv what similarity do you mean? I can't spot it?
@@david.l8698 The Doctor lost someone who he cared for as a brother, and Thor lost someone who he cared for as a brother! (adopted)
@@Phoenix-tk7dv Hate to rain on your parade, but a future Master kissed the Doctor into a wall. I don't remember that happening with Loki and Thor . . .
That soundtrack
The soundtrack during Tennant's time is my absolute fave
the bad wolf soundtrack omg so goood
Chills
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2:20
When John Simms went deaf in his right ear!
Why cut out the awesome bit with Martha’s Mum and the gun?? It showed real character development for her, listening and putting trust in The Doctor, it’s a great scene!
I believe (though I may be wrong) that that moment was cut from the BBC America broadcast for time - that part's also cut from the episode on Netflix - maybe this clip's taken from that version. Or maybe they cut that bit so they could keep this clip to 4ish minutes while still keeping the context of the start of the scene. Either way, you're right, it's a jarring bit to cut when you know what's missing
Yeah I remember it being cut on Netflix, but I didn't think they'd cut it on the official UA-cam channel too! It's a shame.
Wait why on earth would they cut it? It ruins the whole experience and people who've never watched the full episode are missing out!! :(
I think people might see it as a bit of a "Mary Whitehouse moment", even though it is a great scene
It's on the Netflix uk version
“Axons remember the axons, and DALEKS”
Autons remember the Autons and The Sea Devils.
Hey I'm the doctor
The good Cyberleader imagine if he asked who are the axons and it turned out he was delgado
Ben Hughes and the daemons
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"I win" 😢
..until The End of Time😉
The Who Addicts 😉
Doctor: Regenerate!
Master: How about that... I win
Missy: Say something nice
Doctor: You win
Urghhh the awful ending that was the end of time. Horrible.
The Who Addicts he wins until Missy stabs him!
Stephen Murphy Ironic😅
Whenever people think that Missy is the last incarnation of the Master because she died in The Doctor Falls, I point out this scene. The Master never stays dead
also, the number of times the Master 'died' on screen. I think Missy even said it was something like 83 times she had 'died' in front of the Doctor. (ill have to re-listen to the story to get the exact number.)
Skullcrusher430 hey guess what you were right!
He’s like the queen. They both just won’t die
Even the Master can't keep the Master dead
And then came 2020...
It's weird, I know, but I can't help imagining this scene with Jon Pertwee holding Roger Delgado. It's THAT brilliant.
You gotta admit, killing yourself just to spite your worst enemy is one hell of a villain power move
And with the cruelty of cursing them to be the last one of your kind.
Forever alone.
"...to the last I grapple with thee; from hell's heart I stab at thee; for hate's sake I spit my last breath at thee."
0:35 Mmm Whatcha Saay
*Goes slow mo*
I'M SORRY FRANKU
I'M SO--
*gets shot*
I was about to comment this too but I forgot about it when the gallifrey theme started playing and I got emotional
OOH THAT YOU ONLY MEANT WELL
@@theoutcastboi *And monochrome*
This scene was so emotional,
I think it was the first time we saw the doctor so affected by someone's death. Even for Rose he was not in that state!
One of the best scenes from a very solid run of episodes!
Btw why has the part with Martha's mum pointing the gun at the Master in an attempt to kill him and then being prevented by the Doctor been cut from this version? The original version showed such character development and impact as it showed Martha's mum to be able to do the right thing even after enduring the hell the Master put her through. :)
The Whoniverse This version also cut out the “I can’t decide” dance
The BBC America cuts left out a few things because they needed to make room for commercials. I _hate_ commercials.
The world we live in now because everyone gets offended and are pussies. They did the exact same thing on Netflix if you watch the Netflix version.
@@andrewhayden9545 they didn't for UK netflix
Sophie They did. They’ve just added it back.
I love this scene. David Tennant and John Simm's performance made me become an actor. Powerful stuffs man.
I love how tragic the character of the Doctor was during Russel T. Davies' era. Always alone, constantly losing even when he won (in the first season he died, in the second season he lost Rose, here he lost what seemed as his only chance of not being the "last Timelord", fouth season he lost Donna and finally he died again).
Few shows can have the line, "You're not dying, don't be stupid, it's just a bullet."
Even fewer can be serious at this time.
This one manages both.
😂
It’s really tragic that the Doctor had been dying internally over believing he had killed all Timelords only to find his childhood friend then somewhat lead him to his death.
This scene was so heartbreaking!! You can tell that the Doctor cares so much about the Master... even though he did terrible things. Doctor Who really knows how to mess with your emotions! *cries*
Back here 5 years later and getting all emotional again
I loved Missy, and her lines was funny as hell. But, this will always be my favorite Master. He just had this fun-loving, but scorched-Earth personality. That thumbs-up after "You're insane!" was the epitome of his character.
