Top 10 Doctor Who Easter Eggs
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- Top 10 Doctor Who Easter Eggs
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With all of time and space to hide them in, it's no wonder the "Doctor Who" writers often leave us an Easter Egg or two. For this list, we're counting down the coolest and cleverest hidden gags, trivia tidbits and out of this world Easter eggs - including some that you may have missed - from the fan favourite BBC sci-fi series, "Doctor Who". From Queens of England to the Doctor's parents, with some "Star Wars" references to contend with too, there's plenty to go around. Geronimo!
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#10. A113
#9. The London Underground
#8. The Sound of Christmas
#7. Inventing a Boyfriend
#6. Coal Hill School
#5. Ellie Oswald
#4. Daleks of Old
#3, #2, #1: ??? - Розваги
Any big ones you think we should have included?
Even though it was in The Sarah Jane Adventures the Doctor said he could regenerate 507 times. 5+0+7=12.
Horror Lover but the 11th doctor said that
WatchMojoUK ➡️➡️➡️😚
WatchMojoUK what happened to "give me some Spock" from the Empty Child?
Coal hill also appeared in classic who after the first episode. Most notably, remembrance of the daleks which also took place on November 23rd , 1963. Yes, they went there. :)
12th doctor: there’s a movie called alien!? Well that’s offensive, no wonder everyone keeps invading you.
😂
He is right to be fair.
Thats one of my favourite lines
Please...."HORROR movie". Otherwise it would make little sense.
That was a GREAT line
It's not in face the raven. Do they even watch this??
You missed that Amelia Williams author connection. That in the "Bells of Saint John* where Clara mentions to Artie that the book he's reading for school is her favorite book, "Summer Falls" by Amelia Williams which was Amy Pond's married name. Funny enough Artie says he's on chaptFer 10 and Clara says that "11 is the best. You'll cry your eyes out." Perhaps fore warning is of the 11th Doctors effect on his friends and companions, I also suspect that there's something 11th Doctor related going on with the cover of that book as well. What could it all mean???
irene harnack I saw this too. I think it’s got a part of his life in it , with Amelia
I mean in your old years of age most people will write books, maybe that's how Rivers book was published, so in a way it was already written in stone, and so for her last few decades she started to write.
The big link with this is I think it's tied into the 'some (so me?) of them (me mories) become stories' line. The numbers are used a lot too, such as 'I am in twelve'. Keep spotting things too - the pennies only just dropped A-me-lia, Me-lody (some of them become songs? River of course also).... if you listen to Me's speech (A shil dr!) about the doctor and Clara there's some clever overlap between the doctors, companions and masters and even a hint that the boundaries are blurred- the clever thing being it's I think intentionally ambiguous whether Me is talking about the doctor and Clara, the doctor and herself of the doctor and the master- so who's who in this speech? are any of these entities actually one and the same? With the doctor and Missy storyline and the doctor seeking to help rather than hate Missy Missy too becomes akin to a companion. With Clara and Me running off in a tardis there are lots of out there interpretations of things- is 'Me' literally 'Me' and a future doctor or is there a curveball master link (even the River Song storyline had some odd master/doctor connection hints, kept wondering if River might be a future someone, spoilers....), so many clever echoes across characters weaved in- I think the ambiguities are deliberate- lots of doctors/ time travellers/ masters of time. Rose, Me, Clara, River, the doctor/master all echoes of each other. They could play with this- two hearts and the regenerations- what if there were some sort of overlap through the interactions of characters through their stories? Maybe the master has a different origin point than that which we previously thought, perhaps the hybrid is the doctor/companions/master link, the two hearts some key to this. The doctor talking about time happening all at once for example, 'life is the magician because life only lets you see one day at a time... imagine if time all happened at once... time is a structure relative to ourselves (our selves?)... the space made by our lives where we stand together forever. Time and relative dimension in space. It means life.', it would be really cool for me if they explored the idea that these different characters are an aspect of time - different times- playing out simultaneously. They are all timelords- maybe even as one connected entity. Anybody spot this- TI.... ME. (they've certainly planted a few seeds future writers may revisit) Me's fusing of the master/Clara and even herself (in the two people/hybrid/Clara's death dialogue) is a genius bit of writing- she could be talking about any of the three as the other half of the hybrid with the doctor- who's who indeed :) Writing in latest series totally lost the craft of putting in all these clever subtleties I think, although I've maybe paid less attention due to being less enthused by the latest series as it's good but way below the heights of its predecessors.
