This whole trailer. Epic Seventh Doctor quotes and awesome moments that define his run and who is Doctor is. Then suddenly... *There's nothing quite like tea and crumpets is there*
Excellent video on an equally excellent Doctor. Favourite moments from the 7th Doctor for me are manipulating Davros to commit the Daleks genocide, the sniper scene from The Happiness Patrol, entertaining the Gods of Ragnarok, breaking Aces faith and somewhere else the teas getting cold!
If you want to see an even more explosive variant to whet your appetite, be sure to check out the "Babelcolour Tribute: THE McCOY YEARS". Doesn't contain any spoilers, just every single explosive moment compact into one bundle of awesome. In addition, if you want an episodic taster by the BBC, be sure to check out the "Doctor Who - The Greatest Show in the Galaxy - Coming Soon Trailer". Watch that and tell us your thoughts :) If you hear "Search, Search, Search for the truth" at the start, you've found the right one. Don't get me started on Curse of Fenric - that's when Doctor Who became borderline horror-story-awesome.
The best era of doctor who by far. The most action backed. With great dark moment. Great production. Great writing. And fantastic acting. And amazing story telling Shame he only had 3 seasons. I wish doctor who had not been cancelled after season 26 after what was being set up for the next season.
Fantastic, thank you. Though 5 & 6 are the Doctors I first really remember, though with vague recollections of 4, 7 was the first Doctor whose stories I could watch and really 'get' some of the themes. I loved this incarnation.
A very underrated Doctor, that Sylvester McCoy. Frankly, he deserves much more attention, and this well done trailer defines him very nicely. Yet again, I'm impressed. :)
Kryten Prime Awesome to hear, thank you. He’s definitely underrated, it’s been great to hear people want to go & check out his era more after watching this trailer!
Only seen 4 stories so far (5 if you count the movie) but isn’t that bad. remembrance is my favourite and the trailer is as brilliant as the time when I got to meet McCoy at Swindon comic con and signed my time and the rani poster😊
And also the Master's (the Keeper of Traken - Survival version, play by Anthony Ainley, who was the Master during the 7th Doctor's run). Fun how things work out.
Oliver_Burnell8 Cheers Oliver, that’ll be a fun one to do! I’ll be creating a twitter poll to see which one to do next out of the five left. Hopefully the 10th Doctor will be next, have a few ideas already...
People look down on the Sylvester McCoy era, because his Doctor was clownish or melodramatic, with too many cartoony action sequences. Yet... the clownishness and melodrama and cartoony action sequences of Matt Smith, nah, they're all fine _for some reason._
Interesting perspective, I love Sylvester's clownish behaviour so to speak because it's well balanced with truly dark moments! What your describing is probably due to people having different perspectives on the classic doctor who & the new series.
That is because Matt Smith's era is better than Sylvester Mccoy's era if you don't include expanded media. Matt Smith Smith's era is one of the weaker ones from the new series but it still destroys Sylvest Mcoy's era.
Life Upgrade McCoy got far better stories than Smith did. Season 26 is far better than Series 5 in my opinion. The only reason 11 is more popular is because he is a NuWho Doctor. The only Classic Doctor that most people nowadays would know is the 4th Doctor, because he was the longest serving Doctor and he was the Doctor when it was at the height of it's popularity. The 7th Doctor's run started rough for a number of reasons: the fact that the stories had to be rewritten in a short amount of time after the BBC's controller had forced them to sack Colin, the fact that JNT wanted to leave but was forced to stay on at the last minute, the fact that the 1985 hiatus had damaged the ratings and they had to get a new script editor, coupled with a rushed production (there maybe more, but this is what I can remember. There is a documentary "Last chance saloon" which covers it). After the rough Season 24 though, the show became so much better and many of the most popular stories of the 80's are in Season 25 and 26, including my personal favourite, Remembrance of the Daleks. And before anyone tries to tell me that my opinion is wrong (which defies the meaning of opinion) or I just like that era because nostalgia, let me say that I started with Tennant and Smith and I still think this era trumps their's.
