There is a video from the British National Television Awards where David Tennant gets a lifetime achievement award. He reacts to his tribute video which is emotional.
It's amazing to me how little impact Kylie Minogue had on the US. American reactors just don't know who she is but she was a big deal in terms of casting in the UK
Yeah, she had one really popular song back when I was in like middle or high school but that was pretty much it. I knew the name instantly when people on Patreon mentioned that it was her, but I obviously didn't recognize her face.
She did have another minor hit in the US, Cant Get You Out Of My Head, and some might remember her from the movie Moulin Rouge or Streetfighter... maybe Bio-Dome?
This is the most watched episode of New Who ever - almost 14 million. Namely because Astrid was played by Kylie Minogue who is a massive, massive pop star everywhere but the US side the late 80s.
Oh, wow! I didn't know it was the most popular. I would've thought maybe the 50th Anniversary special or something (unless that doesn't count since it's technically a special).
@@BritanyBinges It counts, but there are a couple of reasons why this did so well. At the time (2007), Christmas specials aired on Christmas Day used to be the most watched shows of the year in the UK - that's no longer the case now but, for context, both the Christmas Special before this and the one after did really well too with around 12 million viewers. And secondly, the fact that Kylie was in this special was just EVERYWHERE. This would be like Taylor Swift appearing in a special of Star Trek. Kylie has massive mainstream appeal and families tuned in to see her on top of the traditional Doctor Who audience. Was just the perfect storm, really. 🙂
This stands as probably my 2nd favourite holiday special. It's cheesy, it has high stakes, it has a weirdly high body count for a Christmas special, and it packs a few really big emotional punches. The Christmas specials were always seen as an amazing opportunity to get new viewers, because it aired in the primetime 7pm slot on Christmas Day, on BBC One, when most people would be sat around the TV with family. It's the best timeslot there is, so they always try their best for these episodes and this one really nails that by dialling back the sci-fi lore bullshit and focusing on engaging characters and fun dialogue.
That's so wild to me that Christmas night is such a prime-time spot for a show. I have a pretty large/extended family and we all actually get along fairly well so we're usually deep in conversations or playing board games. If the TV is on, it's on the channel that plays A Christmas Story on repeat all Christmas day. lol
@@BritanyBinges Christmas specials are a pretty big deal here, or at least were before streaming. Every Christmas day BBC One would have Strictly Come Dancing (basically Dancing with the Stars but UK) then Doctor Who. So there's a good chance your family'd be sat down for all of it; your grandmother and mother wanted to watch the Strictly episode, then Doctor Who came on after etc. I checked this, Voyage of the Damned on Christmas Day was watched live by 13.31 million viewers, the second most-watched show for the entire year - beat only by the Eastenders (long-running soap opera) episode that came right after. The UK back then was about 61m people, so that's almost a quarter of the country. It was THE slot to have and Doctor Who held it for nearly a decade.
I really love that The Doctor just makes a sidenote that he was there at the first XMas and got the last room. So he was the reason Jesus was born in the stables 😂
This is my favorite Doctor Who Christmas Special overall! Great characters, the stakes are extremely high, and David’s BADASS “I’m The Doctor” speech!!
The funny thing is, those of us of a certain age know that they may have called the ship Titanic but the story they told was lifted straight from The Poseidon Adventure.
I hadn't seen it at the time I recorded this almost exactly a year ago, but I did react to The Poseidon Adventure over on Patreon this past July so I could definitely see the influence while I was editing this video. :)
As a Australian, it was surreal to see Kylie Minogue in Doctor Who after absent in acting for a while from what i remember on the news on her at the time, even though she wasn't the first Australian actor/actress to appear in Doctor Who. Also rip Verity Lambert at the end credits, she's pretty important in the series since the beginning.
@@BritanyBinges Also she's Australian, not British. But yeah Kylie Minogue is a actress & singer along with her sister Danni. Neighbours is one of her most known roles, appearing recently as a cameo in the "final" EP before it's announcement in Amazon Freevee that Neighbours was coming back.
You are one of the very few that included the "-You should see me in the morning... -OK!". One of my favourite parts of the episode, specially with that face Astrid put after she said that...
