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- Relive some of the moments when the Doctor crossed their own timeline and met a very familiar face (or faces!)
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I love that every Doctor that walks into an alternate TARDIS always days "you've redecorated... I don't like it" gets me every time
Me too!
Me three!
Stop fiddling with things 😅😅
Me four!
Apart from 13 she loves it
It's incredible how the "No sir, all thirteen!" still get me chills
SAME OMG
@20:35 ... Peter Capaldi.
The BakerS, Capaldi, Troughton, Eccleston, Matt Smith. The bests of the best.
"This regeneration, it's a bit of a clerical error anyways"
-The 12th, Under the Lake
All thirteen 1-12 plus the War Doctor. Chillingly prescient.
@@robinlillian9471 have you watched sunday's episode? Multi doctor moments...
9:36 - ‘you may find yourself revisiting some of the old favourites’ aged like fine wine after 13 regenerated into Tennant again
He was such a favorite he regenerated into Tennant 3 times if you also count the Metacrisis Duplicate.
Great balls of fire!!
hopefully Matt Smith could also be regenerated to at some point!
david ten-inch
@@harlowjademermaid1882 oh god i did not see this coming.
didn’t see her coming either
It's a total Paradox that the newest and most inexperienced Doctor actor is always supposed to play the oldest and most experienced Doctor.
Fortunately, the Doctor is more than adept at weaponizing paradoxes.
(seriously, pay attention and you'll realize they do it all the damn time. The Bootstrap Paradox is a favorite of his; getting crucial information from his future self who only knows it because he watched *his* future self do it back when he was the "current" doctor and thus the information has no real source)
It's a timey wimey thing
@@user-fn6bm4yf7v Close enough
meeting the others times lords form the past was the 2 and 3 had wars and battle of each others too,
I mean even though they are young they have general memories of all past incarnations so they are more experienced by default and inexperienced at all at once
I think David Bradley did an amazing job portraying the first doctor since William Hartnell has long since been passed away.
And Richard Hurndall before him. I always thought he was underrated.
Honestly just the writing let it down
He certainly did a better job than Hurndall.
The Great Curator scene is the sweetest, most intense scene of the entire 60years. I haven’t felt that much emotion watching Doctor Who since Nyssa left the TARDIS crew.
Tom Baker was my favourite when I was a kid. So when I heard his voice I got goosebumps and teary. I can remember reading comments on FB after it aired, I wasn't the only one who had that reaction
@@kimwallace5729 I cried. It was wonderful to see him again.
I had a tom doll and TARDIS u put him in.. press lsmp on top and it spin press red the doors open he's gone...press green spins ,opens, he's back..loved it.
_-reveals Gallifrey still exists_
_-shushes eleven_
_-refuses to elaborate_
When I heard Tom voice my jaw dropped I like the idea of the doctor visiting a few old faces imo you could do a season out it something happens and he keeps changing to old faces but only an episode or 2 depending on who it is and tbh their health
guys like Tom, sylvester etc.. due to age etc just the one but David , Smith, capaldi, a return for Christopher and McCann give him an episode see what he can really do with better writers and maybe Davidson could do a couple but I would make sure Tennant changed to Davidson so Peter could make some kind of sly joke at David expense just because of that family connection they have
I adore 2 and 3's relationship, I love even more how 10 and 11 share a similar dynamic.
Moffat specifically modeled Day of the Doctor moreso on the Three Doctors (and the 2nd and 3rd's dynamic) than say the Five Doctors.
"Fancy pants."
"Scarecrow!"
Mmm I don't like it
Imagine 4th and 5th relationship
10 and 11 are probably the most childish doctors
I love how in Classic Who, “old high Gallifreyan” is just a bunch of maths symbols and Greek letters.
A lot of math symbols are greek letters
I like how in NuWho, the doctors always seem to forget that somebody else being the doctor is entirely possible
Old age lol
its entirely explained that when time crosses paths like this theres a certain amount of amnesia, or of course the past version would remember for when the future version meets them!
@@pemo2676 Yes, that is a very clever way the writers have chosen to be able to incorporate multiple Doctors at once into a story. Otherwise it would be pointless and there would be no suspense, as the current incarnation would know exactly when they would encounter the previous incarnation and exactly what happened/is going to happen from their point of view. So whatever problem they are trying to solve or enemy they are facing, the current Doctor would simply just know when their previous incarnation turns up and how it all turns out.
