In the series 3 finale, "Last of the Time Lords", Martha spreads the word about the Doctor. Here's her speech to the Master. Contains spoilers for some.
It should have been " ah I see,... satellites off... Doctor back to knock-off Gollum", one of the worst endings to new Who after a great build up, only beaten by the Benny Hill Dr Donna Daleks.
@@leighsaunderson9203 It's not that easy, the Doctor had a whole year to adjust to the satellite network, at the moment Martha told the Master about it, it was already too late, people around the globe were thinking about the Doctor already. It's shown in sequences just so the audience understands, what's going on, but the events were already in motion. So the Master couldn't do anything about it, when he realized that, not even turning the satellites off. Martha's speech was a "bang, surprise, bitch" moment. She told him the truth in the last second, when the job was almost done. There was no time to do anything about it.
I've been thinking, all the other modern companions seemed to outshine Martha by getting "super powers" of some kind or another, which really wasn't fair, but actually, that's the point of Martha. Donna became the Doctor Donna because she was miserable with her ordinary life and went chasing after the spaceman and adventure. Rose became the badwolf by refusing to stay home with her family, and choosing to risk her life in time and space to be with the Doctor. But Martha saved her family and her world by refusing to stay with the doctor and being there for her own people instead. She's the human one. The one who chose the Earth.
Also, unlike Donna and Rose, Martha had already started to build her life in to something she wanted, and had drive and direction. I think her own "normal" life appealed to her already.
After Donna the companions started becoming idiotic spoiled brats. Always acted as though they were entitled to travel with the Doctor instead of privileged to do so, sort of like Generation Z. It was very unfortunate that Amy and Rory didn't die in a more gruesome fashion.
"the one thing you can't do....stop them thinking" *2(maybe 3 i don't remember) years Later* "NO NO NO! THEY'RE NOT GONNA THINK LIKE ME! THEY'RE GONNA BECOME ME" say what you will the master learns from his mistakes
This is why Martha is my favorite companion. In this moment, she is the best of humanity; she did not murder, but rather used humanity's ability to think and create to save the Doctor; that is the essence of this show. She shows deep personal strength, resolve, and individuality to be able to calmly kneel in front of the Master and tell a story like that. I was on the edge of my seat! It's no wonder she ended up traveling time and space with the Last of the Time Lords. Long live MJ!!!!!!!!!!!!
I don't see why people hate Martha so much. She was one of the most dedicated and loyal companion. She's saved Doctor more than once, and this is the finest moment ever!
I think its one of those things where she's so normal and regular that because every other companion had some super arc at some point she just seems bland but I love her she's one of my favorites
@@vollied4865honestly, Martha was great _because_ she was “bland”-she didn’t need to be “special” like Rose, or Amy, or Clara; she was just a good person
And this, dear evil overlords, is why you shouldn't leave your psychic satelites on after you've finished your conquering... Also, Martha is a badass, but that much is obvious.
Never looked back are you joking? She’s one of “his children” when davros steals the earth she pilots the ship with the others and when he’s about to regenerate she’s one of the ones along with rose and Sarah Jane we see him visit not to mention he lets her become a companion again even if it’s only for a few eps
The Master actually learned from this, and when he came back, he just turned all the humans into himself. Having a magical frequency of something works both ways, after all.
What are you talking about? Saying: 'No no no.' and 'Stop it.' is clearly what any villain should do at this point. That's like Villainy 101. First three rules you learn as a villain 1) Monologue your whole plan mere moments before it's about to happen. 2) Capture the hero, but don't kill him. You need him alive so you can do number 1. 3) Don't kill the hero while he's powering up. That's just rude. Every villain knows that. Basic textbook stuff, really...
There is 15 satellites with 10 second to go on the countdown and he’s no where near the controls or able to communicate with the metal ball things there is literally nothing he could of done in that situation.
That wasn't even Rose, that was the heart of the TARDIS possessing Rose into destroying those Daleks. All she had to do in order to defeat them is by looking into the heart of the TARDIS whereas, Martha had to go with her two feet walkingALL AROUND THE EARTH so she can spread the doctor's name and defeat the master, Martha deserves more credit for this and plus, she's a much better companion as well. The most hardworking and intellectual one of the new who ones.
Correction, it was both Rose and the Tardis that saved the Doctor, or do you really think that the Tardis would turn Jack into a fact of the universe? Yes, Martha deserves credit for what she did, but do you think she could have done what Rose did: save the Doctor from his own grief and survivor's guilt?
Rose was the heart and soul, Martha was the strength and intellect, Donna was the courage that brought the Doctor back to his true self after the Time War.
... and she did it all ON HER OWN. No time vortex, no Time Lord-powers, not even some timey-wimey device. Cheesy as it sounds, love and faith can do a lot of incredible things.