Well done for not trusting the robotic angles many stars in this one Kyile minogue The guy who played Richard Bucket And Geoffrey Palmer he also was in classic Who as different character
Im sure someine has said this already since you're so far ahead. And this was so long ago. But I think after losing Astrid. He decided that hes just going to travel alone now. I dont think it was meant to be a slight towards the old guy. I think with rose, then martha leaving. Then right after him agreeing to have astrid there. She dies He was just feeling.. done with trying to have a companion
Christmas specials always have a bit of a different tone than more standard episodes. Not a spectacular episode but some very good scenes that make up for it. The "I am the Doctor" speech is great and the characters are ones you care about (well, except one).
So glad you have watched time crash, even if you don’t know the classic doctor featured in it, it’s still fun! ‘If you could choose who lived and who died, that would make you a monster’ nice foreshadowing for the waters of mars perhaps 😋 Also the doctor has apparently been on the proper titanic before, a brief line in series 1 the doctor says he was there and ended up clinging onto an ice berg
Yeah, I talked at the end about how it was the 9th Doctor who'd been on the real Titanic so it wouldn't have made sense for this episode to be on it as well.
Astrid is played by Kylie Monogue who is an Australian Popstar. She was popular in the UK around this time and in the 90's and this was very much seen as a cameo role. Most people who knew her knew she wouldn't be sticking around. But this episode has the "I'm the Doctor" scene which is very iconic, memorable characters and it is sad and happy at the end. Also since you are on season 10 it is no spoiler to say that Wilf makes his first appearance here but at the time he wasn't planned to be Donna's Grandad and they had someone else in the role initially but from the deleted scenes he doesn't seem to be that great of an actor. Bernard Cribbins who played Wilf was in an old non canon Doctor Who movie in the 60's but I won't go into that incase you are planning on watching it one day.
The real reason he crashed into the Titanic was a minisode called Time Crash, and it featured Tennant fanboying over his favorite childhood Doctor (now father-in-law), Peter Davison.
I love this one so muchhhhh, watching your react to it reminded me how much. Me and my friend used to spen our drama lessons trying to say banakafalata
First of all, 29:41 I fucking love this scene. Is it silly? Yes. Is it over the top? Absolutely. Do I care? Not even a bit! The music is just amazing, by far my favourite version of "The Doctor Forever" Second, 14:04 This scene! Man, the chills! Can't wait for Donna and the season 4, peak of Doctor who imho And ten's regeneration, waterfalls from my eyes every time. To be fair, every regeneration makes me cry, but none more than ten
I went through an absolute roller coaster of ALL the emotions during 10's regeneration. It was devastating losing 10, but having it be because he was saving Wilf??? 😭😭😭
There was a PC game called “The Starship Titanic” written by the same guy who made “Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy”. I have to wonder if that game inspired the concept of this special in any way.
I didn't watch Neighbours growing up which Kylie Minogue was well known outside of her music career, the only tv show i know & watch her in is The Henderson Kids it's a children's tv series aired in 1985, who she only appeared in the first series and had red hair.
@@BritanyBinges Waay before your time (I'm 56). A kids show that aired for one season on NBC that asked the question: "What if the *companion* was The Doctor?" ua-cam.com/video/MFthQq5o1s0/v-deo.html
Did you ever watch the mini-sode that takes place between the end of Series 3 and this episode - Voyage of the Damned? It's quite fun and is called "Time Crash" and was written by Steven Moffat.
Realistically, what the Doctor _SHOULD_ have done to save Astrid is _NOT_ watch her fall all the way into the core. If you don’t know that the TARDIS _doesn’t_ show up to save her, then you could time travel back later, appear sideways underneath her like 11 did for River, and there ya go. Ah well.
Yeah, I have spreadsheets for everything I'm reacting to and it includes the dates the episodes go live on Patreon and on UA-cam. The full reaction for this one was published on Patreon on September, 16th so it's almost exactly a year.
So now that we've had the Titanic episode, what would you like to see next in a Doctor Who episode? I so much wanted Astrid to become the next companion.
Honestly, I was really excited to get a Pompeii episode as that's always fascinated me. And, being a paranormal investigator, it's always fun when we get a "ghost" episode (even though they're never actual ghosts lol). I did really like Astrid, but she was clearly into him and it was nice to get a break from having a companion being in love with the Doctor.
Reading yoir comments, i realise my thoughts were right, you didnt realise this was kylie. I honestly thought she was famous worldwide. Also, season 4 is my favourite. I'm excited to see your reactions.
P.S. And I assume by now you thoroughly joined "TimeCrash!," which ends seconds before this episode begins. If you don't know what I'm talking about, don't worry; someone in your Patreon will tell you at the right time :)
I took about a 9-month break from UA-cam last year but kept Patreon going. Plus, Patreon gets two episodes per week instead of just one. So, it adds up.