You are wrong, look at the ratings on timescales who love classic doctor who more or IMDB. They both say that Matt Smith had a better era on average and that Matt Smith has a higher peak era which means if you were to do a top 10 episodes for each doctor and make a mean average of that top 10 Matt Smith would have a higher peak era. Matt Smith's era, therefore, beats Sylvester Mccoy's era on average of all their episodes and in terms of peak top 10. Critics and the general audience agree on this. This is probably because the newer series has higher production values. You can't just say that one of the worst doctor's is better than new series doctor's to sound clever because you don't, that only workd with Tom Baker or possibly Patrick Troughton. You sound like one of those idiots who say Colling Baker is tons better than David Tennant because you think you are cool for disagreeing with the majority and being a minority.
TechRefreshed1000 old son, I actually _do_ say Colin Baker is better than David Tennant, and not just because it's cool to be contrary. With Tennant, it was _so_ easy to write a popular character, a chirpy, energetic hipster with a completely unexplained superheroic desire to save the planet, every time. Colin Baker was abrasive and snooty, like a real person. He dressed like a dick, for no reason. The viewer had to work to sympathise with him, and it was the same satisfaction you got from, say, a Dennis Potter or Mike Leigh film.
This whole trailer. Epic Seventh Doctor quotes and awesome moments that define his run and who is Doctor is. Then suddenly...
*There's nothing quite like tea and crumpets is there*
This is why Sylvester McCoy is my favourite classic doctor
Great job
Excellent video on an equally excellent Doctor. Favourite moments from the 7th Doctor for me are manipulating Davros to commit the Daleks genocide, the sniper scene from The Happiness Patrol, entertaining the Gods of Ragnarok, breaking Aces faith and somewhere else the teas getting cold!
Thank you very much, you've picked out some awesome moments!
This is excellent! I’ve not seen a lot of McCoy’s stories, but this trailer has encouraged me to do so!
Hybrid12Productions Awesome to hear, definitely check out the rest of sevens era!
If you want to see an even more explosive variant to whet your appetite, be sure to check out the "Babelcolour Tribute: THE McCOY YEARS". Doesn't contain any spoilers, just every single explosive moment compact into one bundle of awesome. In addition, if you want an episodic taster by the BBC, be sure to check out the "Doctor Who - The Greatest Show in the Galaxy - Coming Soon Trailer". Watch that and tell us your thoughts :) If you hear "Search, Search, Search for the truth" at the start, you've found the right one. Don't get me started on Curse of Fenric - that's when Doctor Who became borderline horror-story-awesome.
What stories have u seen of his era?
The best era of doctor who by far. The most action backed. With great dark moment. Great production. Great writing. And fantastic acting. And amazing story telling
Shame he only had 3 seasons. I wish doctor who had not been cancelled after season 26 after what was being set up for the next season.
Freakin' fantastic; perfectly captured the feel of this incredible era. Brave, sir. Bravo.
Sutekh of Mars Reviews Thanks for the kind words & praise!
YESSS =D
I’ve just been watching Seven and he is _epic…_ but this edit showcases some of the best bits! Well done; wonderful trailer
Thank you so much it’s such a great era
@@Gallifreyforever97 Oh, definitely, but I think you made the best out of it. Thanks for the reply! =)
Fantastic, thank you.
Though 5 & 6 are the Doctors I first really remember, though with vague recollections of 4, 7 was the first Doctor whose stories I could watch and really 'get' some of the themes. I loved this incarnation.
There's nothing quite like tea and crumpets is there! :D
A very underrated Doctor, that Sylvester McCoy. Frankly, he deserves much more attention, and this well done trailer defines him very nicely. Yet again, I'm impressed. :)
Kryten Prime Awesome to hear, thank you. He’s definitely underrated, it’s been great to hear people want to go & check out his era more after watching this trailer!
Gallifreyforever97 That's awesome! Again, he deserves the attention lots. ^.^ And you're welcome. :)
Fantastic video, Molto bene! Keep up the great work. -Allons-y!
Ashes to ashes dust to dust the Doctor continues to live on through all regenerations AND through all of space & time in the name of humanity
This is a brilliant trailer era for Seventh and this is One of my favorite doctor
Predator Lm21 Thank you & nice!
Great vid. Love Sylv, one of my top 3 favourite Doctors/eras. ;)
Cheers & hes an amazing doctor! :)
Nice to see McCoy/7 getting some solid trailer-love here in 2018 - criminally underrated Doctor.