there were a lot of references to the number 11 in that series. In Hide Clara says that "whiskey is the eleventh most disgusting thing ever invented" In Nightmare in SIlver, the last number we see on the bomb countdown is 11. There are others, but I don't remember them all.
Martin S well I vaguely recollect the Master joining the Doctor in the capacity of some kind of “companion” during a few of his “must save my fellow Time Lords/Galafrey” moments when the other incarnations of The Doctor would join in at times granted this was during the 70’s and 80’s with Doctors 2-4 when they’d have storylines that would span one season or at least 4 episodes but wouldn’t necessarily have an intertwining plot line spanning the whole entire generation of that particular Doctor. This shows the effectiveness of the show runners input for every Doctors storyline they’re in charge of.
Whether or not the new show runners will take advantage of those past plot potential seeds that were sown has yet to be seen I suspect (I’ve yet to see the new Doctor in all her new glory.) But as a LONGTIME fan of Doctor Who I will keep my fingers (toes, hairs and even eyes if I have to) crossed.
And seeing that every year I rewatch Doctor Who from Doctors 9 thru present I will try to seek out your telling Easter eggs and clues before finally seeing the Jodie Whittaker iteration of The Doctor. 😁
5:50 I üst loved the part when Rory thought the little things that fell off the Daleks were "eggs"
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Fun fact - The school that doubled for Coal Hill in the Day of the Doctor was actually my old Primary School - Gladstone - in Cardiff. I was in year 5 at the time of filming, and that room used to be an art room but according to some of my other friends who have relatives there says it's now a new computer room.
but yeah, you probably didn't need that information but I find that very cool and I like boasting about it lol
Vicki from Doctor who is hot
Awesome! Was your school used for that school spin-off series? Sorry, it was good, but I can't remember what it was called. Coal Hill Academy maybe?
The opening of the day of the doctor was the same opening of the 1st episode of doctor who with hartnell. The same angle passing by the alley with the policeman walking by, and the I.M Foreman scrap metal sign was the sign from the scrapyard where the doctor had parked his tardis
I'd argue the best sci-fi crossover reference was when Who referenced _itself_ by having the continuity announcer in a Slyvester McCoy serial say "Up next, a new BBC series, Doctor-"
I remember that one, they went back to 1963.
These are more continuity nods than Easter Eggs!
The word 'nods' is basically the definition of Easter egg
@@idk_outcast_6205 No, Easter eggs are hidden and you have to search for them, these "nods" are in plain sight, but if you want to disagree that's fine, it was just a casual observation from 2 years ago.
@@DJ.V-W no, no he has a point
Mentions classic Daleks. Does not show said Daleks.
Watchmojo in a nutshell, ladies and gents.
yea clasic darleks had a simple design and only light bulbs on head with no covers on them
Actually,it does show some classic Daleks, but only in the background, so easy to miss.
Weell that's Asylum of the Daleks in a nutshell.
paulus121212 DALEKS! Without the "R"! Not "darleks", DALEKS!
Dalies and mentlegen
There's a better Coal Hill School reference in 1988's "Remembrance of the Daleks"; Ace picks up a book in a classroom that Susan Foreman left on the table in "An Unearthly Child".
The Book in question was entitled "The French Revolution".
Watch Mojo? Watch more than 10 episodes?
I'm surprised they even know the pre-reboot exists...
2:00 -- Some Whovians? Moffat himself said he wrote the episode as a prequel to those 1960's episodes. Do your research!