Martha Jones: I travelled the world telling everyone to think of one word at one specific time. The Master: Is that your weapon? Prayer? Human Race and Martha Jones: *Imma bout to wreck this man's career*
They have been saveing him he let a part of himself out during the time war something worse then any enemy he has faced including the master, his human companions and watching over the human race allows him to keep that part in check
this scene was one of my favorite scenes in this episode I love when The Doctor goes back to looking like him self and when he floats in the sky and when everyone all across the world at the same time said Doctor. Then he forgives the Master
oi, can't you love both? i love rose AND martha. they're both independent and strong female characters. i don't believe in putting one down to prove the other is better, they're separate people!
Irina Formymuse IKR and when martha dosent get what she wants she just holds it in and carries on to achieve what needs to be done like she couldnt be with the doctor in the end so she just got out and walked out insstead of continuing to struggle after him martha is a really independent and smart woman who saved the earth without having to look inside the tardis or Have the first ever Human-Time Lord metacrises she just spent years all by herself going from continent to continent spreading the word like jesus
I can try to hold back as much as I want - I always cry when I watch this. It's so freaking powerful that the tears just find their way into my eyes and down my cheeks. I remember watching it for the first time, in my grandmas house, on my sisters phone in the middle of the night, because I just couldn't wait and was curious...I cried like a baby and repeated Doctor with them over and over again. ♥
It’s kinda contrived because the satalites aren’t connected to how the doctor was aged, I could excuse this scene if the satalites and the later screwdriver were connected
"the one thing you can't do is stop them thinking" - I like how The Master learns from this and avoids the same mistake next time by turning everyone into him, so they all think alike.
One thing he didn't expect was the Time Lords coming back to undo his "good work" probably just so that us Humans can see their planet coming down to ours to collide with it to create a paradox that would rip a hole in the fabric of time, itself. It was possibly also so that Joshua Naismith could see just how immensely fucked he was and how hard he fucked the Human race (metaphorically speaking).
0:31 It's great that the Doctor knew there'd be a countdown an entire year in advance *and* that he managed to convey to Martha that he wanted her to get everyone to travel the world and tell his story so that people would think of him at exactly the right moment a year on simply by saying "use the countdown"... ... Not that I'm saying this is complete bollocks, or anything.
And that actually everybody on Earth joined one single religious-like group with only myth being guy saving universe and only thing to do was thinking about one word. Honestly? I would probably forget about it in few days. Seriously. Go on street and start talking to people about Rocket Raccoon saving Galaxy and that they shoud think about Groot next New Year or sth plus spread news. Noone would belive you, Marvel fans would tihnk it's cool idea, but forget. I mean it took 2 thousand years or Christianity to be like 32% of human race.
@@Petaurista13 Remember this is not our community, it's the fictive Doctor Who community with a freakin' Archangel satellite network. Just like the Master gave them suggestions (vote Saxon), so did Martha, they were simply susceptible to ideas. The Master gave them the rhythm of the drums, Martha told them her story, it left an impression in their subconscience. Martha gave them instructions, just like a tv commercial can give you instructions, or ideas (oh, I really "need" those shoes), or like a tv or radio station can give you an "earworm" music (a melody you can't get out of your head ... "Here come the drums, here come the drums, baby baby baby, you are my voodoo child, my voodoo child ... ♪♫"). It's a very interesting idea with Groot, but we don't have that psychic satellite network, so I doubt it would work here. Get me an Archangel network and you can have your little Groot religion.
tbh Martha is still my favorite companion. And she managed to be important for plot resolution by actually planning and acting, not by deus-ex-machina transformations like Rose and Donna.
I HATED rose. She was just awful. Ungrateful, stuck up bitch. I was THRILLED when she got trapped in the parallel world. And ECSTATIC when The Doctor married River Song. As for Martha, SHE KICKS ASS. She wasn’t a bimbo like rose, Martha was an actual Doctor. I never cared that she wasn’t white, never even entered my mind. I just loved her cuz she could handle herself, and Freema is absolutely gorgeous.
I am not PC, never have been. I call a spade a spade. There was no reason whatsoever to include the lesbianism of Bill. This is, after all, a programme for kids. They do not need any form of sex education ramming down their throats from a TV show.
Can we all stop talking about Martha and companion comparisons and acknowledge the fact that Tom Ellis (Lucifer on Netflix and Gary from Miranda) was in a Doctor Who episode and went on an adventure with Martha Jones and has been apart of the Who-niverse this whole time, there's even a Doctor Who reference in an episode of Lucifer and this is probably the reason why, he's Thomas Milligan in the Who episode
I hate it when people say that Martha was a rubbish companion, she actually did a lot. She saved the Earth with just words and she was the only one who understood what the Doctor was saying. It was the Doctor's fault that Martha looked at him in a different way because he didn't tell her anything about Rose. I don't want to upset anyone but she has done a LOT more than Amy who, face it, is getting a lot of popularity because of her looks.
