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I loved his interpretation of the Doctor. Matt Smith's Doctor came across as a young lost boy running about but you could tell at his heart he was this ancient burdened soul. Peter's Doctor was an ancient burdened soul, but you could tell at his heart, he was a lost little boy who'd run away. They were perfect compliments to each other's Doctors.
Yeah, I loved the contrast. It works even better when you think about it in context. 10 regenerated knowing his next was his last and wanted to make the most of it. 11 regenerated finally having accepted what he did during the timewar. Like Vastra said I feel like 11 really wanted the Universe to like him. He felt like he needed to be forgiven for his actions, but when he regenerated into 12 he knew that wasn’t necessary anymore and he could be his true self. There was also the added effect that 11 lived among one people (who weren’t immortal) for far too long (800+ years) and obviously saw many of them die over and over. That may have it harder than the time war in some ways and he wanted a colder exterior to act indifferent towards that kinda stuff. And just as a fun fact Matt Smith was the *youngest* actor to play Doctor Who and Peter Capaldi is the *oldest* (by technicality. In the 50th he was the same age as Hartnell when he started, but in deep breath when his run actually began he was 1 year older).
Smith got outclassed by Tennant.
I love all 14 interpretations of the Doctor.
This is just my opinion. The 12th Doctor was the best Doctor of them all. He was the perfect curmudgeon w/a heart of gold.
I never liked Tennant. I called him "The Snogger Doctor". If it moved, he snogged it. Plus, he was incredibly vain, conceited and probably the cruelest of the Doctors. Matt was a breath of fresh air. His Tardis Desktop left a lot to be desired but it got really nice after the NY episode. I never got the idea of romance between Matt's Doctor & Clara. The head kisses & hugs didn't mean anything as he also kissed Strax in the Snowmen episode. I felt it was more of a big brother/little sister relationship. Even my older brother would give me a kiss on the head whenever.
Even though it was announced over and over that there'd be no romance at all between 12 & Clara, to quote the bard, "The lady doth protest too much, methinks." Except not a lady, it was Peter who kept saying. The problem was they were just so simpatico. I do not think they had to work very hard at all to show they were soulmates.
I believe that the Doctor "knows things" about the companions he takes on but chooses to ignore the knowledge in the hopes of a different outcome which explains the wistful looks you'd see him make at Clara. It is also why he was trying to squeeze in every bit of fun he could with her from series 9. But only a man seeing the woman he loved about to die would he threaten to destroy the universe for her to stay with him. Only a desperate man would break his own vows to bring her back to life.
When I asked my husband about it to get a male viewpoint, he said, "A man would only do the crazy stuff the Doctor did because he was scared crapless that he would spend even a day without her by his side. He spent billions of years hitting that crystal thing to break thru to the Tardis. He didn't do it to rescue his ride, he did it to rescue her. It's plain to see how he feels."
That was from my sweet, but not overly romantic husband.
I guess the "No romance" idea was thrown out the Tardis doors by Series 9.
As I said, my opinion only.
No he disintegration come across as a *young lost boy* ffs
I'm the idiot in the crowd yelling: "I LOVE YOU PETER!" 3 times. lol
No you're not
joedaquisto EXCUSE YOU SIR!! I think I would know what I yelled over 3 times in the audience! I was there each day of the comic con taping. So take yourself elsewhere! Thanks! :p
I didn't say the dude in the 2nd row. lol
I said I was the one that you can hear yelling I LOVE YOU PETER!
Jesus. Calm down buddy. You were on TV. Is that not enough? lol
I'm calm dude. So you were the other guy yelling at him, ok got it. Why didn't you say so??
I stated that.....ah forget it!
Peter Capaldi is such a nerd, I love it!
The only whovian to be a doctor and sit in andross's chair
jea but he is a white guy, in his own words "not that great"
@@phloxie what's with the racism
@@besnick racism against white people is not possible, just listen to what he says in the show...
He is a amazing guy. After learning that a fan was going to miss the Doctor Who convention because of a medical condition Peter Capaldi gone to the hospital to visit him. The entire time he was there visiting the fan he was in character.