Yes, if you know The Web Of Fear there's no question that's what it's referring to
The tin was has a map of the underground on it
Don't expect too much from WatchMojo
@@Morphstock and the web of fear was first, long before 11th
I praise Moffat for using a one-off villain from the 2nd Doctor's era as the main villain of the second half of season seven. Right before the Day of The Doctor, and the Time of The Doctor, where the 11th Doctor regenerates.
You mention the Delorean text in the alien language but miss the big honkin' Flux Capacitor picture right next to it?
A113 was also used as the route number of the double-decker bus in "Planet of the Dead".
No it wasn't. That bus was on route "200". Itself special as it (in some ways of counting) was the 200th story.
Robot of Sherwood (2014)---- A picture of Pat Troughton playing Robin Hood was used.
cool, I'll have to watch it again
Half an hour into the story a still from the BBC 1953 series pops up.
nice
No carrot juice from the Eleventh Hour? That scene just showed him saying no to carrots showing how he hated carrot juice during his Sixth incarnation by Mel's idea to drink it.
Guy:"wait so your going to go back in time, how do you do that"
Doctor:"extremely well"
hahahahahha
My favorite name in Doctor Who: Stormageddon, Dark Lord of All
in "The Bells of Saint John" the book Clara keeps her leaf in a book which is written by Amelia Williams which is Amy Pond's pen name for the book she writes when she is stuck back in the 60s after "the angles take manhattan". maybe add that one in if you choose to make another list ☺️
How about Peter Capaldi as a doctor at WHO in "World War Z"? Now that's funny.
That is crazy quite crazy really when you think about it. Moffet had his eye on Capaldi but I don't think he was cast at that point. So that was his last major role before Dr Who. Jodie's last major role was in a show called "Trust me". The premise of the show was "Trust me, I'm a doctor" because she played a fake doctor.
I remember one episode where Clara comes up with the name Blorgons for a random alien race, which is actually the Dalek-inspired foes for Community's Inspector Spacetime (that show's version of Doctor Who). So we have an easter egg nod to a nod.
The Coal Hill School sign in the Day of the Doctor also has the Headmaster listed as W Coburn - a reference to Anthony Coburn, who wrote the very first episode of Doctor Who - An Unearthly Child. The clock at the school also shows 5.16pm - the time An Unearthly Child first aired in 1963.
Christmas invasion the doctor wears a dressing gown all through the episode and mentions Arthur Dent who he eludes to meeting.
In the Classic series, 4 gets trapped under a beam and kills time reading one of Oolon Colluphid's (sp?) books. Douglas Adams wrote several scripts, and I think he said the events of his Hitchhiker's stories happen in the Whoniverse.
there is a widescreen version of that episode on youtube too
....and this is so perfect, it's almost painful. When I found this Noodleboy N mention of the Arthur Dent comment, it had 41 likes. I got to make it...yes...42. Thank you, Douglas Adams.
It was a personal moment. Time passes, and so did that moment.
Well, as Mr. Adams once said, "Time is relative, Tea -Time Doubly So"
Here we are on the 22nd anniversary of the TV movie and you're still missing the '96. It should be: 1963-89, 96, 2005-.
yes it should but watch mojo are idiots they put green hill zone as the best sonic level cause its popular and didnt realise that the coal hill want the easter egg it was the ian chesterton on the sign
Until 2013, not everyone considered it canonical. It really should be up there now...
Shouldn't it technically be 1963-1985, 1986-1989, 1996, 2005-Present. Didn't Doctor Who actually get axed firstly in 1985 or 1986 and then was revived after a campaign and a awful song?
@@KarlDowney yes your right I was thinking the same thing
The Great Intelligence one is amazing. I love that they linked it back to the original series.
yes, and I wonder how many times 11th wondered why he didnt go back and kick Jamie's butt for that!!!!!
There are two Easter Eggs in Remembrance of the Daleks (Seventh Doctor story), well three if you count the story being set in Coal Hill School. In one of the classrooms, Ace picks up a book about the French revolution - a nod to the book that Susan borrows to read in the first Doctor Who story, 'An Unearthly Child'. The second relates to the a TV playing in a room - the continuity announcer starts to introduce a new science fiction show, but gets cut off before the title is revealed. This is a reference, once again to to An Unearthly Child - this story is set in 1963, the year Doctor Who began.