I suppose in a way it's a form of the Bootstrap Paradox i.e a time loop. Say I'm a time traveller and at age 30 I want to go back in time and tell myself something when I was age 20. Well I'd already know that I'm going to do that and what I say to myself from both points of view, as my 30 year old self would have the memories of my 20 year old self, and my 20 year old self would know that in 10 years time I'm going to do this. In fact if time travel is possible (whether in real life or fiction) and it works on the Bootstrap Paradox principle then from my point of view that would be evidence that there is no free will and everything that ever happens in any point in time is pre-determined. Just like my example above, my 30 year old self would *have* to go back to meet my 20 year old self if that memory exists. There would be no choice about it, that is just something that will always happen and has always happened depending on the time of reference.
By coming up with the whole 'memories don't sync when Doctors cross their own timeline' thing then it allows the writers to do all sorts of stuff they couldn't otherwise. And the fact that the Doctor has multiple forms from his regenerations each with their different little traits and personalities makes it a whole lot more interesting when they do have meetings of multiple Doctors. I don't think they ever explain why these memories don't sync, it could have been explained as something to do with regeneration but there have been stories where it's been the same Doctor interacting with himself from different points in time and the memories only sync up when the meeting actually happens. So I think it just is a quirk of the physics of time travel in the Dr Who universe, at least with Time Lord tech. Although to be fair they haven't always been consistent with the physics/constraints of time travel - sometimes we get stories that use the Bootstrap Paradox/time loop and other times we get stories where 'time can be rewritten'. The latter can result in time travellers having knowledge of multiple timelines; if they go back in time to change something and return to the time they left then things may be different but they would remember the original timeline too. Throw something like a Time War into the mix and things get really confusing, the poor Doctor would have memories and knowledge of so many different timelines but also due to the memory syncing limitation, also potentially not know about a timeline he was involved in like not knowing he saved Gallifrey and believing he was responsible for its destruction until he gets to the relevant incarnation.
@@lukebarkermusic skimmed through this analysis - GREAT stuff. GOD i love fans like this
@Pemo Appreciate the kind words. I wouldn't even consider myself a big Dr Who fan though, I just find time travel completely fascinating (and mind boggling!) so I really pay attention when a Dr Who story uses it in a creative way.
"All 13". Just by showing up to save Gallifrey, Capaldi's Doctor ensured his coming into being. When Clara pleaded to the Time Lords for them to help the Doctor, they had no choice... fantastic!
Also I bet that 12 went and did that immediately after his debut episode, choosing his costume too, before coming back to pick Clara. He was so pragmatic-focused at that point I imagine that would be his immediate priority after his memories fully came back.
Man, The Two Doctors really had one of the best musical scores of the entire show. Big up Peter Howell.
It’s not my favorite or anything but it’s quite nice, plenty of great moments like the Sontaran’s theme
Definitely one of the more underrated classic era stories for sure, and the score was a big part of that.
Agreed
Awful, awful episode, tragic waste of Troughton and Hines. Nothing more than a propaganda piece for the veggie brigade.
Jacqueline Pearce was much better as Servalan in Blake's 7
@@Neil070 they were talking about the soundtrack, not the episode
I love it when the Doctor meets his other selves. When he does, he's literally having a family reunion, but with himself.
The great and incomparable Tom Baker still has it, even after nearly 40 years he's still got it! The weight of his voice, his vocal projection, how he takes up a screen, all are truly masterful
I agree. he was the reason I started watching Doctor Who. To bad there was no clips from his tenure.
Half a sentence and I knew it was THE Doctor. The definitive, you might say
Tom Baker always had this crazy energy about him. I didn't really feel that same vibe until Matt Smith.
Yes, THE Doctor
As I understand, Tom still holds the record for having played the doctor the longest, not counting reappearances in later specials.
"no sir ALL THIRTEEN" is probably one of the most epic lines in Doctor Who
It's always great to see multiple iterations of the same Time Lord on screen at once
Let's hope we get to see it again soon 😉
@@DriverHenryWho3245 It looks like the 60th won't be a multi doctor special which is really disappointing. It looks like it's just a 10th Doctor special
You never know...
Death's Head needs to arrest every Doctor after 8 & put them in
the Tenebrous Cells, Then put them all on trial for crimes against
the stability of the Omniverse by orders of the Omniversal Majestrix, If you ask me.
Sorry thinking out loud.
I love how they used the original 1st doctor footage in the anniversary. Considering the original footage doesn't exist except in a 10 second excerpt from Blue Peter, I think they did very well.