I had never heard of Bernard Cribbins until today (or I had forgotten about him if people on Patreon mentioned him). Kylie had a really popular song here in the US back when I was in like middle or school, but that was it. Someone else mentioned that she had another hit here in the 1980's but I was too young for that.
He's a legend over here. A national treasure. A sort of male Betty White I guess. He was also in the Dr Who films of the 1960s. They were sort ofr colour versions of the first two William Hartnell Dalek stories
Losing Rose may have made the Doctor more close off and insensitive, but losing Martha seems to have made him less intelligent. I mean, you have three questions and you're going to ask, "I have three questions, am I right?" Come on. (Although, honestly, he has his moments anyway. Asking the Daleks to kill him so they'll leave the humans alone. _They won't leave them alone and you probably won't die._ I'm not totally satisfied with the explanation that he ran from the family of blood to be "kind" either. It isn't exactly logical.)
@@BritanyBinges yes - and the actor has had a long history with the show, once playing a "companion" to the movie-version of the Doctor (Peter Cushing) in the second Dalek film. But he has all the charm in the world.
I did watch it afterward. It would have made more sense to watch it beforehand, but it didn't really take anything away from this episode not having seen it first.
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Bernard Cribbins as the newsagent. Was in the Doctor Who Dalek Invasion Earth 2150ad film.
There is a video from the British National Television Awards where David Tennant gets a lifetime achievement award. He reacts to his tribute video which is emotional.
@brittanybinges you should really watch it when you get a chance. It’s very emotional.
Up next - My favorite season of New Who to date! You're gonna love it!
I was worried at first when I saw who the new companion was going to be, but she/the series definitely won me over. 😊
It's a good season but honestly the seasons after the next are my absolute favorite .
Turn left is the best!
It's amazing to me how little impact Kylie Minogue had on the US. American reactors just don't know who she is but she was a big deal in terms of casting in the UK
Yeah, she had one really popular song back when I was in like middle or high school but that was pretty much it. I knew the name instantly when people on Patreon mentioned that it was her, but I obviously didn't recognize her face.
I think Locomotion was also a minor hit in the US back in the late 1980s.
@@FoggyD Oh, maybe. I was just a baby/toddler then. I don't think I've heard of it, though.
And then of course… now ‘Padam Padam’. She’s a living legend!
She did have another minor hit in the US, Cant Get You Out Of My Head, and some might remember her from the movie Moulin Rouge or Streetfighter... maybe Bio-Dome?
This is the most watched episode of New Who ever - almost 14 million. Namely because Astrid was played by Kylie Minogue who is a massive, massive pop star everywhere but the US side the late 80s.
Oh, wow! I didn't know it was the most popular. I would've thought maybe the 50th Anniversary special or something (unless that doesn't count since it's technically a special).
@@BritanyBinges It counts, but there are a couple of reasons why this did so well. At the time (2007), Christmas specials aired on Christmas Day used to be the most watched shows of the year in the UK - that's no longer the case now but, for context, both the Christmas Special before this and the one after did really well too with around 12 million viewers. And secondly, the fact that Kylie was in this special was just EVERYWHERE. This would be like Taylor Swift appearing in a special of Star Trek. Kylie has massive mainstream appeal and families tuned in to see her on top of the traditional Doctor Who audience. Was just the perfect storm, really. 🙂
This stands as probably my 2nd favourite holiday special. It's cheesy, it has high stakes, it has a weirdly high body count for a Christmas special, and it packs a few really big emotional punches.
The Christmas specials were always seen as an amazing opportunity to get new viewers, because it aired in the primetime 7pm slot on Christmas Day, on BBC One, when most people would be sat around the TV with family. It's the best timeslot there is, so they always try their best for these episodes and this one really nails that by dialling back the sci-fi lore bullshit and focusing on engaging characters and fun dialogue.
That's so wild to me that Christmas night is such a prime-time spot for a show. I have a pretty large/extended family and we all actually get along fairly well so we're usually deep in conversations or playing board games. If the TV is on, it's on the channel that plays A Christmas Story on repeat all Christmas day. lol
@@BritanyBinges Christmas specials are a pretty big deal here, or at least were before streaming. Every Christmas day BBC One would have Strictly Come Dancing (basically Dancing with the Stars but UK) then Doctor Who. So there's a good chance your family'd be sat down for all of it; your grandmother and mother wanted to watch the Strictly episode, then Doctor Who came on after etc.