2:44 onwards. Amazing music
where am i it’s this is gallifrey
I really loved this episode! Always when the Master/ Missy is in a story, it makes it so much better.
LL T I know right!
tears man. bloody tears.
This scene broke my heart 😢💔 cause he was actual kinda happy not being the only time lord, and having someone to care for that wouldn’t “wither and die” and it would be even better because it was someone he grew up with, someone he knew, someone he truly cared about, and then he died right in his arms and the doctor had no way to stop it, no control over any of it and knowing him he feels like it’s all his fault. Then there’s the fact of no one would like to burn their childhood friend because their dead. For real. Heart. Has. Been. *SHATTERED* 💔💔💔
Such an emotional episode.................the master will always be one of my favorite villains.
And Anti Hero
When the Doctor say "Were the only two left" I hear "Please don't leave me alone".
This scene is so.... I fell in love with John Simm. Such a wonderfully twisted, broken, passionate character. Beautifully portrayed. That need to frustrate the Doctor even if it cost him his life as well as being at peace while dying in his arms. Uff. Tennant I already was in love with, so no change there. If an actor could get an award for a scene, this is it. For John Simm. And Tennant, because I just like him.
The music, the acting, the writing, the emotion, the chemistry. It all just bloody brilliant. Tennant was peak doctor who
The way the doctors face changes when the shot is fired gives me the chills this scene makes me wanna curl up with my cats and watch doctor who while eating all the candy and ice cream i can find this show is awesome i know alot of people that say this show is silly and stupid
😭It's such a powerful scene😭 that's makes everyone cry 1 of my favorite doctors of all time it's so sad see him care so much for the master and all the things master has done😭😭😭😭
Did anyone else notice they cut out the Francine aiming the gun at him part at 00:08. Also missing on Netflix and iPlayer. Joke.
Why did they cut out the scene where Mrs Jones picks up the gun and tried to shoot the Master?
2:05 David's acting makes this scene better tenfold. I miss this old era of doctor who (no disrespect to post season 4+)
0:34 Looking back I'm really happy Moffat let 12 live out this dream even if for only a short while. 12 decided to guard and care for Missy (and teach her to be good) in the Vault. He settled down at the university and (initially) stopped going off world for her (and we’re suggested through bill that this lasted at least 70 years). He even started to change her and she joined the TARDIS crew for a while (that was AMAZING, I still wish we got another series of 12, Bill, Nardole, and Missy as a team). Series 10 never explicitly said this, but 12 must have been so happy to “keep” Missy. I wonder how happy 10 would feel to know he’s able to make this happen eventually (albeit over a thousand years in his future).
It's scenes like this that made me fall in love with the show. As a kid, I couldn't really appreciate the history between the two characters, but seeing the bad guy lose - and die - just to spite our hero, and that being portrayed almost as bad as a defeat to us is such a powerful representation of the Doctor and Master's relationship.
Looking back on scenes like this and comparing it to what we have now makes me weep.
"it's just a bullet just regenerate"
Imagine having the privilege to save this. Time Lords are real G's
When "This Is Gallifrey" starts playing, my heart hurts. This is probably my least favorite of the RTD-era finales, but the Doctor holding the Master in his arms and sobbing... what a moment.
10: "Regenerate. Just regenerate. Please. Please! Come on!"
M: "And spend the rest of my life imprisoned with you?"
Well, that more or less came to pass.
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I'm eternally grateful that Moffat picked up that thread about the Master being 'kept', a concept which fascinated me, and on which terms they'd accept it.
Though uh... I don't remember it being this heavy on the extreme close ups. Laying on the subtext rather heavily there. Like... more than usual between the Doctor and the Master.
How come Francine's been cut from this scene? Her pointing a gun at the Master, only to break down into the Doctor's arms is an amazing bit of writing and acting.
That's what I thought. It's not often the Doctor Who channel edits scenes when uploading them as a video.
@@AndrewChapman it’s not just the DW channel, stuff like Netflix and maybe BBC iPlayer did the same bs
@@gunkymcsplunky BBC iPlayer keep that Part thankfully
The doctor really is a great guy, even after everything the master has done to him and the ones he loves, deep down he still cares about his old friend
Brilliant acting from Tennant and Simm
David Tennant is My Favourite as The Tenth and Fourteenth Doctor in Doctor Who
Mine too
when 1:45 happened little 6 year old me thought he was crapping his pants
imagine being told "i rather die than spend the rest of my life w you". like that is actually straight up evil
Let's not pretend we don't notice the glaring hole that has been edited out where Martha's mum threatens the Master with a gun. Wonderful acting by Adjoa Andoh. It's missing from the Netflix versions of Who as it had to be cut down to accomodate adverts.
As a Brit, I'm naturally appalled. BBC iPlayer for the win.