Imagine if The Doctor had his own chat show. Now that would be strange.
HannahElizabeth No, it'd be wibbly-wobbly, timey-wimey and maybe spacey-wacey.
he would be like to some people, "we have met, you know. "
+Sunny Shukla Sometimes I rip my balls off and chew on the vigourously
+HannahElizabeth "On the program tonight, playwright William Shakespeare - he's got a new play called 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'. Then I'll be sitting down with actor Paul Rudd to discuss his role in 'Ant-Man'! Then we've got music from Sergei Rachmaninoff! We'll be right back - give it up for Chameleon Circuit!"
+HannahElizabeth - I would watch it to.
Because of the confused look on his face as he stepped out onto the stage, you will never convince me that that wasn't the Doctor just trying not to look suspicious
I love how everyone is giving a standing ovation to Peter Capaldi when he enters.
For people who are annoyed at Conan calling him Doctor Who instead of just the doctor, this goes all they way back to 1963 when he was called Doctor Who, it was both a question and his name. Look back and you will see through the 60s, 70s and 80s he was billed as Doctor Who not just the doctor.
+John King Well, although he was listed as Doctor Who in the old series credits, the character has never actually been called that within the show itself: he's always just been "The Doctor." Not to mention that we know he also has a real name he keeps secret, and it is most likely not Doctor Who. So I can see both sides. Personally, it bugs me when people call the character "Doctor Who" because that's not what I think of as his name, but I wouldn't necessarily say either argument is wrong -- there's justification for both.
+Schuyler From the Doctor Who wikia:
"DOCTOR WHO"
For a further in-universe reference of the Doctor's name, please see the "Doctor Who?" running joke.
The use of the name "Doctor Who" when referring to the Doctor is disapproved of by some fans, but is commonplace in the British media, the end credits of many episodes, and most prose and comic stories of the 1960s and 1970s. Indeed, the ending credits for the series gave his name as "Doctor Who" or "Dr. Who", from 1963 until Logopolis part four, when incoming Doctor Peter Davison insisted upon a change in the credits of Castrovalva to "the Doctor". This remained in place through the end of the original series in 1989. Executive Producer Russell T Davies used "Doctor Who" when the series returned in 2005, but Tenth Doctor actor David Tennant asked to change it back to "the Doctor" beginning with The Christmas Invasion.
Throughout the franchise's history it has been common for media and cast members to refer to the character as "Dr. Who". In fact, even Peter Davison and David Tennant have called the character "Doctor Who" in several different interviews.
In the series, only one character, WOTAN in 1966's The War Machines, has ever directly referred to him by this name. In the 2005 episode Rose, a website called "Who is Doctor Who?" is introduced, though the name is presented as a question put forward by a conspiracy theorist and no one actually uses the name in dialogue. A line of dialogue written for TV: The Empty Child, but cut, would have had the Doctor himself use the name as part of a joke involving Star Trek (after being hailed as Mr. Spock by Rose, the Doctor was to have muttered, "I'd rather be Dr Who than Star Trek").
Other media, 1960s and early 1970s Doctor Who annuals, comics and Target Books (most notably the Doctor Who and the Zarbi, not technically a Target Books novelisation, but reprinted by them) have called the Doctor "Doctor Who". Even then, dialogue between characters usually referred to him as "the Doctor".
Robert Jackson I am aware of the reasoning and history for calling him "Doctor Who" -- you'll notice I ended my comment by admitting both arguments could be justified. I just wanted to explain how the name "Dr Who" sounds weird and wrong to *me*, because the character, within the canon of the show itself, to my knowledge has always been known simply as "The Doctor" and so that's the only name I can associate with him.