I'm 74 years old, I have seen and followed all the Doctors from the very first Doctor. I find it impossible to say that I have a prefered Doctor, as each one has brought something unique to the character, At this moment in time I am just waiting for the new series.
You have officially earned the title of Dr yourself.
Absolutely brilliant, glad you’re on the journey with use.
“When you love the Doctor, it's like loving the stars themselves! You don't expect a sunset to admire you back!”
Hello Sweetie.
so true that is very very true
Pertwee and Troughton continued their comedy bickering in personal appearances too. Such a good pair.
I read that before the 20th anniversary, they both wrote to the BBC and said they'd LOVE to recreate their Doctors. Glad the BBC took them up on it!
Warcrimes by the bickersons !
Yeah, they could actually act. Makes a big difference.
“You might be A Doctor but I am The Doctor, the original some might say” such an amazing line
Of the Original Doctor Who, Tom Baker was my all time favorite. I cried like a child when he first spoke in that scene with Matt's Doctor. I knew instantly who it was. I was SO happy, what a moment.
The same here. Tom Baker made me a Whovian. We had moved to a new state and the closest antenna broadcast of PBS had Dr. Who on the weekends. This was 1982. So I'd adjust my ariels and watch on a 13" black & white Phillips TV.
That scene was so touching, the subtle wink and smile, added with the dialogue was MAD respect to everything. It was authentic.
Eh. Tom baker was the 4th. Doctor. NEVER THE ORIGINAL,,,,,,
I love hartnells the most
33:13 Oh my god, this has been a running joke in the show for longer than I realized, and I love it.
The very same Doctor makes a similar remark in The Five Doctors upon seeing how Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart has has his office redecorated!
@@michaelpuglisi6767 "So this is your replacement! Yes well, mine was pretty unpromising, too ... "
That's why 11 says "he always says that"
I so wanted to see more of Hurt as the War Doctor. Such a brilliant special episode that was. And that Tom Baker appearance. Incredible.
I'd recommend Big Finish. John Hurt did some war doctor stories for them
@@JediNerd818 Don"t know Big Finish. An audiobook company?
@@nitehork2796 Figured I'd jump in, Big Finish IS an audiodrama company. They have a few boxsets of John Hurt as the Doctor and, when he passed, they started doing stories about the War Doctor in his early days with an actor called Johnathon Carley.
He's dead Jim.
@@dazzwsmithHe ain't dead... he is immortal. He will ALWAYS be the War Doctor, as well as many other roles. John is a legend. Miss you dude....
No one could forget the debut of the attack eyebrows. 😄
😠
Yeah, talk about 12 Doctor everything you want, but he has THE BEST eyebrows of all Doctors!XD
And the CREEPIEST smile......
When I heard Tom Baker's distinct voice, oh man the memories that came flooding back in the theater as I was watching. Yep, tears. Especially after he didn't appear in the 5 Doctors
Love that you got that moment, wish I did. I would have screamed. But alas, I didn't even know who he was :(
Did you know Tom Baker had an interesting part in Canterbury Tales, 1972 version I think. Standing naked washing himself in a tub while 2 old ladies watched through a keyhole.
Baker was in 'The 5 Doctors'- granted they used clips from the never-finished 'Shada', But he was in it.
@@mdbruffy Exactly. He didn't come back to be part of the multi-Docfor story.
I remember Tom Bakers appearance at the cinema screening of Day of the Doctor. An amazing moment.
@beef business I think everyone in the cinema I was at gasped too!
I jumped and shouted
I'm jealous. People barely reacted in the cinema I was at. However, the "no sir, all thirteen!" was a big hit.
Basically lots of grown men cried
Sadly, I wasn't a Whovian yet, when the 50th came out. My sis was and tried to explain to me how the great John Hurt was playing the Doctor. She tried to explain the whole concept of his being there and I was like, "Uh, duh.... I don't get it."
"no sir, all thirteen"
always has a special bang in my heart.
OMG, HOW DID I MISS THAT?! In the day of the doctor, the 4th doctor comes back and predicts David Tennant's return as 14th doctor!!
"I never forget a face"
"I know you don't. And in years to come you might find yourself revisiting a few, but just the old favourites hey?"
Watch it for yourself at 9:35
from 4 if you go to 14 its ten and david tennant is the 10th so-
idk just made that connection reading ur comment haha
@@MillionX157 Also if thats the future doctor then we kinda know he'll never die because he lived to retire 🤯
How right you were 💞💞💞💞💞😁😍😀🐨🇦🇺🦘👍.
didn't realize it was 4th
You "missed that" because it very obviously wasn't the plan when the 50th was written
I never fully seen Tom Baker as The Doctor, but the little I've seen of him here shows me why he deserves to be among this group. Damn, he's such a good actor.