Might I point out that The End of Time puts this into a new context: the Master knew he had a cult ready to resurrect him. So he wasn't just doing this to spite the Doctor but because he knew he'd come back in the future when the Doctor least expected it.
WarGrowlmon18 Well, not JUST to spite the Doctor.
Are you sure he didn't sincerely want to die?
Conquering Mankind and then the rest of the Galaxy had been a _burning ambition_ for most of his life!
He finally achieved that, he had achieved *Everything* he had ever wanted!
But, in the end, he just could not deal with it well enough!
When a person accomplishes their dreams, but finds they cannot handle it,
that can be... Dispairing. 😢
David’s run was the best as you felt basically every emotion to its fullest
when things was sad you felt like crying
When things was happy you felt really happy
I honestly would have liked to have seen The Doctor keeping the Master imprisoned in the Tardis whilst going on adventures
My god, one of the most heartbreaking scenes in all of New Who. Thanks for the upload!
i've had a dream long time ago where i watched this scene but he regenerated
and Missy was born
Timey Wimey Whovian he does. They just don't show it here.
*SPOLIERS* (get the reference?)
In The End of Time, the Master is reborn, but is sent back to Gallifrey where he was supposed to die with other Time Lords (& Time Lady)...
Skip to The Day of the Doctor, and 11th, 10th, and War Doctors save Gallifrey instead of burning it, which means that the Time Lords & Ladies survived INCLUDING The Master. He then regenerates sometime there, and finally, in season 8, we meet Missy, the regenerated female form of The Master.
Yes, how did you know? :)
@@framesofscreen O ye, Wait so basically does that mean since In day of the Doctor since they didn’t burn it, is that their fault that the master came back? Cuz they didn’t burn it?
@@Doomyey basically
so timelords can abort regeneration?
I forgot this moment where he refuses
The Doctor Yeah, that's the choice 12 and 1 had in Twice Upon a Time. They didn't need to let themselves regenerate, they could have chosen to die.
The Doctor The Master was resurrected in End of Time. He's been resurrected and swapped bodies multiple times in Doctor Who history because he's wasted his regenerations. The first time we see him in the Classic series with the Third Doctor is him on his last regeneration.
ElderScrollsGamerFTW as said he gets annoying comebacks if u ask me
like just decide is ge alive or not
@@MichaelM28What's so bad about Twice Upon a Time? I ask because I'm relatively new to Doctor Who and as such, I've yet to see it … or even finish Tennant's run
@@DavidbarZeus1 That guy goes around DW videos replying to comments like "RIP DOCTOR WHO 1963-2017" and outright refusing to acknowledge the (admittedly) few strengths of series 11 or anything related to the 13th Doctor.
Plot twist:
The Master was Harriet Jones and everybody knew who he was therefore he got fed up of life and died without regenerating...
When your oldest bestfriend is absolutely crazy but in your heart you still love them
Always a fun thanksgiving phone call
This scene it's not right something's missing... I've been watching doctor who for to long 😂😂😂
LordCreep33 They cut Marthas mums bit where she points the gun.
@@Hadarouken "Oh, I think so. Because all those... things... they still happened... because of him! I SAW THEM!"
At that point the Doctor knew that he was truly alone in the univers
And yet She/He did anyway
But great scene never the less
[Regenerates into Missy]
Jack: Oh why "Hello-"
10th: Now's not the time!
Missy: Hush! Me in your arms...and ooh is that your "screwdriver" in your pocket, or are you just happy to me?
10th: Stop it!
Kbitch Kal Given the fluctuating nature of the timeline, I reckon Missy's incarnation is prior to Professor Yana (who regenerated into Harold Saxon)
G_Man Missy never sees Tennant as the Doctor.
But didn't John SImm's doctor stop Missy from regenerating?
Yui Shishido tryna stop the sjw bullshit
1:34 goosebumps everytime
Ah! The scene that makes me question if this is the best finale. The acting abs music in these couple of minutes are so powerful...
One of the best clips of David's reign as the doctor.
This was an epic finale, definitely on my top five.
God.I miss Capaldi at the end
Adrian Cachay What?
2:51 Return of the Jedi was always my favorite Doctor Who episode.
To face death out of spite.
I'm sure everyone's raving about tennants acting, but we've got to respect simms.
Not only being cradled, but then also having someone shout full volume directly into your ear😂
This is my favourite moment in the Tennant era. And it shows off how great the Doctor/Master relationship is post-Time War.
The Doctor is ready to forgive him for all the terrible things he's done, if only for the sake of having his old friend back and so he's no longer alone.
However, The Master is too far gone and what started out as a rivalry in the Pertwee/Delgado days, turned into a full on war by the Davison/Ainley era. And The Master sees no reason why he should change just because the Time Lords are gone. He's pretty much free to do what he wants and The Doctor doesn't have the guts to beat him as easily anymore.