Imagine if the whole human race were united and worked for the betterment of itself. There would be almost nothing we couldn't achieve. It would be glorious.
I am sorry but this was not good story telling. A Christ story ending, is without doubt the worst solution and why RTD failed so many times. Great build up, poor execution in the final minutes
Note the bolded section in particular: All in the golden afternoon Full leisurely we glide; For both our oars, with little skill, By little arms are plied, While little hands make vain pretence Our wanderings to guide. Ah, cruel Three! In such an hour, Beneath such dreamy weather, To beg a tale of breath too weak To stir the tiniest feather! Yet what can one poor voice avail Against three tongues together? Imperious Prima flashes forth Her edict "to begin it" - In gentler tones Secunda hopes "There will be nonsense in it" - While Tertia interrupts the tale Not _more_ than once a minute. Anon, to sudden silence won, In fancy they pursue The dream-child moving through a land Of wonders wild and new, In friendly chat with bird or beast - *And* *half* *believe* *it* *true.* And ever as the story drained The wells of fancy dry, And faintly strove the weary one To put the subject by, "The rest next time -" "It _is_ next time!" The happy voices cry. Thus grew the tale of Wonderland: Thus slowly, one by one, Its quaint events were hammered out - And now the tale is done, And home we steer, a merry crew, Beneath the setting sun. Alice! A childish story take, And with a gentle hand Lay it where Childhood's dreams are twined In Memory's mystic band, Like pilgrim's withered wreath of flowers Plucked in a far-off land. (Charles Lutwidge Dodgson under his well known pen name of Lewis Carroll)
Without a doubt, the most awesome DW moment ever! The incrediably courageous and gorgeous Martha Jones/Freema was breath-taking. Even the Master, was enchanted when she started her story! Thank you so much for posting this - LOVE Martha!
The most satisfying moment from doctor who ever is the masters “...what?” He looks angry but almost kind of impressed that they managed to think of that.
I loved the look on the Master's face when she mentions the satellites. Perfect. Yeah, Russell did a wonderful job. I love it that Martha didn't need any special powers to save the world; just her own personal strength and endurance and determination and trust in the human spirit. That's kind of wonderful. But I could have done without the Doctor as Messiah message. I'm glad the Doctor points out that it's the faith of Humans that restored him though.
I feel no other companion could have the mental capacity to do this -that makes me so bad but like she was just so strong she knew what the master was doing to her family whilst she was gone seeing the world being slaughtered - shes just amazing i bet she wanted to kill the master-like nyssa she lost everyone coz of the master im surprised both of them didnt try and kill him im.glad they didnt tho as they are better
Oh, I don't know. Donna was certainly stubborn enough to do this, Rose loved the Doctor enough, and I'm sure there are other companions that could and would have done this
I never really understood The Master's wife. She knew what he was and everything he was doing then she shot him for no reason. I can't remember if there was an exact reason but it still made no sense how she was supportive until he started losing.
The psychic network of the Archangel worked even on Lucy, as she also called the Doctor with everyone else. And as such it affected her both positively and negatively (not sure what is what in this case) just like the Master "hypnotized" the masses to vote Saxon, so did he (or if it was in him, like the Doctor said, he had such a hypnotic personality, or something) made Lucy fall in love with him (both as the Master and as Harold Saxon, she called him Harry even in private). And yes, like Chimera Genesis pointed out, when the Master started loosing, Lucy kinda snapped out of his charm. Or there's a theory, that she was instructed to shoot him, in case the Doctor would ever win, because then he would end up as his prisoner (which was the reason why he refused to regenerate, he saw it as his victory over the Doctor still). Can't really say.
it was not saying he was god, they used the archangel network satielles to channel the energy into the doctor. but it has a message that we should all try channeling our energy into a higher been.
@@alexpennymeme1905 Believe what? That the message in this doctor who clip was that everyone should channel their prayer towards a higher being in this case the Doctor. Then yeah I do.
I feel like this scene could have used like three more lines of technobabble to explain that he was using the combined psychic energy of the human race, the same way the carionites in Shakespeare Code could use psychic energy to approximate magic. This was just short enough on technobabble that it felt way too close to space jesus. Though to be fair, not as bad as the scene where the Master resurrects himself which was basically a d&d necromancy ritual with potions and everything.
Am I the only one who is prepetually amused at Captain Jack being the only person standing around with a dirty face? I know why he's all dirty and so forth, so please don't try to explain - it still strikes me as highly amusing.