7th not 8th!
@@julieeverett7442 Thank you - have corrected my post.
That was really well thought out. And how after 7 times, did I miss the number on the train?
Thank you for these awesome insights into DOCTOR WHO.
HOW DID I NOT NOTICE THE SYDNEY AND VERITY EASTER EGG
Jessicatzen I know!
Me too - But how beautiful, now that we see it!
I wouldn’t say that Asylum of the Daleks received widespread praise.
It was better than Dinosaurs, Mercy and Power of Three.
The Lego Communist That’s like saying that a migraine is better than a stomach virus.
Okay, yeah. It was an awful episode.
I didn't mind it, in fact, I quite like all of season 7. And I would like to say that I am not one of those people who hasn't seen any classic who episodes because they are my favourite
I loved that episode
They have much to learn.
They forgot all about the Doctor saying one of the most famous lines in the Star Wars universe:
*"I have a bad feeling about this."*
I liked the lion king quote too
The Star Trek inspired mural looks far more like something from narnia’s voyage of the dawn treader
But with Kirk, McCoy and (Presumably) Scotty in. I'd watch that actually...
me too. Columbia pictures, please make that....
Thanks for all of the insider knowledge. I wouldn't have found these easter eggs on my own.
There's another sci-fi crossover in The empty child. Rose keeps mentioning Spock from star trek. Yet another one in Fear her. Ten pulls a falcon salute on Chloe Webber. Donna does it as well in The Sontaran stratagem
Yay doctor who! I love these videos
love this show so much💕💕
twilightx Who doesn't love Doctor Who?
Agreed
i prefer the classic seasons and big finish i dont like the new series that much
twilightx I do too, it I wish people knew how to count....
I met Colin Baker the 6th doctor today
OMG !Did you like him?
But what about the Droid attack on the Wookiee’s? I met him a while back
Wow
😮 lucky
That sounds fun. Is he your favorite doctor?
Isn't the delorean thing a pic of the flux capacitor
Chris Noble yep
Coal hill was in Rememberence of the Daleks too
My faves are the Tom Tom reference and the Sylvester McCoy references
All the Remembrance call backs were more noteworthy than any of these. But never mind.
That, and the 1963 BBC announcer saying "The time is a quarter past five and Saturday viewing continues with an adventure in the new science fiction series, Doc-"
On number 7, I always thought about Kamelion. An android companion of the 5th Doctor.
It was Russell T Davies's favourite Christmas song, and was extremely popular in the early 2000s. They then kept it as a tradition.
OK, I know we're talking timey-wimey here, but I don't think you quite understand the word foreshadow. It means indicating a future event. In the case of the episodes in which the Great Intelligence is in the Tube, those events may technically be in London's future from the setting of The Snowmen, but for The Doctor and for us the audience, it is most definitely in the past. Therefore, this isn't foreshadowing so much as it is a nod to, or at best a prequel.
In the last mention, there's also a blue diagram of a flux capacitor (on a blue background), next to the starwars word (which powers the Delorean's time travelling capabillity)
Clara’s mum didn’t die the day after, she died the day of the Auton invasion
yes but watchmojo are bad at research they cant even prononce names of enermys and companions properly
and you cannot spell.
wooooooooooow says the person who says cannot its cant if your gonna comment on someones spelling do it right
What? Cannot is perfectly correct. It simply means "can not", as does "can't" which is more commonly used in informal circumstances. Also, note the apostrophe which you failed to use on two occasions.
Cannot is a word.....can`t is an abbreviation of cannot. Try looking in a Dictionary
I never caught the Sydney and Verity line before!!! Can’t believe I missed that one
3:12 Could that be a foreshadowing reference to "Into the Dalek?"
DOCTOR: You looked inside me and you saw hatred. That's not victory. Victory would have been a good Dalek.