(I don't personally consider credits as true canon, and since the name in the credits hasn't stayed consistent throughout the entire show, I've never seen it as a solid argument either way. The canonical relevance of comics and such is also something that can be argued both for and against, but that's a whole other debate for another day. :P)
However, I've had one too many heated debates on the topic already to still get worked up over which name people choose to use. As far as I'm concerned anymore, although "The Doctor" has always been the only right name to me, both are acceptable, correct ways to refer to the character. Heck, people can insist on calling him "That weird Gallifreyan dude" for all I care. ;)
Classic Doctor Who did start crediting him as The Doctor from about 1981 or thereabouts.
Even capaldi refers to it as doctor who.
*Tardis opens and out come the eyebrows*
0:43 "I love you Peter!" XD
I'll always see Malcolm Tucker when I see Peter Capaldi.
VultureClone I thought it would've been so funny if the Twelfth Doctor was vehemently anti-swearing.
To be honest, I've only seen Capaldi in Doctor Who and Torchwood. He really impressed me in Torchwood.
+VultureClone Come the fuck in or fuck the fuck off.
+Blue Whovian i still see him as that character on Torchwood!!
+Blue Whovian
Your generation is basically when you first watch doctor who.People who are in the 60's and 70's still watch doctor who but this isn't their generation.I think what define your generation is only counted as which doctor was airing when you were a kid or teen growing up.Or who's your first doctor.If you were a teen when press gang was airing,then chances are you're not Moffat generation.If youre older than the actor than chances are you're not in this generation.My generation was Tennant and Matt because that's the doctor when I first got into and that's the doctor I was surrounded with grewing up.
Wouldn't it be awesome if the Doctor just landed in the middle of one of these shows in his own show and be like "WTF is this?"
The Doctor cautiously peers out of the Tardis doors, wary of his new destination.
His gaze casts upon an unkempt room where the floor was more cables than carpet - nary a soul in sight.
The nearest wall was lined with countless monitors that glowed with a variety of a seemingly mundane cast of shows, as the cacophony of clashing melodies vied for his attention. The only signs of life in this bitterly cold room.
𝐵𝑖𝑡𝑡𝑒𝑟𝑙𝑦 𝑐𝑜𝑙𝑑?
A sense of Deja Vu pulls him out of reality as memories of his time at Satellite 5 and the 'mighty' Jagrafess dance before him.
And in one swift and graceful motion, he slams the doors shut.
"F*** this sh*t. I'm out!"
Six years later and I’m still laughing at this comment 😂
Met Peter at a con and he was the kindest, warmest person ever. Didn't rush anybody along and joked with me etc. I like Jodie as the Doctor, but I really do miss him
IF you think about it- he grew up with Dr Who. Made me realise there's a kid in the UK now, who probably loves Dr Who too, who will probably have a dream come true and play the Dr as well in 20-30 years time too! It's awesome to have such a long and strong heritage!
That's our Hollywood Sci-Fi Museum Tardis that Peter's stepping out of. We had it at Comicon for photo ops and gladly loaned it to Conan to make this awesome entrance possible.
One of the greatest things the Doctor showed me is how amazing and beautiful they are, the mundane little moments in life we take for granted.
Exactly. Also his capacity for forgiveness is admirable.
Conan: "Dahktur Wheu". He makes it sound like a foreign name rather than a title.
DAHKTUR WHEU omfg xD
Real Faction Thats the boston accent coming through lol Should he have said it in a british cockney accent. "Oy look mate itz docta who!""
Chris S. Wouldn't that be "Doct'a 'Oo?"
Jonathan Charles
Haha yes exactly!!
Dippy the Hedgehog Only the original post and the first comment, the other two were about Cockney. And it was hardly shitting on them, either.
Peter Capaldi was born to be a rock star and instead by the happiest accident he is a cosmic star
Peter Capaldi: BEST. DOCTOR. EVER.
Series 8 & 9 have been the most critically acclaimed seasons of the show; I don't know where all these "bad writing" comments are coming from. Haters gonna hate I guess. Capaldi = Best Doctor!
Well "Critically Acclaimed" Doesn't really translate to being Popular among the general public.
Well the actual story writing is bad. But Capaldi is great.
Well, I'm glad that opinion reflects a minority of fans and NOT the majority.