I checked this, Voyage of the Damned on Christmas Day was watched live by 13.31 million viewers, the second most-watched show for the entire year - beat only by the Eastenders (long-running soap opera) episode that came right after. The UK back then was about 61m people, so that's almost a quarter of the country.
It was THE slot to have and Doctor Who held it for nearly a decade.
I really love that The Doctor just makes a sidenote that he was there at the first XMas and got the last room. So he was the reason Jesus was born in the stables 😂
This is my favorite Doctor Who Christmas Special overall! Great characters, the stakes are extremely high, and David’s BADASS “I’m The Doctor” speech!!
The funny thing is, those of us of a certain age know that they may have called the ship Titanic but the story they told was lifted straight from The Poseidon Adventure.
I hadn't seen it at the time I recorded this almost exactly a year ago, but I did react to The Poseidon Adventure over on Patreon this past July so I could definitely see the influence while I was editing this video. :)
As a Australian, it was surreal to see Kylie Minogue in Doctor Who after absent in acting for a while from what i remember on the news on her at the time, even though she wasn't the first Australian actor/actress to appear in Doctor Who. Also rip Verity Lambert at the end credits, she's pretty important in the series since the beginning.
Alonso! I’d say remember him, but you’re way ahead on Patreon. Allons-y Alonso! Also, RIP Bernard Cribbins. An actual legend.
Kylie was an actor before the music career. Neighbours, Street Fighter and this.
I didn't know that. I only ever knew her as a singer before this (and, even then, she only ever had like one popular song here in the US).
I forgot she was in Street Fighter!
@@BritanyBinges Also she's Australian, not British. But yeah Kylie Minogue is a actress & singer along with her sister Danni. Neighbours is one of her most known roles, appearing recently as a cameo in the "final" EP before it's announcement in Amazon Freevee that Neighbours was coming back.
David's hair is so glorious this episode
25:38 - well it’s not everyday you get snogged by Kylie frickin Minogue!!
Edit: TWICE!!
one minute the doctor says I promise. the next minute he says I am so sorry
You are one of the very few that included the "-You should see me in the morning... -OK!". One of my favourite parts of the episode, specially with that face Astrid put after she said that...
There's so many well known British actors in this special.
About Ten's tux - "That's pretty cool.". Yep. Bow ties are cool.
Ha! I was actually referring to the boat made of lights behind him, but I see what you did there. ;)
Fun historical fact: Elizabeth II routinely spent Christmas at Sandringham House in Norfolk, not at Buckingham Palace.
I love how the angels have demon horns when they remove their halos. 😂
Well done for not trusting the robotic angles many stars in this one
Kyile minogue
The guy who played Richard Bucket
And Geoffrey Palmer he also was in classic Who as different character
Im sure someine has said this already since you're so far ahead. And this was so long ago.
But I think after losing Astrid. He decided that hes just going to travel alone now. I dont think it was meant to be a slight towards the old guy. I think with rose, then martha leaving. Then right after him agreeing to have astrid there. She dies
He was just feeling.. done with trying to have a companion
Cribbens' first appearance. Among my favorite actors in Who,
Christmas specials always have a bit of a different tone than more standard episodes. Not a spectacular episode but some very good scenes that make up for it. The "I am the Doctor" speech is great and the characters are ones you care about (well, except one).
So glad you have watched time crash, even if you don’t know the classic doctor featured in it, it’s still fun!
‘If you could choose who lived and who died, that would make you a monster’ nice foreshadowing for the waters of mars perhaps 😋
Also the doctor has apparently been on the proper titanic before, a brief line in series 1 the doctor says he was there and ended up clinging onto an ice berg
Yeah, I talked at the end about how it was the 9th Doctor who'd been on the real Titanic so it wouldn't have made sense for this episode to be on it as well.
And I guess you noticed Astrid is an anagram of TARDIS.
I actually didn't, and I don't think anyone mentioned it on Patreon when I originally reacted to this. So, nice catch! :)
Astrid is played by Kylie Monogue who is an Australian Popstar. She was popular in the UK around this time and in the 90's and this was very much seen as a cameo role. Most people who knew her knew she wouldn't be sticking around. But this episode has the "I'm the Doctor" scene which is very iconic, memorable characters and it is sad and happy at the end. Also since you are on season 10 it is no spoiler to say that Wilf makes his first appearance here but at the time he wasn't planned to be Donna's Grandad and they had someone else in the role initially but from the deleted scenes he doesn't seem to be that great of an actor. Bernard Cribbins who played Wilf was in an old non canon Doctor Who movie in the 60's but I won't go into that incase you are planning on watching it one day.