If you can cope with the pace (do your best not to binge because serial shows are hard to watch like that), 4th doctor is amazing. Also recommend 7th doctor because an ungodly amount of lore from nuwho is because of things he did.
David Bradley did an excellent job playing the 1st Doctor, he really captured William Hartnell’s mannerisms.
At around 9:30 when the 4th Doctor arrives, people keep thinking he's also a later regeneration. However when he says perhaps I was you a minute later it was a line used by the 6th Doctor to explain himself to past companion Jamie in the episode the 2 Doctors. I... know too much.
In the Eighth Doctor Adventures Stranded 4: The Keys of Baker Street it is confirmed the Curator is a future incarnation of the Doctor
@@daniel.t.h. There's even a Doctor Who book that says it... But... I think they are trying to throw us off the scent.
Stuff recently got weird.
@@jarrarwinks8470 with 10 being 14? I know. But I also think that was by design. Neil Patrick Harris is playing the Celestial Toymaker. It possible that while Jodie was regenerating, the Toymaker brought the 10th out to play. It's going to involve Donna who should not ever remember her adventures and Wilf. The first thing he noticed was the teeth. Like when 10. I think this is 10 reborn for the Celestial Toymaker to play with.
I love the Brigadier, no worry or fear, he just smacks the Master around the head with only one sentence
@29:59 First Doctor: "Who the Hell, you think you are?"
Twelve Doctor: "The Doctor"
First Doctor: "I am the Doctor. Who you are I cannot begin to imagine."
That is the funniest line in that Christmas special.
And I also love the way they insult each other but they are really insulting themselves LOL
I LOVE HOW THE TENTH DOCTORS FIRST REACTION WAS TO PUT ON THE RED HAT XD
A fez
@@Goat4459 Fezzes are cool.
Am I a time lord? Because those other replies are my words exactly
Whoever cast David Bradley to play the first doctor needs a raise that decision was pure genius
The Christmas Truce in WW1 is genuinely one of the most beautiful moments in recorded history. Everyone put aside their differences and enjoyed the holiday, in the middle of one of the most brutal and costly wars in our history. It's enough to move a man to tears
"I really think you might..." the voice, the presence, what a show stopper. Magic still after all these years, still the best.
I love how Christopher didnt get a long screen time as the other doctors but i love how hes not getting forgotten
Which is ironic because the reason he only stayed for one season is BECAUSE he didn’t want to be known as the doctor, or at least have it as his only well known role.
@@Stormkrow280wasn't it because of the poor treatment of the production team?
I loved Christopher, thought he was brilliant. He and Rose brought my daughter into the fold
@@eireannspooner4049you conceived whilst watching Dr. Who is both epic and wild.
@ALEXANDERATTACK not conceived during dr who, lol, she got into the show then. Who has sex whilst watching the doctor? On second thoughts, please don't answer that.
With the David Tennant news, "revisiting a few, but just the old favourites" has a whole new meaning.
William Hartnell stands above as the "King of Kings" , the Main Man , all the other Doctors standing on the Shoulders of a Giant.
@@bookcollector538 I'm speaking from the point of view of those who were there in 1963, a d saw him for the first time. Although I understand what you mean. A bit like experiencing the Beatles for the first time in '63, nothing Macca does now can compare to crashing in of the Beatles at first hand. I was there for both Amazing experiences.
@@bookcollector538 depends on how much temporal energy is given and taken when plucking him from his own timestream into the future, For all we know that effects works like if you pulled your 4 year old self with the same knowledge you would have being over 100 years old.
@@Enkide it was wonderful being 4 years old and listening to Elvis!! 😀👍👍🎶🎶
"I don't suppose either of you is a doctor?"
"Are you trying to be funny?"
My god I hope this is a foreshadowing for a multi doctor reveal, even if it's only a cameo.
The Valeyard spectaculation (?)
I'm from the future and you were right on the money 👍
Wow out of all The Doctors, The Second Doctor has met most his incarnations
Is this foreshadowing a multi doctor announcement? Probably not. But we can hope
I doubt it, the only era the 60th seems to want to celebrate is the RTD era.
Still hoping for multiple specials with multiple doctors from different eras, like an 8th doctor story and some classic doctors.
Who knows? Who NOSE?