Critically acclaimed? Its probably because its only reached outside of the UK in the past 3-4 years. If the RTD era reached the USA when it was on air, THAT would be critically acclaimed. Because the USA haven’t experienced it from the very beginning, and haven’t followed those seasons weekly- Its hard to compete with a hype like those seasons... and easy to imagine why they would say 8-9 are highly rated, because the 9th doctor and 10th doctor are seen as old seasons. Plus the fact that the reason that the series went international was because the writers made it a lot more American tv show style and it sort of lost its campiness and quirkiness that made it very British and Doctor Who
Matthew White You're quite right that series 8 and 9 were the most critically acclaimed of the show, but they're also two of the most polarising in the actual fan community along with series 6 and 7. It's strange how different critics and fans view those series.
Peter Capaldi is the biggest Doctor Who fan. Now that he's playing the star role of his favorite tv show as a child, of course he's going to own it and get out there with his fans! Because he knows that there are others out there that are just like he used to be. Peter Capaldi does it all for us.
+SkyWingFeather what is it with us Dr Who fans called Peter like Peter Capaldi himself or me
This is what I loved about the past doctors, they have that "look" that let's you know that they are the doctor right now and not the actor behind the role. Jody just doesn't evoke the same aura.
I really like Peter Capaldi's incarnation of the doctor and I think he's a great actor. Personally I feel the Doctor Who scripts let him down.
I agree ! He was, in my opinion at his best in Class but there have been some great scripts that he's been brilliant in as well as bad ones that he's been brilliant in !
I agree completely! He is giving 200% to this role that he's wanted since he was a child, and the writers are just consistently giving him crap--he does what he can with it, but it just doesn't have the magic that Matt's and David's (and even Chris's) best did. I hope that with Bill as his new companion and Chris Chibnall in charge that Peter will at last have a complete series that is worthy of his talents!
rockisheaven I'm seriously hoping he stays after season 10 so he can have a non-Moffat season. the mediocrity of the scripts are making it hard to enjoy him because any scenes without he's not in barely pull you in.
If they got a new writer from Peters get go, he could be seen as one of the best doctors full stop. But we had to ruin his run with Moffats writing.
Heaven Sent was a masterpiece for him.
WTF is Malcolm Tucker doing inside the TARDIS?
brokennoah Trying to make a f*cking call but he just can't find the damn f*cking phone.
brokennoah Still trying to find out who the fuck leaked Pwip pip
brokennoah (Sticks his head out the door...) *"Fuckity Bye!"* (Shakes his head, shuts the door, and cranks the TARDIS back on to get the hell outta there)
You're a bit late m8
brokennoah I told you to fock off twice and you're still here -Malcom.
Oh, you can sense his passion for Doctor Who just from his words alone. He understands and feels for the Doctor. I love Capaldi!
Peter Cabaldi's Doctor is such a special Doctor. I'm so emotionally invested in this character. And he was a doctor fan awwwww. It's such a circle of life moment😍👽💜
I love all the doctors but his was particularly powerful (acting wise) I love him.
Rewatching this on lockdown and the recent Heaven Sent Global rewatch & Tweet a longs. God I miss Peter Capaldi as The Doctor! Fantastic ambassador to the show.
Funny how "Doctor Who fans" are bothered to hear conan say doctor who, when back in the original series The Doctor called himself Doctor Who.
+Cryer24597
Fans from 1963 all the way to 2005 called him "Doctor Who". That's how people called it in the classics. Hell, the character wasn't credited as "The Doctor" up until Tennant.
Peter is a classic fan, he grow up using that term.
The Doctor never called himself Doctor Who in the Classic Series. Maybe you're confusing the Classic Series with the two non-canon 1960's Doctor Who film reimaginings starring Peter Cushing?
This is totally false. Not once in the series did the doctor ever refer to himself as Doctor Who, he was only credited as ‘doctor who’ up until Peter Davison. Only once in the show, in a very early Hartnell story called the war machines, was he ever referred to as ‘Doctor Who’ and the writer of that story admitted it was a mistake due to his unfamiliarity with the show
I adore Peter Capaldi as The Doctor.