Series 3 was the best! The Master instead of the Daleks, the Doctor and Jack back together, mature interesting stores not to mention Martha, the best companion!
Oh my God, when she said "But with 15 satellites!" The Master literally looked like the blinking guy meme gif. Crying
Gamze Ayaz Syrah he did and it was hilarious
It should have been " ah I see,... satellites off... Doctor back to knock-off Gollum", one of the worst endings to new Who after a great build up, only beaten by the Benny Hill Dr Donna Daleks.
@@leighsaunderson9203 gtfoh.
@@leighsaunderson9203 It's not that easy, the Doctor had a whole year to adjust to the satellite network, at the moment Martha told the Master about it, it was already too late, people around the globe were thinking about the Doctor already. It's shown in sequences just so the audience understands, what's going on, but the events were already in motion. So the Master couldn't do anything about it, when he realized that, not even turning the satellites off. Martha's speech was a "bang, surprise, bitch" moment. She told him the truth in the last second, when the job was almost done. There was no time to do anything about it.
Martha Jones: "--but with 15 satellites."
The Master: _Fuckfuckfuckfuckfuckfuckfuckfuckfuckfuck_
OrionoftheStar Should have realised this when she revealed all this was part of the Doctor's plan...
@@benjaminodonnell258 Right? You'd think that another Time Lord would be able to figure out what the Doctor's plan was much sooner in the description.
Everybody Gansta until Martha Mentions the 15 Satellites
I've been thinking, all the other modern companions seemed to outshine Martha by getting "super powers" of some kind or another, which really wasn't fair, but actually, that's the point of Martha. Donna became the Doctor Donna because she was miserable with her ordinary life and went chasing after the spaceman and adventure. Rose became the badwolf by refusing to stay home with her family, and choosing to risk her life in time and space to be with the Doctor. But Martha saved her family and her world by refusing to stay with the doctor and being there for her own people instead. She's the human one. The one who chose the Earth.
Hmmmm. I agree but the doctor is here human than most in my opinion
Also, unlike Donna and Rose, Martha had already started to build her life in to something she wanted, and had drive and direction. I think her own "normal" life appealed to her already.
You forgot mickey
Clara
After Donna the companions started becoming idiotic spoiled brats. Always acted as though they were entitled to travel with the Doctor instead of privileged to do so, sort of like Generation Z. It was very unfortunate that Amy and Rory didn't die in a more gruesome fashion.
"the one thing you can't do....stop them thinking"
*2(maybe 3 i don't remember) years Later*
"NO NO NO! THEY'RE NOT GONNA THINK LIKE ME! THEY'RE GONNA BECOME ME"
say what you will the master learns from his mistakes
😂😂😂😂😂
Keeps going up against the Doctor, though. So does he really?
@@bobbyfeet2240 Well apparently, and I wasn't a huge fan of this, she did.
@@bobbyfeet2240 I mean yeah. Missy proved she learned from that mistake as well.
@@Wooktent Even Sacha's Master learned from his mistakes......joining the Doctor gets you killed (in reference to Missy)
This is why Martha is my favorite companion. In this moment, she is the best of humanity; she did not murder, but rather used humanity's ability to think and create to save the Doctor; that is the essence of this show.
She shows deep personal strength, resolve, and individuality to be able to calmly kneel in front of the Master and tell a story like that. I was on the edge of my seat!
It's no wonder she ended up traveling time and space with the Last of the Time Lords. Long live MJ!!!!!!!!!!!!
HEE HEE
I don't see why people hate Martha so much. She was one of the most dedicated and loyal companion. She's saved Doctor more than once, and this is the finest moment ever!
I think its one of those things where she's so normal and regular that because every other companion had some super arc at some point she just seems bland but I love her she's one of my favorites
@@vollied4865honestly, Martha was great _because_ she was “bland”-she didn’t need to be “special” like Rose, or Amy, or Clara; she was just a good person
Martha was AWESOME!
She, above the others, brought out more emotion in the Doctor ,more "humanity" if you will.
Underrated and under appreciated!
And this, dear evil overlords, is why you shouldn't leave your psychic satelites on after you've finished your conquering...
Also, Martha is a badass, but that much is obvious.
He was still using them to keep the human race more obedient. There was almost no fight back because the archangel network was still in effect
No I think it’s why you should kill the hero instantly
This is why Martha is brilliant. The Master was ready to kill her and what did she do? She laughed in his face.
Martha walked the earth to save him, and he never looked back at her twice like he did with his other companions. She was so underrated.
I was glad she appeared in Torchwood though and for more than just one story.