@@charlestownsend9280 ye part from Rachel talalay the 60th is just a RTD special which I don’t mind
@@DigitalCrate I wouldn't mind it if it wasn't an anniversary special, as anniversary specials are meant to celebrate the whole show not just one small era of the show. Of it was part of the anniversary and we get separate specials with other doctors I wouldn't mind it but anniversary just focusing in the returning showrunner's era just doesn't work for me, it feels more like the anniversary got highjacked by one showrunner who wants to relive solely their greatest hits at the expanse of the rest of the shows history.
Not to mention it's probably the last time that we can have several of the remaining classic doctors appear, so I'll just be watching and thinking about how with two anniversary specials with new who and both of them completely wasted the opportunity to use any of the classic era doctors while they could, so much wasted potential because the showrunner wanted to do a greatest hits of his own era instead.
If anything I'm viewing 13's last episode more as the anniversary because it actually seems to be more like an anniversary special and celebrating different eras of the show with companions from various eras returning not just one.
@@charlestownsend9280 Yeah u make a good point,let’s just hope that something will get announced to do with other eras
Separate Doctors in their own special episodes, all with the Celestial Toymaker, implying he’s messing with the Doctor’s past, culminating with the actual 60th where the 14th Doctor stops the Toymaker and saves his former selves. 👍🏻 #DoctorWho
I'd be cool with that, so far ut just being a 10th doctor RTD special is just disappointing and annoying. I'd love to see the 8th doctor, maybe with Charlie or lucie as their companion (celebrating the franchise in other mediums like audio), 7 and ace, 6 and Perry, 5 and adric, 4 and romana or leela. Even three specials, 10, 8 and a classic doctor would be great.
@@charlestownsend9280 I think we’d see 8, 10, 11 and 12. Followed by 14 as the anniversary episode. A week of specials like Torchwood: Miracle Day.
@@charlestownsend9280 It's been leaked that it's 3 specials
He’s not confirmed as the Toymaker though, right? That’s rumour.
@@1978rharris It's not confirmed but he was seen in a Toymaker outfit for the promotional picture, a redesgined toyshop (literally made for the set) was seen on set... If he's not the Celestial Toymaker, I'd be surprised
The doctor speaking with the Curator is absolutely breathtaking, there's such a deep philosophical drama just pervading the air❤❤❤❤
"Gallifrey STANDS!" nothing short of absolutely epic. Rip John Hurt
"oh, you've redecorated. I don't like it" **troughton's face**
"oh, oh yeah, you never do!"
I just love the fact that they play the 9th doctors theme when rose and 1st doctor are talking
Rose and 1st doctor, when did this happen?
@@Exit911YT how can you pretend it don’t exist when you’re replying to it?
Such a good scene when Rose Tyler and first Docta are togeda
The 1st Doctor? You mean the War Doctor? Who is between 8th and 9th?
Been a Fan since the 4th Doctor, original series (Tom Baker). When I heard his voice in 'Day of the Doctor' I just about cried. It was so good seeing the 4th Doctor again.
Between that one and seeing Sarah Jane Smith again in 'School Reunion' was a JOY, especially when Sarah found the TARDIS and realized that David Tennant was The Doctor.
What I learned from the Five doctors:
Second doctor visiting Brigadier is one of the aspect of near regenerating doctor. In SJA, 11th doctor said that he visit all of his companions, and proud to all of them, before his regeneration. Various media stated that before Second doctor changes, he has gotten into a few adventures before regeneration takes place.
Y'know, I know a lot of 13's stories were pretty weak by comparison to other doctors, but the Fugitive Doctor definitely stood out as one of the better or most interesting concepts introduced. I know the answer to her existence that the show was trying to hint at was that she was just one of a huge amount of pre-Hartnell incarnations, but even then they left it severely underexplored to the point where it's not even entirely clear if that's the case? I hope that Jo Martin comes back some day and the Fugitive Doctor is one of those rare multi-doctor, multi-showrunner story threads or characters that lives on for a while like River Song or the Brigadier that just pops up every now and again. Whether Jo does turn out to be pre-Hartnell, or between 2 and 3, or something else entirely, she had the Doctor energy and I feel like her incarnation deserves more screen time.
As a big fan of Tom (should be Sir Tom) that opening voice of his in Day of the Doctor when he appears as the Curator have me goosebumps at the time and still does. He will be forever and always my Doctor, love those that came after but he's mine.