I love how much he loves the show Doctor Who.
I loved this entrance.
It's something when you get a standing ovation for opening a door and walking out of a box on wheels.
That's how he flew into the country btw, they wrapped him in plastic, to prevent wrinkles in the suit, put him in the tardis and shipped the whole thing via plane to the stage.
The tardis couldn't fly that day so I had to drive it with pedals :(
I wished Smith came out on stage in another tardis and was like "ummm helloooo"
xD
Dueyington derp I don't.
Let's have all the other ones do that too, including Jon Pertwee, Patrick Troughton and William Hartnell!
Even though the latter three are dead!
Dueyington derp oh that would've been so awesome. i miss matt as the doctor
i love his description of the doctor. but, Steven Moffat's description of the doctor of "being too distracted by his own shoe laces to notice the room is burning down." is the best
We didn't see much of that joy in Season 8, but interviews like this, seeing Peter Capaldi himself and realizing how awesome he was kept me watching, and eventually that joy surfaced again.
Peter seems like a really nice guy. Wouldn't mind knowing him.
So Nerdy.. I love it
Oh man, this made me want to rewatch the whole Peter Capaldi's Doctor Who seasons!
You can really tell how much he likes playing the doctor, im gonna miss him
Oh my god, he wrote to the BBC and someone wrote back? The audience's reaction was right, that's just cute as hell. I cannot even imagine how that man feels now, I envy him so damn much. That adds so much humanity to it, I love it. Makes me sad how I know people who hate Capaldi's doctor because they think his morals are skewed and he's an asshole. Uhm... that's called character writing, they have flaws. And also the assholishness is funny (though he is unnecessarily harsh in Season 8 but I feel that that season was written badly as a whole. Fuckin Clara.)
Overall awesome interview, but god that was such cheap special effects XD
People with character flaws(ESPECIALLY heroes) are still meant to be likable. 12 in Series 8(and Hell Bent) tended not to be. It's just bad writing.
He talks about it as well in an edition of The Graham Norton Show in the UK. It's hilarious because the letter he sent as well as the reply are read back by Norton and Capaldi is seen to be cringing enormously. He takes it all of course in good humour as he should be you can still feel his embarrassment.
To be fair, the point of Hell Bent was the Doctor goes off the deep end and basically turns evil. (I personally think it's hilarious that he's so worried about going too far but actually can't be evil for more than a few hours, which broke his record of thirty minutes.)
Makes me want to write to tom hiddleston
The Doctor Who production office regularly wrote back to correspondents. I only ever wrote once, in 1979, but I got a reply and a selection of colour photos of the cast members.
Where's Craig Ferguson when you need him?
One of the reasons he's my favourite is his enthusiasm for the show
0:18 Says "pull to open" on the outside, yet the guy pulls from inside which means you have to push when entering. Quality call box making.
hi mom someone in here clearly didn't watch Dr Who....
Well then this is awkward ._.
hi mom Actually the sign refers to a small door , thats right behind it. It opens outward (you have to pull) and there is an emergency telephone behind it.
wienerbear thx
wienerbear I was about to comment this also. Thanks for correcting him.
I never loved Doctor Who, but last August I meet Peter Capaldi in London, he took photos aspromotional material for the new season on Parliament square. Since really nice chat with him I became a huge fan of him
That sounds lovely, I'm glad you got the opportunity to meet him. It's a shame many actors and actresses are rude to their fans, but I'm glad he seems like he's not.
Alex Creed Exactly. He shoot that photos like for hour or two,and when he finished,he take a photo with every single fan who was there and sign everything. Really good man, Peter Capaldi :)
Epic.
39 dislikes. Must have been Daleks.
I love how short Peter Capaldi looks next to Conan. Capaldi is freaking 6' tall lol
I never knew he was a fan of the show... that is so awesome that he was able to play his favourite character!!!! Also, he is my favourite Doctor so far (Ten and 11 are second in the lineup.)