Never looked back are you joking? She’s one of “his children” when davros steals the earth she pilots the ship with the others and when he’s about to regenerate she’s one of the ones along with rose and Sarah Jane we see him visit not to mention he lets her become a companion again even if it’s only for a few eps
The Master actually learned from this, and when he came back, he just turned all the humans into himself. Having a magical frequency of something works both ways, after all.
Martha Jones walked the Earth to preach the name of the Doctor.....has an almost Biblical feel to it! #MarthaJones #ApostleofATimeLord
Yea... If I were the master as soon as she said about the satellites I'd be laser screwdrivering the hell out of the archangel controls.
Time to get the fuck outta here
What are you talking about? Saying: 'No no no.' and 'Stop it.' is clearly what any villain should do at this point. That's like Villainy 101. First three rules you learn as a villain
1) Monologue your whole plan mere moments before it's about to happen.
2) Capture the hero, but don't kill him. You need him alive so you can do number 1.
3) Don't kill the hero while he's powering up. That's just rude.
Every villain knows that. Basic textbook stuff, really...
How would lasering the controls shut down the network?
It would break the console, satellites would still be working,
There is 15 satellites with 10 second to go on the countdown and he’s no where near the controls or able to communicate with the metal ball things there is literally nothing he could of done in that situation.
@@Abbojnr It was a laser version of the sonic screwdriver, it can do other things than shoot, the Master just prefers that one setting.
That wasn't even Rose, that was the heart of the TARDIS possessing Rose into destroying those Daleks. All she had to do in order to defeat them is by looking into the heart of the TARDIS whereas, Martha had to go with her two feet walkingALL AROUND THE EARTH so she can spread the doctor's name and defeat the master, Martha deserves more credit for this and plus, she's a much better companion as well. The most hardworking and intellectual one of the new who ones.
Correction, it was both Rose and the Tardis that saved the Doctor, or do you really think that the Tardis would turn Jack into a fact of the universe? Yes, Martha deserves credit for what she did, but do you think she could have done what Rose did: save the Doctor from his own grief and survivor's guilt?
Wesley Molt yes it’s not that hard it only took her under a hour
@@stratus9117 It took her an entire season.
@@DavidbarZeus1 right time, right place, yes
Rose was the heart and soul, Martha was the strength and intellect, Donna was the courage that brought the Doctor back to his true self after the Time War.
... and she did it all ON HER OWN. No time vortex, no Time Lord-powers, not even some timey-wimey device.
Cheesy as it sounds, love and faith can do a lot of incredible things.
Not really 'faith'.
She had the tardis key which camouflaged her
Actually it's not faith. Faith is believing in something you don't know.
Martha Jones: I travelled the world telling everyone to think of one word at one specific time.
The Master: Is that your weapon? Prayer?
Human Race and Martha Jones: *Imma bout to wreck this man's career*
The Doctor has saved the Humanity countless times but now Humanity saved the Doctor! You’re welcome, Doctor!
humanity saved the doctor so he could save humanity
They have been saveing him he let a part of himself out during the time war something worse then any enemy he has faced including the master, his human companions and watching over the human race allows him to keep that part in check
Martha went from a good compagnion to one of the most badass with this finale. So great
this scene was one of my favorite scenes in this episode I love when The Doctor goes back
to looking like him self and when he floats in the sky and when everyone all across the world
at the same time said Doctor. Then he forgives the Master
What I was thinking:
YAAAASSSSS HE GOT HIS HAAIIRR BACK!!!!!
Martha receives too much hate. Rose receives too much love.
oi, can't you love both? i love rose AND martha. they're both independent and strong female characters. i don't believe in putting one down to prove the other is better, they're separate people!
Well, honestly, Rose just sulks like a child when she doesn't get what she wants. I don't know, but that's my humble opinion.
Irina Formymuse
IKR and when martha dosent get what she wants she just holds it in and carries on to achieve what needs to be done like she couldnt be with the doctor in the end so she just got out and walked out insstead of continuing to struggle after him martha is a really independent and smart woman who saved the earth without having to look inside the tardis or Have the first ever Human-Time Lord metacrises she just spent years all by herself going from continent to continent spreading the word like jesus
Can't we just not bash either?
İKR? for me Martha was 10 times better than Rose she was much more smart tjen Rose and she avtually saved doctors life soooo much time
11 years ago? really? well doesn't time fly when your having fun.
Yeah, 13 years now
@jay cartwright hi jay
It’s crazy crazy.
No sir! All 13!
(Now realizing this joke only works for one year.)
"The one thing you can't do... stop them thinking." Brilliant line :)
Sadness...
Back when Dr Who was good.
R.I.P.
agreed, it continued for another 7 years then died, murdered by feminist SJW bull!