Man, I wish I knew who he was at the time. Before the 50th, I'd only watched the show occasionally if I happened to catch it. Hearing that voice after all these years, I would have screamed. I'm glad you got to have that moment :)
(Definitely should be Sir Tom)!
Pretty sure he’s an ardent republican so it won’t ever be Sir Tom
@@SusannaEmily British ppl have republicans???
@@kw8671 replublican with a small 'r' = someone who dislikes the concept of monarchy and would rather have an elected head of state. Not the same as American Republicans who support the Republican party
@@kw8671 republican in the UK just means anti-monarchy
40:33 over a decades worth of story line right there
Does anyone else every get complete chills every time they see all 13 Doctors working to save Gallifrey??
It's a shame it was ruined
@@username.exenotfound2943 Bc of the Timesless Child? Yeah, I hope it is written out.
I think, *EVERYONE!* And, augh. I wish 13 Doctor haven`t existed, her seasons breaking canon so much.
They should do Doctor team ups more often. Always fun. Bring back 8! Give him some screen time! And 9!
Unfortunately Christopher Eccleston has stated that he never truly "felt" like the Doctor. Long story short, being the Doctor left a sour taste in his mouth.
He's recently come back for Big Finish Audio Dramas, but will likely, and unfortunately, never be seen on screen again.
While he may not realize that he basically brought Doctor Who back in full force, having David Tennant basically overshadow Eccleston's performance in Series 1, it may be a personal issue
a real shame. First time I watched it I really fell in love with tennant but after a rewatch I can't decide which one of the two I liked more.@@AvidGaymer42
@@AvidGaymer42A personal issue and an issue with the writing and direction, apparently; in more recent interviews and/or convention panels, he's said he'd only consider coming back if it was a story about his Doctor alone (he doesn't like the multiple Doctor stories). And now he's said he'd consider coming back if they got rid of Russell T. Davies and other folks. Seeing as RTD is supposed to be the showrunner for however many seasons out of the 15th's era...yeah, we're probably never gettin' 9 back onscreen.
I laughed so hard when they both looked at each other with glasses on ooh lovely hahaha
I know it's so kind of impossible but 4/5/6/7/8/12 are getting up there in age & we need them back more than most.
Some of those have an age/physical improbability that creates difficulties to really shoot an entire episode but just let us have a brief taste of these men because they might not all be around for the 70th anniversary.
That's why if the 60th is just an RTD 10th doctor special it will disappoint me.
I'd at least like one classic doctor, 8 (cause he needs more screen time) and if it must be 10 then 10 or another new who doctor, like 12.
I’d love Colin Baker, Bonnie Langford and Ruth Madeley in the 60th because they’ve all worked with Russel and they’re my favourite TARDIS Team.
4 would need to have a sitting down role like he did in Dimensions in Time as Tom Baker struggles to move now. Other than that there really aren't many difficulties.
There was a rumor that 5 6 & 7 might briefly appear in the centenary special this year, considering they were all seen staying near filming locations earlier this year IDK how truthful it is but we can dream.
@@wilfordbrimleyful I have a reliable source which says it's true
I love the idea of the doctor revisiting a few old favourites faces
You must really love it now
I love how the first doctor is in the middle above all, nice tribute
9:40 "And in years to come, you might find yourself revisiting a few but just the old favourites."
The Curator lived up to his word given the return of the 10th Doctor as the 14th.
It's amazing how well David Tennant and Matt Smith worked together on screen lol
As brilliant as some of these specials and stories are, the five doctors took the brief and smashed it out of the park. Perfect balance of story, “doctor-ness” and character building.
No sir, all thirteen is one of the best moments in the shows history.
Tv history
The Doctor always gets a great pep talk from The Doctor.
'I'm going home, the long way round', always makes me feel emotional, as that was something our family used to say after a day out, so the Doc is right, it's where we've all been going. Thanks for letting us join the journey Doctor.
I can't believe the "a dandy and a clown" joke wasn't made by John Hurt in DotD. 10 is a dandy and 11 is a clown.
what surprised me is that neither of them started jockeying for who got to be the dandy and who ended up as the clown. missed their chance on that one. lol
I honestly wonder if Tom Baker saying,”Congratulations”,in the middle of his speech wasn’t in character,and just simply him congratulating him on being a part of the show like he was.
I’ve never seen the “a dandy and a clown” line before and it is one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen in this show! 😂
Any episode with multiple doctors is automatically amazing.
We have lost William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton, John Pertwee, and John Hurt. They will always be The Doctor and nothing will change that.