9 was good but i just couldn't get on board, not his portrayal just the overall thing (still thoroughly enjoyed his run though).
Adored Peter as The Doctor, him and his guitar… he made me laugh and cry.
Guys. He can be referred to as both, "The Doctor" and, "Doctor Who." They're both correct. I don't understand this weird nitpicking going on down in the comments.
that's the loudest cheers i have heard on conan ever ........
now that he s done from Doctor Who, can he make a movie as Rick from Rick n Morty?
Hes so cool. Knows what to say all the time but so chill
He's a very good doctor, but the writing isn't what it used to be. If they got Russell t Davis back to write again doctor who would be so good.
RTD was the worst!
***** Davis was campy sometimes his show felt like some Saturday morning cartoon, then there were episodes that were hands down the best drama on tv.
You never really knew what you would get from week to week.
Katie To me too much of Russell T Davies' writing seemed totally random to me. The plots were just randomly put together and ended not because it is what would have rationally happened in that situation, but because. Many episodes felt like "OMG PROBLEMS PROBLEMS, OMG EVERYTHING IS DONE, NO HOPE, THE DOCTOR CAN'T DO SHIT!" Then Davis thought "Ok shit I cant think of a rational ending, LET THE DOCTOR SAVE EVERYTHING JUST BECAUSE!"
Katie When Steve writes an episode as bad as "Love and Monsters", then I'll listen.
UncleMilo Steve didn't write Love and Monsters it was wrote by a kid for Red Nose Day (charity episode).
While I did start watching Who during the interim period between Smith and Capaldi, it's Capaldi that's really the first new Doctor I'm starting with. I'd be totally floored to meet the man.
Conan: DR. WHO!
Nooooo Is The Dr.!
Its both
Lucca216 Nooooo, dumb ass, either is correct.
Lucca216 You're not supposed to abbreviate it to Dr., either.
Oh, sorry
Lucca216 No need to apologize, I just wanted to help your super nerdy nomenclature. We're all Doctor Who fans here.
Love Peter Capaldi 😍😍
Peter Capaldi + Conan O'Brien = ULTIMATE FANGASM
What a badass comic con. Conan's show was a definite treat this week
If the Doctor had his own talk show , then that'd be awesum!!!!!
Especially if it was in the middle of escaping from Cybermen or something!
A lovely, lovely man, a skilled actor & a grumpy Doctor with a soft, lovey, feely center.
cool entrance!
I have had a crush since first spotting him in the wonderful "Local Hero" which was pretty much ripped off by the producers of Northern Exposure. he has aged really well, love that Scottish brogue!
emma duncan I saw him in Skins for the first time, as sid's dad, and I feel like he is an awesome actor and the role of the doctor only does him justice.
Mr who I like that
Conan and Peter!!
Even Peter called himself doctor who. what is happening
Apple Pielord Back in the original series, Doctor was credited as "Doctor Who". He grew up with the Doctor being known as Doctor Who despite the corrections in the show. He's not used to calling himself the Doctor instead Doctor Who.
NoName1462 idc it still bugs me to no end
Idiot.
Apple Pielord It's what the show was originally credited as and also the general population understands it better.
it just bugs me is all.
Absolutely couldn't have cast a better actor. So many wonderful actors have played, and only one person has truly, utterly not understood the character to any degree--and that person who will not be named didn't even bother to get to know who the Doctor was!!!!
Cringes every time he says Doctor Who.
Nobody really cares about how he says it.
the "ghostbuster's ray"
blakshema Why would you cringe? The character can be called either Doctor Who or The Doctor. Both are correct. Do you have a brain tumor that makes you cringe at the words Doctor Who, or something?
The Godlygamer I'm a fan too, but i didn't cringe at all when Conan said it. Non-fans tend to get the names wrong and that's perfectly understandable. No characters call the Doctor Doctor Who. They just call him the Doctor. Doctor Who is the show's name because nobody knows the Doctor's name.