I know there's a lot of shipping between these two, but this Master HATES The Doctor. He makes it his business to make him suffer as much as possible. Whether leaving him stranded at the end of the universe, making him watch as he decimates the Earth, torturing him and his friends with no intention of letting him die, turning everyone on his favourite/surrogate home planet into copies of himself, Cyber converting his companion or refusing to regenerate so he can live out the rest of his days alone.
That's pure, petty hatred. That's The Master right there.
And yet, when he came back, the Master couldn’t help but return the favor to save the Doctor when the Doctor didn’t shoot him regarding the whole thing with Rassilon
The master has "died" so many times before this. And AFTER this for that matter lol
RIP William Hughes (seen in the flashback as the child Master) ✨
I love how once he 'died', the song 'this is Gallifrey, our childhood, our home' started playing
How dare they cut off the end of Murray’s score!
I swear these videos have already been uploaded onto the channel
Oliver Linklater right
You probably saw them on the "TheOncomingStorm" channel.
Doctor: REGENERATE!
Master: Hum...Ok.
*Golden lights everywhere*
Missy: Hello
This is the same guy that fought tooth and claw to survive on his last regeneration and as a corpse for a while. Here he has a new set of regenerations, but is like "nah, F... it."
This scene really solidifies how the Master is the Doctor’s antithesis.
The Doctor holds the Master in his arms, begging him to regenerate and live on despite the things he’s done. While the Master refuses, simply because he knows that dying in the Doctor’s arms, leaving him truly alone on the universe, would mean he would get the last laugh.
The Doctor sat there crying, while the Master died smiling.
One of the best scenes of entire show!
0:15 The Master acting like he didnt keep the Doctor in a cage for years💀
Family of Blood: kill at most 10 people. The Doctor Imprisons them for all eternity
The Master: Decimates the human population. The Doctor "ah lets keep him around"
To be fair, the Family of Blood got to live. The Racnoss straight up got genocided. Just to confirm, the Doctor _dislikes_ genocide, right?
That's because the Doctor has a history with Master, and as far as he knows, they are the only two of their kind left. He hates the things the Master has done, but has love for him in spite of it all.
I still hate that they cut out the bit with Martha's mum AGAIN
I'm sorry, but I just can't see them bettering or even equally matching this doctor, this writing, this enthusiasm. And the supporting cast are incredible in this era. Everything is perfect. Of course I will watch the new series with the female doctor and give it a neutral,fair try but they ain't beating this.
Craig Warner that's your opinion. Mine is that it was filled with emotional beats and the plot came second. This meant that sometimes it didn't even make sense but the audience were distracted by dem feels that it didn't matter. For example, just a couple minutes before this scene, the doctor magically deages and flies across the room and time gets reversed.
When did you think it's a competition? Every season is a completely different feeling all together. No write of doctor who would actually use this as a template like obviously the story is completely different.
I am more enticed by Capaldi, I have to say. Tennant's emotional developments were incredible though.
I felt that same way about about the 12th Doctor, and then Peter Capaldi absolutely rose to the occasion. Even though we're going into a new era or Doctor Who, I believe Jodie will surprise a lot of people. It's funny, I strongly disliked Capaldi during those first few episodes, and it took Clara getting that phone call from the 11th Doctor, where he basically said he's scared, he needs you, give him a chance, for me to realize that I should give him a chance. I'm glad I did. Now, I'll give Jodie an honest chance.
ObiWan Kenobi I agree moffetts era just got way too complicated. Way too Americanised. Tennant's era with Russell T was when it was still a British show, not over the top, great drama,understated. Everything was just right.
This scene is part of what makes that three-parter my favourite story ever.
*me when my mum tries to wake me up but I have a maths test tomorrow*
David Tennant was such a brilliant actor as Doctor. I fear noone will ever get even close to what he did with that character. When he was gone from the show I could never watch it from there on.
Loving the series 3 clips!
It took a while, but the Doctor kept his promise of keeping an eye on the Master.
Why does this scene make me cry so much?I mean I'm not someone to cry over sad scenes unless the situation is similar to everyday experiences. Great acting
Why did the cut the whole scene of Marthas mum holding the gun at the Master?
"We take forever to die. Even if we're too injured to regenerate, every cell in our bodies keeps trying. Dying properly can take days. That's why we like to die among our own kind. They know not to bury us early."
And the Doctor BURNED the Master's body in the very next scene 💀Don't even want to imagine what that felt like.
I imagine he waited days, weeks even in the TARDIS staring at his corpse, hoping that at some point he'd change his mind and come back. That he's so much more composed at the pyre because he's been crying so long already.
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔 I would love to know how DT makes himself cry during emotional scenes!
Doctor Who is one of the only shows that can make even the death of a villain emotional