The Day of the Doctor still remains as one of the best since it clearly shows how much care and loved was put into it and is both a tribute and shows respect to every single doctor in one form or another.
I remember when I was little and I used to watch this show with my dad. We both knew very little about it but after our first episode we became absolutely OBSESSED. So much so that when my youngest sister was born we named her rose, the first companion we saw in the show (we started with the 9th doctor). What's really funny though is that he told my mom that he thought that Rose was just a really good name. And only after we brought her home is when he told her where he got Rose from.
12:52 Twelfth doing the same face the Second did when the First called him a clown in The Three Doctors
I think I have just realised something. It CANNOT make sense for the Jo Doctor's TARDIS to look like a Police Box since that happened during the First Doctors time, in the first episode of Doctor Who in fact. So it is impossible for both...
1. The Jo Doctor to be before the First Doctor.
2. Her Tardis to look like a 1960's Police Box.
Only one of those things can be the truth based on what we see in her episode.
Sorry if you like 13s story.
But this is why chibnall shouldn’t be the writer, he can’t explain what he writes.
I mean, time travel
Either that or lazy plotting. Would have made more sense to have a locked wardrobe covered with a dust sheet, with a buzz to it and a key attached to a fob watch. Then have Ruth inexplicably drawn to it, with them entering and see a retro console room
I thought Time of the Doctor was the ultimate multi-Doctor story till Twice Upon a Time bowled me over. A masterpiece.
Bro the Jodi Whittacker multiple doctors is nobody's favorite
Till this day, The Three doctors is my favorite special. It was the first I saw with multiple doctor during the pandemic, and really I feel the nostalgia for all that nights watching classic Doctor who
"Gallifrey Falls No More " becomes "Gallifrey Stands"
The "all 13" Doctors moment from ‘The Day Of The Doctor’ is my favourite - and, I think, the best - usage of archive footage in all of film and television. So perfectly done
I love how every doctor dislike every other doctor... And like them very much at the same time! It always bring a smile on my face
Multi-Doctor stories are big fan service but I like it
In Day of the Doctor, it's a shame they couldn't have got a new line from the surviving Doctors playing over the big "power up" scene. Not visually as they obviously all look a lot older
It could have been visually. The fact they look older doesn't matter because The Five Doctors, The Two Doctors and Time Crash all have Doctors looking older.
@@jellybabiesarecool4657 I think they even explained it somewhere as the younger incarnations aging due to them existing in the same place. But it never bothered me, it's just a limitation of filming a show over decades and I just ignore it and enjoy seeing past doctors again for one more adventure.
I saw a rumor once that they were going to get the surviving Doctors to do a voiceover for that scene but Colin said no because he wanted more for them to do.
Obviously might be bollocks but it does line up with what's happened in the past with The Dark Dimension in the 90's, you had Colin and Peter being upset they were essentially cameos in a Fourth Doctor story.
@@Telos1807 At least they got to do the Five(Ish) Doctors - which was very funny and nostalgic
The timeless child wasn’t the best thing for doctor who, the doctor was special because they were someone who just ran away with a tardis, not because they were born special, but it’s cannon until reconned
I mean, that's always been the case; everything is canon, until they say it is not.
I just view it as She's a "The Doctor" from a parallel universe. That's why 13 doesn't remember regenerating into that other woman because that's the Doctor but not with 13's cycle of faces.
Still... Really wish Chris showed up for this Episode. Would been great to shown (my theory anyway) the personalities of the Doctors reasons, where I always figured since Chris was too traumatized recent of what he did during the War, why he could never be ruthless and since he didn't want Rose to be alone, he needed to be more selfish and self preserving why he had that personality while maintaining his base persona of the love of humans, where he'd always have the fascination. Where Matt is the more attempt at innocence and almost a reset on the huge hole left by all prior companions, so he attempts to become more adapted for a smaller amount of companions, hence when he realized he kept getting mistaken for young, he went to Capaldi and (So much more but just as one example), after falling for Missy he figured to have her wildness on his mind along with River, so influenced and (number of other details) he went on to 14 ( i think or was it 13)
"oh of course, this is where I come in" was a really good way of putting it
I really wish Tom Baker would of asked Matt Smith “Jelly Baby?” And have Matt take one “Don’t mind if I do.”
They'll never beat the Three Doctors its a 'magical' Who serial one of the best in the series history...
Can’t believe I haven’t seen anyone talk about the look on Matt’s face after “He always say that”
Right?