Martha is CRIMINALLY underrated
I can try to hold back as much as I want - I always cry when I watch this. It's so freaking powerful that the tears just find their way into my eyes and down my cheeks. I remember watching it for the first time, in my grandmas house, on my sisters phone in the middle of the night, because I just couldn't wait and was curious...I cried like a baby and repeated Doctor with them over and over again. ♥
It’s kinda contrived because the satalites aren’t connected to how the doctor was aged, I could excuse this scene if the satalites and the later screwdriver were connected
I love how the Master's wife said Doctor too.
"The one thing you can't do, stop them thinking"
The Master will remember that...
Martha is so brilliant. You go girl ;)
14 years ago? well doesn't time fly when you're having fun.
what an angel shes too perfect omg
"the one thing you can't do is stop them thinking" - I like how The Master learns from this and avoids the same mistake next time by turning everyone into him, so they all think alike.
One thing he didn't expect was the Time Lords coming back to undo his "good work" probably just so that us Humans can see their planet coming down to ours to collide with it to create a paradox that would rip a hole in the fabric of time, itself. It was possibly also so that Joshua Naismith could see just how immensely fucked he was and how hard he fucked the Human race (metaphorically speaking).
0:31 It's great that the Doctor knew there'd be a countdown an entire year in advance *and* that he managed to convey to Martha that he wanted her to get everyone to travel the world and tell his story so that people would think of him at exactly the right moment a year on simply by saying "use the countdown"...
... Not that I'm saying this is complete bollocks, or anything.
Well, it's possible that the countdown is just in the Master's character. What villain DOESN'T have a countdown for their doomsday devices?
And that actually everybody on Earth joined one single religious-like group with only myth being guy saving universe and only thing to do was thinking about one word.
Honestly? I would probably forget about it in few days. Seriously. Go on street and start talking to people about Rocket Raccoon saving Galaxy and that they shoud think about Groot next New Year or sth plus spread news. Noone would belive you, Marvel fans would tihnk it's cool idea, but forget.
I mean it took 2 thousand years or Christianity to be like 32% of human race.
Hey, guys? Not as I suggest something, but maybe we should try this thinking about Groot thing? Pandemic is pretty uncool after year.
@@Petaurista13 Remember this is not our community, it's the fictive Doctor Who community with a freakin' Archangel satellite network. Just like the Master gave them suggestions (vote Saxon), so did Martha, they were simply susceptible to ideas. The Master gave them the rhythm of the drums, Martha told them her story, it left an impression in their subconscience. Martha gave them instructions, just like a tv commercial can give you instructions, or ideas (oh, I really "need" those shoes), or like a tv or radio station can give you an "earworm" music (a melody you can't get out of your head ... "Here come the drums, here come the drums, baby baby baby, you are my voodoo child, my voodoo child ... ♪♫").
It's a very interesting idea with Groot, but we don't have that psychic satellite network, so I doubt it would work here. Get me an Archangel network and you can have your little Groot religion.
people be hating on martha cus she not rose or she not white but she get shit done and is hella independent.
iltt341 kinda sad and pathetic isn't it. Martha is awesome.
tbh Martha is still my favorite companion. And she managed to be important for plot resolution by actually planning and acting, not by deus-ex-machina transformations like Rose and Donna.
Keep the comments about Martha's dedication and brilliance coming and the all due respect will be beside Martha and her actor till the end of time.
I HATED rose. She was just awful. Ungrateful, stuck up bitch. I was THRILLED when she got trapped in the parallel world. And ECSTATIC when The Doctor married River Song. As for Martha, SHE KICKS ASS. She wasn’t a bimbo like rose, Martha was an actual Doctor. I never cared that she wasn’t white, never even entered my mind. I just loved her cuz she could handle herself, and Freema is absolutely gorgeous.
Lol, not white? Dude, she’s hot af too.
Rose: bad wolf Martha :the stopper of the master Donna : the most important woman in the universe Amy : weeping angels Clara:the impossible girl
I think it should be Amy: the girl who waited
Bill Clinton And then there was Bill...
Bill: The one that everybody thinks only talks about being lesbian despite the fact that the other companions talk about being straight loads more.
I am not PC, never have been. I call a spade a spade. There was no reason whatsoever to include the lesbianism of Bill. This is, after all, a programme for kids. They do not need any form of sex education ramming down their throats from a TV show.
I think your forgetting someone just as cool. Rory: The Roman/ The last Centurion
Can we all stop talking about Martha and companion comparisons and acknowledge the fact that Tom Ellis (Lucifer on Netflix and Gary from Miranda) was in a Doctor Who episode and went on an adventure with Martha Jones and has been apart of the Who-niverse this whole time, there's even a Doctor Who reference in an episode of Lucifer and this is probably the reason why, he's Thomas Milligan in the Who episode
Such an iconic scene. :)
I always cry when I see this. It's just so beautiful and powerful... One of my favorite moments of Doctor Who. :)
One word, one point, a tiny blindspot...