RUSTY: I am not a good Dalek. _You_ are a good Dalek.
no, into the dalek was made AFTER that episode, thats doctor 11,the other one from into the dalek was 12
oh any scene from the end of time pt.2 for as brief as it is, breaks my heart every single time
finally you made this video!!!!!! thank you! :)
Salome Arbel You're welcome :)
OH MY GOD you're replying to me!!!!!!! eeeekkkk!!! wow! I just want to say that you guys are doing a "Fantastic!" job, but I wouldn't mind if we could get a top ten River Song moment? (she was voted Steven Moffat's best-loved character) :)
river aint that great she annoying and kind of dull
Right next to the Aurebesh there is a Flux Capacitor design as well!
When he said he invented a boyfriend. I thought he was talking about his companion the chameleon android.
He didn't invent Kamelion, simply reprogrammed it.
they always used to play that christmas song especially when donna was around HAHA
it's not just the translated word for delorean, it's the fact that the flux capacitor is drawn right there....
I have an "egg" for you: In the episode when Capaldi sees Ashildr in the 1600s, he says a teriliptil started the fire in England.
Great episode
1:55 You say dialogue in a 2012 episode _foreshadows_ the story of one aired in 1968.
Don’t know what _“fore”_ means, or you’ve done a bit of time travelling yourself?
Here's another one for you. In the ignored animation "Scream of the Shalka", listen to the Master's voice. That is Derek Jacobi who later plays the Master in "Utopia." David Tennant also has a small part, voicing the caretaker. Richard Grant is the voice of the 9-1/4 Doctor and appears as one of the Doctor's reincarnation in the Comic Relief parody "Doctor Who and the Curse of Fatal Death" and later as the villain Walter Simeon in "The Snowmen." The companion, Sophie Okonedo, went on to appear as Elizabeth X in "The Beast Below." So many of the voice actors later wound up in the rebooted "Doctor Who." Maybe "Scream of the Shalka" shouldn't be ignored.
You missed that when you see the Aurebesh spelling Deloren there is a stylized flux capacitor on the wall next to it
Man - too many errors to even bother commenting. You don't really know Doctor Who, do you?
Steve Panozzo no he doesn't
It's Watchmojo. Every video is like this.
@@TheSmart-CasualGamer Oh in uk too? I was thinking, that is in other whatchmojo channels better than in germany, but it's not. The hell whatchmojo are we a joke to you?
@@leonruhl155 It's one company. The videos are the same, they're just translated from the US versions, I guess, but with newer "jokes" and possibly more relevant information.
@@TheSmart-CasualGamer Sadly
Where's remembrance of the Daleks confirming Quatermass and Doctor Who exist in the same universe
Galactic yo yo More like it confirms Quatermass exists in the Whoniverse.
ADarthTokuDalek that's right, my bad.
Sydney Newman based Dr Who on Quatermass and dan Dare, and I am sure I heard a reference to Dan Dare somewhere but cannot remember quite where.
The Sound of Christmas is the new Bad Wolf.
FANTASTIC.
One of those lift-your-heart Who moments for me was when Mr Smith introduced his parents as Sidney and Verity - love those way-back references. Makes me think of Sidney's "No monster of the week crap!" THAT didn't work out, did it? Cheers....
It’s not Christmas till you hear Noddy belting out “”Merry Xmas everybody”.
Cal Arts is (was?) divided by *suites* for the various schools. The Character Animation dept's ground level suite was A113 where there were rooms with animation desks for the various years, a moviola room to view film, a film editing room, a soundproof booth, a camera room, etc. I'm sure much of that has been updated since I was there in the late 70s to accommodate new techniques such as video shooting & editing but yes, that is reserved as a high sign and indicates that someone who worked on that Who episode had attended Cal Arts.
There was also an Easter egg I’ve noticed in the episode Dalek. In the background after the TARDIS entered that alien museum, I saw a Xenomorph egg.
3:30 it’s also likely that was a reference to an android which the Doctor canonically DID have as a companion (I can’t remember his name, but I’m pretty sure he appeared in a couple of classic episodes).
Kamelion - he wasn't invented by the Doctor though, and he isn't the Doctor's boyfriend as far as we know!
2:23.. except that the newest doctor has escaped from our very much loved Christmas specials..