OK - did anybody else start blubbing when Tom appeared when it was first broadcast?
6:17 - GREAT BALLS OF FIRE!! .. great line
Thank you for including the Classic Doctors.
Although he had the shortest time on screen as The Doctor, John Hurt (RIP) is my favourite Doctor.
Yes, John Hurt was a genius. I forget he is gone and wonder why we do not see him any more. Still, I'm a Tom Baker fan first for Dr. Who.
Finally. Confirmation that the curator IS the retired Doctor, and by default the museum must be the TARDIS.
Tbf the Curator said in the episode that he revisited some of his favourite faces, so I too that as confirmation enough back in 2013.
Pfft, basically a fan edit, confirms nothing. Imo the Curator is a TARDIS ai hologram which can appear as any of the classic Doctors and that's enough nerding from me
I think that was always implied.
But with with Chibnal everything can change regardless lol
@@hgwells1899 This is the official YT Channel, it's confirmed, it's also confirmed an official BBC Licensed Comic
@@novawolf_gaming a comic and a UA-cam edit does not equal canon! You get that whoever put this together doesn't work on the show and this isn't an episode you're watching, right?
They say the first doctor you see is always your favorite David Tennant was my first and I do love him but since I've gained access to all the old seasons Jon Pertwee grown to be my new favorite
I like the idea that the master waits until the doctors transcribe the message in the tomb of Rasalon like he can’t read
Perhaps it's a bit like the Rosetta Stone...
I wouldn't be able to understand the first word, in spite of it being written in parental languages of that which I speak... but if someone were to translate it for me, it might be useful/informative!
Best Doctor Who COntent I've watched on this channel. I remember the 5 doctors giving me chills as a young boy.
I'll never forget the rastion robot.
That thing was hella scary.
I guess it turns out 10 couldn't resist a fez either.
Every Doctor is The Doctor, always will be
That statement should be obvious.
Apart from the timeless retcons.
@@rafetossked6723 No such thing. The Timeless Child is not a retcon, no matter how many times idiots like you might insist otherwise.
@Michael Except no-one.
@Michael how can you possibly say that? Denying reality.
48:55 Well, if that's not proof that the Timeless Child arc is 100% nonsense. Yes, this could make sense as before the 1st Doctor, he wasn't "The Doctor" yet. He changed his name to that in his 1st (or so he thought) incarnation. Yet Ruth introduces herself as The Doctor to the 13th Doctor. So clearly she was using that name long before having her memories wiped and being forced to regenerate into a younger version of the 1st Doctor.
IT MAKES NO SENSE!
Oh, and don't even get me started on Ruth having a police box TARDIS way before the 1st doctor stole a TARDIS and it THEN changed into a police box. There are only 3 options as to how that makes any sense:
1) He stole the same one he had previously used that was damaged because of him, and he forgot, and it turns out it can only be disguised as a police box or in its original form, and he just so happened to land in the 1960s. A perfect time for the only other disguise the TARDIS could do to take effect, and the TARDIS also never uses its original form again, even though it can. This is extremely unlikely as, although he didn't technically pick a random TARDIS as Clara pointed it out to him, it would mean that either Clara was extremely lucky in her randomness, or she knew about the previous incarnations of the Doctor in that form and thus when Clara got all the memories of the other lives (pretty sure she did), why would she not have told the Doctor this vital information about his past?
2) The TARDIS that our Doctor has now, saw what she had before the 1st Doctor, and decided to copy the other TARDIS she used back then. This would also mean that both TARDISes had a broken chamelon arch. So quite unlikely.
3) It was the same TARDIS, but, before the 1st Doctor, the TARDIS saw into the Doctor's future and saw they would come to like the police box design and so, chose it for them before they were even the 1st Doctor. Even though the chameleon arch was broken, the Timelords still managed to reset its exterior shell appearance; then after the 1st doctor stole it, the reset was undone. Likely because it wasn't parked in the faulty TARDIS area anymore. This still requires the Doctor to have landed in the 1960s on his first trip, which is the perfect place for the only working disguise the TARDIS still has. The TARDIS could've chosen this place for him, though, as we know, she likes to choose places for the Doctor to travel to. We also know the TARDIS creates backups of future console rooms, so doing the same for exteriors would be perfectly reasonable to assume. The TARDIS then logically installed this backup sometime while the previous incarnations owned it. This would also mean the whole design of the TARDIS is a bootstrap paradox, and considering the nature of Doctor Who, this is clearly the most logical option.
Still, though, none of it makes any bloody sense.