Martha and the people didn't waste the chance to chant, "Doctor!"
I hate it when people say that Martha was a rubbish companion, she actually did a lot. She saved the Earth with just words and she was the only one who understood what the Doctor was saying. It was the Doctor's fault that Martha looked at him in a different way because he didn't tell her anything about Rose.
I don't want to upset anyone but she has done a LOT more than Amy who, face it, is getting a lot of popularity because of her looks.
The brilliant Martha
Would love to see Martha return to the series!
0:50 I love how his emotions flip in a split second.
When the doctor receives the power of one for all
Martha rules!
Imagine if the whole human race were united and worked for the betterment of itself. There would be almost nothing we couldn't achieve. It would be glorious.
Imagine that Martha forgot what to say and said to everyone to think «Master».
AND THIS is why there's no reason to hate Martha Jones.
0DDB@LL ikr
Unless you're the Master.
0DDB@LL And also why she's my favourite companion besides Donna
Samuel HIRN it does, you’re just stupid.
Not to mention she's really cute! ❤
I miss *this* Doctor Who
not David Tenant necessarily but good story telling in general
That is Russell T. Davis for you. He brought it back. The other showrunners were just along for the ride.
go watch classic era, they had over 20 YEARS of good story telling! ESPECIALLY the first 5
David tennant was the best dr haha what are you smoking 😂😂
Mad capaldi virgin haha
I am sorry but this was not good story telling. A Christ story ending, is without doubt the worst solution and why RTD failed so many times. Great build up, poor execution in the final minutes
I love this part of the episode. Go Martha! Go Doctor!
Such an amazing series finale. It’s also funny because this was the first series in new who that didn’t have the Daleks
Martha: Tells the story of the Doctor.
Cracks in time: "Ima just going to make everyone forget that."
Imagine donnas reaction when Martha told her about the doctor
I do believe in fairies
I do
Ido
+blackham7 haha I was thinking the same thing
More like god.
Note the bolded section in particular:
All in the golden afternoon
Full leisurely we glide;
For both our oars, with little skill,
By little arms are plied,
While little hands make vain pretence
Our wanderings to guide.
Ah, cruel Three! In such an hour,
Beneath such dreamy weather,
To beg a tale of breath too weak
To stir the tiniest feather!
Yet what can one poor voice avail
Against three tongues together?
Imperious Prima flashes forth
Her edict "to begin it" -
In gentler tones Secunda hopes
"There will be nonsense in it" -
While Tertia interrupts the tale
Not _more_ than once a minute.
Anon, to sudden silence won,
In fancy they pursue
The dream-child moving through a land
Of wonders wild and new,
In friendly chat with bird or beast -
*And* *half* *believe* *it* *true.*
And ever as the story drained
The wells of fancy dry,
And faintly strove the weary one
To put the subject by,
"The rest next time -" "It _is_ next time!"
The happy voices cry.
Thus grew the tale of Wonderland:
Thus slowly, one by one,
Its quaint events were hammered out -
And now the tale is done,
And home we steer, a merry crew,
Beneath the setting sun.
Alice! A childish story take,
And with a gentle hand
Lay it where Childhood's dreams are twined
In Memory's mystic band,
Like pilgrim's withered wreath of flowers
Plucked in a far-off land.
(Charles Lutwidge Dodgson under his well known pen name of Lewis Carroll)
I love Peter Pan
Without a doubt, the most awesome DW moment ever! The incrediably courageous and gorgeous Martha Jones/Freema was breath-taking. Even the Master, was enchanted when she started her story! Thank you so much for posting this - LOVE Martha!
0:46 the moment the Master knew he was fucked
martha jonees saves the world with the help of one word
The most satisfying moment from doctor who ever is the masters “...what?” He looks angry but almost kind of impressed that they managed to think of that.
Anyone else just kinda smile at '15 satellites'
My god, this video was uploaded days after the episode!
I feel old
And Freema has moved on and is doing quite well on "New Amsterdam" here in the US.
and shes still telling the doctors story on big finish! (yes there are 1/2 dozen 10th doctor stories read by Martha Jones!)
And Martha became a heroine... I love her!
Probably my favourite moment from my favourite Doctor.
This is why Martha is the best companion.
I loved the look on the Master's face when she mentions the satellites. Perfect. Yeah, Russell did a wonderful job. I love it that Martha didn't need any special powers to save the world; just her own personal strength and endurance and determination and trust in the human spirit. That's kind of wonderful. But I could have done without the Doctor as Messiah message. I'm glad the Doctor points out that it's the faith of Humans that restored him though.