I think you guys should definitely do a top 10 of the Doctor Who serials that have some (or all) of it's episodes missing from the BBC archives.
Why? It's not a big secret.
Never said it was. Just think it would be cool is all.
Lol, the Star Wars DeLorean reference poster even has the flux capacitor on it.😂
3:03 I though it was in the man who stayed for Christmas
I picked up on the Back to the future/star wars reference all on my own
Definitely a #1 spot
So fun little thing that not many people realize. When the tardis changes in one of the versions ( think it was Matt smith or peter’s tardis look) you can see a weird blue red and silver ball with things sticking out. Well that is sort of a reference to primeval. when Conner and abby come back to Britain from an anomaly( basically wormhole to different times, mainly dinosaur eras) we see a device with the same sphere with prods coming out of it. The device locks anomalies using electro magnetic pulse. It’s a cool reuse of a prop and a cool Easter egg
I'm so glad this was on the British WatchMojo channel.
"Upgrade to an Academy" Ok, I am 100 sure the Narrator isn't British. That's not an upgrade. most "Academy's" were failing schools.
Whilst I profess to being no expert in this, I don't think that's correct. Failing schools enter 'special measures' where they come under a more watchful eye, and are very much taken control of by outside bodies. An academy school is one where they have separated from local authority control, thereby controlling their own budgets etc. (which is not something that would be allowed with a failing school). Of course, a failing academy is also a possibility.
The schools that have become Academy's were either schools doing very badly, or schools doing very well, the schools that were at the top of the worst GCSE results in the past 10-15 years are either closed or now Academy's same with schools at the top. Mid-Ranked schools are the least likely to become academy's The worst school in my town, which was one of the worst in the country was the 1st to become an Academy in my area. Also other failing schools in my county became Academy's. Most Academy's aren't lone-standing. They're in a group.
HarryWessex
true
In the case if class it’s deliberately changed to an academy as a plot point alluded to in the final episode involving the new governors and the weeping angels...
I screen shot some of this. Thanks
Nice
Oh, man! Did I live to see this?????
I wish they'd had John Hurt's war doctor in the Christmas episode with Nick Frost as Santa. Could have made a joke about Alien as War was in the movie.
12: Their's a movie called Alien? That's really offensive, no wonder you keep getting invaded.
War: What, we saw the movie, don't you remember? Our 4th or was it 5th incarnation decided to see it and see what the fuss was about.
12: Oh yes, I think I recall it now.....it had an alien that burst out of the mans chest?
War: I still shudder when I think about that, terrible way to die.
Then there's the scene in Spaceballs where a lizard jumps out of Hurt's chest and dances on the bar (with the Millenium Falcon parked outside).
9:16 not to mention that delorean is right next to the symbol for th flux capacitor...
Awwww Brilliant 😄
With that last one, the poster it's on even has a graphic reminiscent of the Flux Capacitor.
There’s also another a113 refrance during Doctor 11
Go, Nottingham! Yeyy!
Nottingham, mentioned in the clip, and of course, in the Robin Hood episode.
Minor point of correction. Matt Smith played the Eleventh Doctor. He did not play a character named "Eleven." But don't worry, I've seen a lot of fans make that error.
Absolutely nobody on this or any other planet thinks the character was called "Eleven". It's just a shorthand way of referring to a particular Doctor that causes absolutely no confusion.
he was referred to as 11 long before stranger things
wasn't Coal hill school also featured in a Sylvester McCoy Episode with Daleks?
Remembrance of the Daleks was a sort-of 25th anniversary special, so it's loaded with references.
The actual story takes place on the day the first episode aired.
The Doctor and Ace face a Dalek on the same scrapyard where Ian and Barbara foliowed Susan and entered the Tardis for the first time.
There's a shot of the BBC broadcasting a 'new sci fi show', implied to be Doctor Who.
The aforementiomed Coal Hill school appears.
I don't remember more off the top of my head, but there was more.
That isn't just any old android Master btw... I'd recognise that voice anywhere. Derek Jacobi, or Professor Yana/The Master from the Utopia episode of 10s run. 😍
Mummy on the Orient Express, when Peter Capaldi takes out a small case filled with Jelly Babies but doesn't say what they are.