Matt There is no wrong. Both are correct. It doesn't matter what the characters call him. The CHARACTER he PLAYS can be called either one and has been credited as both.
Dr. Who 10th& 11th are so hilarious I loved every minute of it but The 12th Dr. I began to love just as he decided to leave he has a nice smile but David and Matt has the best smile they acted like they had fun the whole time they were filming Dr. Who.
still miss 11th doctor matt miss hes fishfingers and custard
+Ben Scudder 11 was one of the best
+Ben Scudder no he was defiantly one of the best and one of the most memorable, though I have also really loved Peter so far as well
***** yeah, though all of them were great
Love to see Conan next to the TARDIS :)
Only characters on the show have to call him the doctor. You can call the character whatever you want
want more....want more Peter Capaldi
Peter is great, I dunno if he's greater than tenant though
Yeah it's a shame the writing is terrible at the moment
TheManOnTheStreetOMG Hopefully season 9 will have much better plots for it's stories than 8 did, although I did like a few of the episodes of 8 a lot
***** I was mixed last season.
Some were bad, some were good.
***** I agree. The Christmas episode was great.
Daniel Parsons So did I, I feel like the reason there wasn't a strong over-arching story to series 8 is because Moffat is just playing with the character, establishing his new persona, etc. And I think Capaldi is MUCH better than Tennant.
It brings a tear to my eye seeing Peter as the Doctor. He loved Doctor Who as a kid and was even part of the fan club. Now he gets to be the doctor. FNVEIVMWCD
Question for the people who complain about Conan calling the character "doctor who:" what do you think it looks like outside of your parents' basement?
Amanda Thomas i do not have basement and i am in a cafeteria right now, and i cringe every time he said doctor who
+Pink Gorillas
Fans from 1963 all the way to 2005 called him "Doctor Who". That's how people called it in the classics. Hell, the character wasn't credited as "The Doctor" up until Tennant.
Peter is a classic fan, he grow up using that term.
Ionut Maris i know i know probabily they only called him like that due to a tardis translating glitch
Amanda Thomas no idea. Don't care.
This is amazing that he grew up a Doctor Who fan and now IS Doctor Who!!!! =)
I cringed every time he said "you're playing Doctor Who"
Why? Watch some classic episodes and you'll stop cringing :)
He was "the Doctor" even in the classic series. Credits don't count.
+DarthRushy I hate how non whovians say doctor who instead of doctor. Well Peter does it as well and he's a huge fan. But he gets away with it cos he's awesome and adorable
He is such a lovely man. I think he would be great be if you met him
“You’re Doctor Who” 🤦🏻♂️
Peter was an absolutely fantastic doctor!
Someone send in a Fan Correction into Conan on how he is calling him "Doctor Who" and not "The Doctor"
Omg I love your profile picture
Thanks, and here I thought Conan repelled women
Alright then, The 5th Doctor Who
0:43 that one guy in the audience shouting "I LOVE YOU PETER!"
You can always sniff a fanboy out of a crowd.
I love Peter so much more than Matt or tenant
I love Peter capaldi he is one of the best doctors of all time 💖💖💖💖
Americans know Doctor Who??
Duh
PT111111 The New Series has been airing on BBC America here in the States since about a year or two after it started in the UK.
The Classic Series has been shown (usually on public television) since the mid to late 1970's.
PT111111 Fuck yeah! Tom Baker was my Doctor!
Totally forgot about BBC America. Sorry boys. :D
KnucklesProtector It started in the UK in 1963, but it wasn't shown here in the US until the mid to late 1970's. Sorry if my original post was confusing. : (
This solidifies why I love conan the most
I wish he were the Doctor. The current I carnation and showrunner are terrinle.
1:54 Perfect bragging rights.
Such a great actor, a shame Moffat sucks.
Thedarkassassin88 Moffat is what makes the show good. He hasn't done anything wrong. I honestly don't understand the whole Moffat Hate.