Martha is one of the most underrated companion of the doctor
Aaahhh, back when Doctor Who was actually quite good... The good old days
Hate Martha Jones? Why? She acted to perfection to save the Doctor.
I was also muttering Doctor when I saw this the first time.
I feel no other companion could have the mental capacity to do this -that makes me so bad but like she was just so strong she knew what the master was doing to her family whilst she was gone seeing the world being slaughtered - shes just amazing i bet she wanted to kill the master-like nyssa she lost everyone coz of the master im surprised both of them didnt try and kill him im.glad they didnt tho as they are better
Emma Rose Clarke was anyone slaughtered?
Alice Lu 10% of the world population was slaughtered by the toclafane and Martha was back on earth to witness it all.
Oh, I don't know. Donna was certainly stubborn enough to do this, Rose loved the Doctor enough, and I'm sure there are other companions that could and would have done this
I really wish they had included the part where she laughs at the Master, saying "A Gun? you really think the Doc would have me use a Gun?" basically.
i know what you mean; but i still find it so epic when you see that look on the masters face with that music.
Martha Jones was the best companion
Still gives me chills
I never really understood The Master's wife. She knew what he was and everything he was doing then she shot him for no reason.
I can't remember if there was an exact reason but it still made no sense how she was supportive until he started losing.
Because that's how abusers hold power over their victims. When the doctor took that away, the master lost the absolute control he had over her.
The psychic network of the Archangel worked even on Lucy, as she also called the Doctor with everyone else. And as such it affected her both positively and negatively (not sure what is what in this case) just like the Master "hypnotized" the masses to vote Saxon, so did he (or if it was in him, like the Doctor said, he had such a hypnotic personality, or something) made Lucy fall in love with him (both as the Master and as Harold Saxon, she called him Harry even in private). And yes, like Chimera Genesis pointed out, when the Master started loosing, Lucy kinda snapped out of his charm. Or there's a theory, that she was instructed to shoot him, in case the Doctor would ever win, because then he would end up as his prisoner (which was the reason why he refused to regenerate, he saw it as his victory over the Doctor still). Can't really say.
0:49 the doctors theme gives me shivers love it!
it was not saying he was god, they used the archangel network satielles to channel the energy into the doctor. but it has a message that we should all try channeling our energy into a higher been.
Thirteen years... do you believe otherwise yet?
@@alexpennymeme1905 Believe what? That the message in this doctor who clip was that everyone should channel their prayer towards a higher being in this case the Doctor. Then yeah I do.
IS THAT ALL YOU HAVE? JUST A PRAYER?...but with 15 satellites. XD
You order us to stop master ? No you not the boss of us, everyone say the word
I love when villans loose like this.
He tells the doctor to stop like someone would tell their dog to stop who just hiked his leg.
This is awesome!!! 😍
That time the doctor went super sayan 2.
nope he went ultra instinct
I knew that was a super henki-dama!
SunnyDeathRay he went beyond ultra instinct
To be honest I was expecting a care bear to pop up and encourage people to join in
And to think i wasn't even born when this video was posted is crazy
Martha was great! Russell Davis wrote a great script for her.
I feel like this scene could have used like three more lines of technobabble to explain that he was using the combined psychic energy of the human race, the same way the carionites in Shakespeare Code could use psychic energy to approximate magic. This was just short enough on technobabble that it felt way too close to space jesus.
Though to be fair, not as bad as the scene where the Master resurrects himself which was basically a d&d necromancy ritual with potions and everything.
This is my favourite dr who moment
Am I the only one who is prepetually amused at Captain Jack being the only person standing around with a dirty face? I know why he's all dirty and so forth, so please don't try to explain - it still strikes me as highly amusing.
I’ve actually been confused every time I watch that but turns out he was tortured by the master or something
@@Angel_Donoghue Still, being tortured by the Master was probably better then being put into concrete and buried for decades.
This was the mother of all season finales
One of the best moments with Ten and Martha! A classic moment within a classic story! Incredible!
Series 3 was the best! The Master instead of the Daleks, the Doctor and Jack back together, mature interesting stores not to mention Martha, the best companion!
0:50 The OH SHIT moment
Rogue Time Lords hate her! See how this medical student saved the world with one weird trick!
Did anyone else here shut your eyes and said “Doctor” or is it just me?
no not just you!
Nope. Just you. You're weird.
I haven't seen a single episode of Doctor Who, and this left me with tears in my eyes.
1:09 that describes my reaction to that episodes ending pretty well right there
No-one gonna say anything about how even the Masters wife turned against him, even before she shot him?!
Archangel satellite network. It affected all, even Lucy Saxon.
The human race couldn't have done that without the psychic network the doctor mentioned
correct
But the master couldn't have taken over so easily without it either.
"one thing you can't do is stop them thinking!"
0:45 gets me every time