I'll just say spoilers about the future!
This is the first time I’ve ever heard an American say “Nah, mate.”
The real reason he crashed into the Titanic was a minisode called Time Crash, and it featured Tennant fanboying over his favorite childhood Doctor (now father-in-law), Peter Davison.
Yes, I did mention in a note in the episode that I had watched it. :)
@@BritanyBinges oh dang, I missed it lol. You did indeed.
I love this one so muchhhhh, watching your react to it reminded me how much. Me and my friend used to spen our drama lessons trying to say banakafalata
I feel like it's impossible to say his name in a normal tone or pace. It must be said exactly like the Banakafalata or the Doctor says it. lol
First of all, 29:41 I fucking love this scene. Is it silly? Yes. Is it over the top? Absolutely. Do I care? Not even a bit! The music is just amazing, by far my favourite version of "The Doctor Forever"
Second, 14:04 This scene! Man, the chills!
Can't wait for Donna and the season 4, peak of Doctor who imho
And ten's regeneration, waterfalls from my eyes every time. To be fair, every regeneration makes me cry, but none more than ten
I went through an absolute roller coaster of ALL the emotions during 10's regeneration. It was devastating losing 10, but having it be because he was saving Wilf??? 😭😭😭
@@BritanyBinges Yeah, It hits you like a sledgehammer
@@SirRichardOwen2 That it does. :(
There was a PC game called “The Starship Titanic” written by the same guy who made “Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy”. I have to wonder if that game inspired the concept of this special in any way.
I didn't watch Neighbours growing up which Kylie Minogue was well known outside of her music career, the only tv show i know & watch her in is The Henderson Kids it's a children's tv series aired in 1985, who she only appeared in the first series and had red hair.
So the Doctor used the heat from re-entry to restart the engines
Gay icon Russell tovey as Alonso is one of my fave guest characters
As opposed to gay icon Kylie
She TRIIIIED! TOKILLHIMWITHAFOOORKLIIIFT! And succeeded.
THANKS for this!!! FYI: I'm sure you've been told that the Sci-Fi show that prepped me to be a Whovian, "Voyagers!," has a Titanic episode.
I actually haven't heard about this show (that I recall, anyway).
@@BritanyBinges Waay before your time (I'm 56). A kids show that aired for one season on NBC that asked the question: "What if the *companion* was The Doctor?" ua-cam.com/video/MFthQq5o1s0/v-deo.html
RIP Bernard Cribbins! 😥
Ah Astrid, the companion that could have been.This has always been one of my favourite of the Christmas Specials.
Yeah, I came to really like her in such a short period of time. I was bummed when she died.
brace yourself...here comes series 4 ....AHH memories
Would’ve been great to have Kylie Minogue as a companion, she did great in this special.
Did you ever watch the mini-sode that takes place between the end of Series 3 and this episode - Voyage of the Damned? It's quite fun and is called "Time Crash" and was written by Steven Moffat.
Yes, I did. I made a note of it in the video. :)
Realistically, what the Doctor _SHOULD_ have done to save Astrid is _NOT_ watch her fall all the way into the core. If you don’t know that the TARDIS _doesn’t_ show up to save her, then you could time travel back later, appear sideways underneath her like 11 did for River, and there ya go. Ah well.
The old guy is awesome 👍🏻, Mott.
Wilf, best character of the show, spotted
Your reactions priceless such as when you saw the angel and you said you didn't trust that f 😂😂😂
This show has definitely taught me to not trust angels of any kind. lol
You watched this episode 1 year ago for reference it's 13/09/2023
Yeah, I have spreadsheets for everything I'm reacting to and it includes the dates the episodes go live on Patreon and on UA-cam. The full reaction for this one was published on Patreon on September, 16th so it's almost exactly a year.
The Poseidon Adventure In Space
I reacted to The Poseidon Adventure over on Patreon this past July so I actually get this reference. lol
Onward to series 3!!! One of my favs!!!
I'm assuming you mean series 4. :)
@@BritanyBinges Yeah, I always forget Rose had two seasons. On to companion #3 then! :D
So now that we've had the Titanic episode, what would you like to see next in a Doctor Who episode?
I so much wanted Astrid to become the next companion.