Kristofer Robinson I think Moffat was better as writer, He hasn't been doing a great job as the show runner. series 7 was garbage and the whole Silence storyline was sloppy. Amy and Rory's death was the laziest departure the show has ever had. On the bright side series 8 was decent, seems like he's changed the writing up a bit.
There's a different director every episode. And there's no head director. There's a head writer, yes, but you meant director, didn't you?
Chris E FLores "Amy and Rory's death was the laziest departure the show has ever had"
Is this part of "I think I know Doctor Who but I only watch the new series" starter pack?
novecentodb Which Classic Series departures were lazier, in your opinion?
DOCTOR WHO! PETER CAPALDI! AHHHH! I am such a big WHOVIAN
You guys are fucking ridiculous. Who fucking cares if Matt Smith or Tennant are not doing DW anymore. That's where the beauty of it lies, that changes may hurt but they are neccessary. By no means the writing has been atrocious, in fact it is considerably better than most crap we saw during the RTD years and Rose was fucking terrible by the end. If you want to idealize your favorite Doctors, do so, but then I think it speaks volumes of a fanbase who keeps asking Moffat about Capaldi's replacement and if it is going to be a woman when he has just begun his run as the Doctor. That's annoying and incredibly rude. Yes, there needs to be a POC or a woman Doctor, but honestly, first let the fucking man live hs dream. He grew up with DW and clearly loves it, and it is a shame we have to have people spoiling it by asking Moffat such questions. Ask the questions you would've asked Smith or Tennant.
Wow peter is so chilled
I'm surprised nobody in the comments is getting mad that they called him "Doctor Who" rather then "The Doctor"
Is that sarcasm? Everyone's talking about it, won't shut up about it.
+Shane Michaels I've literally seen nobody say anything about it.
+Davarman Trust me, it's there. Just look harder.
+Shane Michaels I don't doubt it.
+Davarman I'm kind of over it. It's a nickname by now, because no one knows his real name.
That was epic entrance...probably just got lost in the timeline and ended up in the show XD
"You're playing Doctor Who". No Conan, he plays the Doctor. Doctor Who is the name of the show.
Nerd tantrum is over.
Danny Ganelin Danny Ganelin well Conan probably grew up with the first generation of Doctors Who, when they were actually called Dr Who. Peter also referred to himself as Dr Who a couple of times haha. Check out the first few Doctors. Only until the 5th Doctor (I think) did he start calling himself the Doctor. Maybe do more research before having a nerd tantrum haha
Your nerd tantrum is unfounded. He is Doctor Who, as named in the credits of the very first episode, starring William Hartnell. We are now just used to calling him "The Doctor" but he is and always shall be Doctor Who.
Omg yes!!! Just stumbled upon this video and I kept getting annoyed lol
Jaizel Juarez: You people are pathetically pedantic. Get a life. Who cares that much about such a non-issue?
1:08 eu no dia em que encontra ele. Melhor do que isso é uma fã dele chorando ao ver ele de longe em um vídeo.
He's not Doctor Who. He's THE DOCTOR. It's embarrassing that he calls himself "Doctor Who"....
liz h How is it embarrassing?
liz h Wow! You're dumb.
liz h People called him Doctor Who since back in the day. It's just more convenient
+liz h Those who have grown up with or watched the Classic series will commonly refer to him as "Doctor Who" because this is what he was credited as and what everyone called him ... including the actors that played the Doctor. Considering Peter himself grew up in that era with that series I think it's only fitting!
0:42 "WE LOVE YOU PETER" same dude same
Doctor Who.... No he plays a character whom is called The Doctor and the "ghostbusters ray" ??? No do you mean the Sonic Screwdriver? I mean if you've got somebody to interview a British actor about his show at least get someone who has knows about it.... Conan please just go away a get that stupid haircut changed...
No one cares
I love how people say that yet some people do...
Jay McGuinness I think Conan was joking. :-)
About what?
Jay McGuinness He was winding up fans with the "ghostbusters ray" reference. He likes to troll.
When he steps out of the TARDIS prop, Peter Capaldi looks more like Malcolm Tucker than the Doctor going by his initial facial expressions....