Only seen 4 stories so far (5 if you count the movie) but isn’t that bad. remembrance is my favourite and the trailer is as brilliant as the time when I got to meet McCoy at Swindon comic con and signed my time and the rani poster😊
Big Finish is where he shines. A Death in the Family, Human Nature Audiobook, Master just to name a few.
Life Upgrade thanks I’ll make to find some
Cool stuff & ‘Remembrance’ is definitely a stand out
Gallifreyforever97 Absolutely! Hopefully I will watch curse of fenric soon and thanks for responding! 😉
Sweet & my pleasure! :)
Thank you! There seems to tend to be a limit to 7th Doctor Homage
Cheers James & sadly there is lol
Great , might get younger fans who have only see nu who into classic Doctor who - nice mix
Fantastic video thank you for the upload btw I have the 7th Doctors birthday also Aces :)
And also the Master's (the Keeper of Traken - Survival version, play by Anthony Ainley, who was the Master during the 7th Doctor's run). Fun how things work out.
Very nicely done
Thank you, loved your season trailers for The 7th Doctor!
My favorite
I love this series!!!!
Love it. Can't wait for 10th Doctor !
Oliver_Burnell8 Cheers Oliver, that’ll be a fun one to do! I’ll be creating a twitter poll to see which one to do next out of the five left. Hopefully the 10th Doctor will be next, have a few ideas already...
People look down on the Sylvester McCoy era, because his Doctor was clownish or melodramatic, with too many cartoony action sequences. Yet... the clownishness and melodrama and cartoony action sequences of Matt Smith, nah, they're all fine _for some reason._
Interesting perspective, I love Sylvester's clownish behaviour so to speak because it's well balanced with truly dark moments! What your describing is probably due to people having different perspectives on the classic doctor who & the new series.
That is because Matt Smith's era is better than Sylvester Mccoy's era if you don't include expanded media. Matt Smith Smith's era is one of the weaker ones from the new series but it still destroys Sylvest Mcoy's era.
Life Upgrade McCoy got far better stories than Smith did. Season 26 is far better than Series 5 in my opinion.
The only reason 11 is more popular is because he is a NuWho Doctor. The only Classic Doctor that most people nowadays would know is the 4th Doctor, because he was the longest serving Doctor and he was the Doctor when it was at the height of it's popularity.
The 7th Doctor's run started rough for a number of reasons: the fact that the stories had to be rewritten in a short amount of time after the BBC's controller had forced them to sack Colin, the fact that JNT wanted to leave but was forced to stay on at the last minute, the fact that the 1985 hiatus had damaged the ratings and they had to get a new script editor, coupled with a rushed production (there maybe more, but this is what I can remember. There is a documentary "Last chance saloon" which covers it).
After the rough Season 24 though, the show became so much better and many of the most popular stories of the 80's are in Season 25 and 26, including my personal favourite, Remembrance of the Daleks. And before anyone tries to tell me that my opinion is wrong (which defies the meaning of opinion) or I just like that era because nostalgia, let me say that I started with Tennant and Smith and I still think this era trumps their's.
You are wrong, look at the ratings on timescales who love classic doctor who more or IMDB. They both say that Matt Smith had a better era on average and that Matt Smith has a higher peak era which means if you were to do a top 10 episodes for each doctor and make a mean average of that top 10 Matt Smith would have a higher peak era. Matt Smith's era, therefore, beats Sylvester Mccoy's era on average of all their episodes and in terms of peak top 10. Critics and the general audience agree on this. This is probably because the newer series has higher production values. You can't just say that one of the worst doctor's is better than new series doctor's to sound clever because you don't, that only workd with Tom Baker or possibly Patrick Troughton. You sound like one of those idiots who say Colling Baker is tons better than David Tennant because you think you are cool for disagreeing with the majority and being a minority.
TechRefreshed1000 old son, I actually _do_ say Colin Baker is better than David Tennant, and not just because it's cool to be contrary. With Tennant, it was _so_ easy to write a popular character, a chirpy, energetic hipster with a completely unexplained superheroic desire to save the planet, every time. Colin Baker was abrasive and snooty, like a real person. He dressed like a dick, for no reason. The viewer had to work to sympathise with him, and it was the same satisfaction you got from, say, a Dennis Potter or Mike Leigh film.
What no unlimited rice pudding ?
brilliant trailer, brilliant doctor!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Awful doctor
Oh, bugger off Harry. Have you even _watched_ Seven’s era?