Honestly, I was really excited to get a Pompeii episode as that's always fascinated me. And, being a paranormal investigator, it's always fun when we get a "ghost" episode (even though they're never actual ghosts lol).
I did really like Astrid, but she was clearly into him and it was nice to get a break from having a companion being in love with the Doctor.
Reading yoir comments, i realise my thoughts were right, you didnt realise this was kylie. I honestly thought she was famous worldwide.
Also, season 4 is my favourite. I'm excited to see your reactions.
She is famous worldwide (as far as I know), and she was famous here in the states ... on the radio ... when I never saw her face. lol
This is an episode that was really fun for a while, but the third act...?
However, I agree that the upcoming season is Tennant's strongest.
I could totally do without anything relating to Max Capricorn. I liked everything else though... well, except for one other person, obviously. lol
By the way, that was the actual Queen!
P.S. And I assume by now you thoroughly joined "TimeCrash!," which ends seconds before this episode begins. If you don't know what I'm talking about, don't worry; someone in your Patreon will tell you at the right time :)
Yes, the Patrons are great about making sure I'm aware of all the minisodes. :) I've seen them all. They're bonus reactions on Patreon.
A reviewer of Astrids toy figure, said young children may let go of theirs, from the kitchen table top: rip Astrid
Yeah, that definitely seems like something kids would do. lol
Is there a counter for how many people have kissed David Tennants doctor? It feels like people just wanted an excuse lol
Rearrange the name Astrid and you get Tardis just a Theory some of us have
Alright actual episode!
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brixton a curse word?
I have *never* seen a youtube channel have a year delay behind the patreon. most I've sen is a couple of months
I took about a 9-month break from UA-cam last year but kept Patreon going. Plus, Patreon gets two episodes per week instead of just one. So, it adds up.
I heard you where sad about young girl death. Dont worry. You can watch her dying second time. XD
Space Titanic
So yeahhhhhhh not Titanic but space Titanic though
This episode is rough. 😭
So, I'm guessing you don't have Kylie in America, or wherever you're from. Or Bernard Cribbins! Never mind, you will come to know and love him soon
I had never heard of Bernard Cribbins until today (or I had forgotten about him if people on Patreon mentioned him). Kylie had a really popular song here in the US back when I was in like middle or school, but that was it. Someone else mentioned that she had another hit here in the 1980's but I was too young for that.
He's a legend over here. A national treasure. A sort of male Betty White I guess. He was also in the Dr Who films of the 1960s. They were sort ofr colour versions of the first two William Hartnell Dalek stories
When's the next one gonna be?
It's up now. :)
@@BritanyBinges Thank youuuuuu 💖
Losing Rose may have made the Doctor more close off and insensitive, but losing Martha seems to have made him less intelligent. I mean, you have three questions and you're going to ask, "I have three questions, am I right?" Come on. (Although, honestly, he has his moments anyway. Asking the Daleks to kill him so they'll leave the humans alone. _They won't leave them alone and you probably won't die._ I'm not totally satisfied with the explanation that he ran from the family of blood to be "kind" either. It isn't exactly logical.)
Except for one particular character being introduced, this is not one I like that much. But I know others do.
I'm assuming you're talking about Wilf? (I'm nearing the end of series 10 over on Patreon.)
@@BritanyBinges yes - and the actor has had a long history with the show, once playing a "companion" to the movie-version of the Doctor (Peter Cushing) in the second Dalek film. But he has all the charm in the world.
No Rose and Jack😩. It’s probably not the same ship, more likely a replica.
You're talking about two different episodes.
Disliked this one for the longest time, but grew to like it eventually.
please watch the minisode before this if you can
I did. :) I'm actually in series 11 over on Patreon and I've seen all the minisodes so far.
@@BritanyBinges oh I see, glad you watched it
should of watched time clash children in need . its the episode before this one
I did watch it afterward. It would have made more sense to watch it beforehand, but it didn't really take anything away from this episode not having seen it first.
not gona lie r.i.p mr copper aka clive swift. really enjoyed his performance alongside keeping up with appearances
Love this ome. Sadly this ks the last christmas special i love. I like 1 more but rest forgetabble or not for me
A Christmas Carol is my favourite.
The Time of the Doctor, The Husbands of River Song and Twice Upon A Time are quite fun to watch but the rest I agree.
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I didn't like this Xmas special maybe because of Kylie.
She's actually one of my favorite things about this special. But, to be fair, I obviously didn't know it was her.
Filmed in the Coal Exchange in Cardiff. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coal_Exchange