The ninth and tenth doctor theme track is the best one
Merry Christmas by Slade is pretty much played 24/7 in the UK from 1st December to 31st every year. Hearing it in different Christmas episodes isn't an Easter egg. It just means the episodes take place at Christmas.
Hold up! That last one isn’t Star Trek it’s The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawntreader by C.S. Lewis, surely!
Top ten missing Doctor who story's from the 1960s.
yes but they dont know what classic is they probobly dont even know some epiosdes are missing
You just watched a video demonstrating that WatchMojo knows about Classic Who, but you think they don't know about missing episodes?
The only people who don't know about Classic Who are people who loathe SF and Nu Who fans who think the very first episode of the show is 'Rose'.
John Townson that would be an interesting list
I think Massacre of st Bartholomew's Eve is highly regarded as a good missing episode, also Power and Evil of the Daleks although they are avaliable in animation form now
Vicki from Doctor who is hot well only the power of the daleks has been animated but i hope the do Evil of the daleks next.
We have entire missing serials. Then there are the serials that have one or more missing episodes.
How would we rank them?
I miss capaldi 😓
get over it theres been so many incarnations of the doctor that you should be use to it by now
Joseph Palmer I know they always have to go but I miss matt smith ):
I miss Patrick Troughton.
I'm The Doctor - I miss Jodie Whittaker!
@@TRealDC So improve your aim then...
The robot boyfriend it a reference to "death comes to time" which is a 7th doctor story
yes finally someone who understands classic
See, my thought was the Auton duplicate of Mickey from _Rose,_ but I trust someone who’s seen more than a handful of the classic episodes to know better than a NuWho n00b like me.
DrFranklynAnderson There's nothing wrong with Doctor Who II, it's just not the complete story. I like how you call it NuWho. That's cool. Also bowties are cool, and fez's are cool.
Buddy Clem Lol, thanks. I took it from comics-there was an unpopular reboot called the New 52 that fans mocked by calling it Nu52.
And you know what’s *actually* cool? Wearing a sweet leather jacket and _never having to convince anyone that it’s cool._ #NineIsMyDoctor #YesIKnowTenIsBetter #YouNeverForgetYourFirstDoctor
DrFranklynAnderson Christopher Eccleston was perfect for the reboot! I would have like to have him longer, but it was not meant to be. He was good in Heroes too! His anger would trigger massive explosions. My first doctor was Tom Baker. My first episode was "Robot", I was 9, and I was terrified!
4:50 does that remind anyone of a scene from sherlock?
😊 yes.
Just watching Turn Left from series 4, and guess what, a Christmas Scene featured, and Slade featured again!
What a horrible list. Your definition of easter eggs is questionable at best... Yes, they used the same christmas song several times, but that doesn't make it an easter egg... Using a historical figure several times is more of a plot than an easter egg...
Plus: I think the robot boyfriend thing is a nod to former companion camelion
Kamelion
The Doctor didn't invent Kameleon and he wasn't the Doctor's boyfriend. Also, he was ironically very easy to get rid of and hardly showed up.
Well, it was Clara who brought up the term "boyfriend." And depending on what materials you take to be canon, Kamelion pops up quite often. Canonically, part of his personality still exists within the TARDIS, so he was not entirely disposed of.
kameleon was rarely used in the programme as it kept breaking down
Maybe it's K9 Mark 2 - the mind boggles
Coal Hill was with the Krillitanes too!
The xenomorph egg appears in an earlier episode (museum of alien parts) (think its the one where rose touches the Dalek)
It is. Well done for finding it, not many people know about it!
3:36 I thought it was a nod to Karmelon?
That android guy, I think I read somewhere he was a companion and thought the Doctor was his 'boyfriend'.
Did I imagine that?
#3 You could have mentioned The Dream Lord from Amy's Choice mentioning Liz the first, wasn't the first, and Liz 10 in The Beast Below saying 'Liz 1 you bad boy'
Wow. Just wow.