With the skulls, the lighting and eerie shots, does anyone else want to see a horror film set in Sam's bedroom? He just kidnaps people and talks to them about Dr Who trivia. Enacts torture when they declare something non-canon.
Fun fact about that Jack the ripper identity "reveal" The dude doing the DNA test accidentally made a typo, so what seemed like an extremely rare gene linking it to that polish chap..was actually a really common gene basically all Europeans have hahaha He'd been all cocky he'd solved it too, poor guy
@@SamyulDavis hahah right? Like it was the crowning achievement of his life's work, I think the article of clothing with the dna on it took a lot to get as well. ..but one tiny little mixup with your data and you go from the forensic find of the century to a punchline haha, definitely feel bad for the guy
Time After Time is a great movie and has a few similarities to the 1996 Doctor Who Paul McGann TV movie. Both are mostly set in San Francisco. Both involve an eccentric fish out of water protagonist (dressed in 19th century attire) and his time machine who square off against a psychopathic former friend who is now his archenemy. Both involve the protagonist hooking up with a contemporary woman who is initially skeptical of the hero's claims. There are a few more similarities but those would be spoilers. The director is Nicholas Meyer who wrote The Seven Percent Solution, directed Star Trek II & VI and IIRC contributed to the Star Trek IV script...which also involves a time traveling hero hooking up with a skeptical woman in San Francisco. Now that I think of it, the three main leads of Time After Time have all appeared in other films/TV/audios that involve timey-wimeyness. Malcolm McDowell appeared in Star Trek Generations, David Warner was in a few different Doctor Who stories and Mary Steenburgen appeared in Back to the Future III.
I love Big Finish's villains quadrilogy! Davros is a fascinating stripping back of the Doctor's relationship with Davros and what makes him tick! Master is a haunting exploration of the very nature of good and evil, and what set the Doctor and Master on their paths! Omega Zagreus is a bold and beautiful attempt to do something really different with the whole franchise!
Great work as always Sam! Always a pleasure to see a new Broke Canon! Dr. Who tattoos? Too late, I already have a half sleeve with a TARDIS and Gallifreyan script surrounding it. Plot twist: Omega created time travel using only Sunny D... orange flavored... drink? (It's almost drinkable).
I hear that no burnham backing track Sam. Wonderful way of telling us that you too are losing your mind stuck in a room producing content. On that note… can’t wait for the next broke canon!
Honestly. The 'the doctor committed genocide' card isn't at all surprising or shocking anymore. You see it in an episode or in big finish and its like... "yeah... so?".
@@pious83 I know right? Though it was simm's master who was a little gremlin s***head. If it was Missy I'd probably cheer along, perhaps politely golf clap for any particularly greusome/funny deaths.
@@pious83 Well, to be fair, when he stopped Logopolos, the Master destroyed about a third of the entire universe. The Master is still way ahead in the body count.
And sometimes when they do it, like against the Daleks or Cybermen, it’s honestly justified. I mean… come on, you can’t tell me that there are any innocent Daleks. As for the Cybermen, they’re basically dead already.
See I always thought the doctor's snake tattoo was like the Corsair's and it just moves around with each regeneration. Which means 11's must be on his balls since we can't see it on the rest of him in Time of the Doctor
Imagine being in the Royal Navy and pulling a prank on your mate, only to accidentally create lore for a sci-fi show. I hope the guys who did that lived to find out the full bizarre extent of their actions, considering that Pertwee served during WWII… especially considering that part of his service was on the HMS _Hood_ - a ship that was destroyed in battle with the loss of 1,415 men out of a crew of 1,418.
Could you do a fact about the doctors real age? I know in the show they directly tell us from time to time and right now it's supposed to be somewhere within the 2000s. But when you consider the extended canon and stories that take place over years and years of time when you add up the numbers or try to it's hard to figure out if the 2000 year mark is correct or not. More importantly I know that the doctor spent many years on trensalor but before that I'd like to figure out there actual age, for instance I'm pretty sure the forth doctor once said they were in the mid 700s and then 6 regenerations later they've only aged by like 200 years? 6 regenerations!? Also is it actually true that the tenth doctor was only around for 4 years? Thats a good fact on its own as in the show it's 4 years but I doubt the numbers match up for that. Anyway please check out if worth doing a fact on, though I realize the research for this one is insane.
2:21 if the intention was for the snake to be a C than they sure did screw that up. The snake looks more like a question mark which is a pretty cool coincidence
Another great vid! I think it was Paul Cornell, not Magrs, who came up with the prison branding in-universe explanation. But I could be wrong, my brain is f*cked.
I'm listening to Big Finish's monthly range in order (and for the first time) and am currently at The Time of the Daleks... so I've taken your advice and stopped the video at 11:24. At the rate I'm going, I'll be back in a couple of months...
The Aaron Kosminski stuff in the real world is still not confirmed. Based on the info about his life and the "DNA evidence", we have nothing to say it was him. His info regarding being in an asylum completely contradicts one of the main points towards it being him, due to him being sent to one way later than the ripper was and living longer than the ripper apparently did, as well as the "evidence" that contained DNA being really shoddy and unlikely at that. I know a decent bit about the Jack the Ripper stuff, due to having read into it a lot, both real world and Whoniverse related. EDIT: Just got to the Omega part of the video. I'm actually in the Omega comic by Cutaway Comics and will be in the Brian Blessed audio adaptation of that comic when it comes out, which is fun.
@@SamyulDavis I've not really looked too into the continuity stuff in them, just trying to go through gently until the full story is out on each. Although the end of Omega just released yesterday for Kickstarter backers, which was quite an enjoyable read.
@@eshbena With regards to Aaron Kosminski, the piece of evidence that apparently proved it was him only disproves the notion that it wasn't him and could identify most people in London at the time. The fact it was apparently taken from one specific crime wcene that was logged more thoroughly makes it seem very unlikely to really be what it claims to be.
The fact there were at least two different 5th Doctor stories released in 2003 about 5 pulling a whoopsy doopsy genocide, as well as atleast 2 Doctor Who stories that same year about the Doctor’s horrific memories being forced on to his villains is bonkers!!! Especially since it was the shows 40th anniversary year!!! How did the fandom make that year a sadder anniversary than 1993?! How did they make something MORE depressing than DIMENSIONS IN TIME?!?!
And of course the rumor about Grandfather Paradox's prison tattoo arm removal lends credence to the idea that he is the Doctor... Although I suspect that idea has been quashed more than last time I checked.
Didnt the x files have a guy that had a tattoo that spoke to him with a voice that sounded like Jodie foster? Does this mean doctor who crossed over with the x files LMAO😄👽
I’ve read Christmas on a rational planet, where are you getting these facts from? Talk about eighth man bound, which is an actual thing that happened in the book
@@SamyulDavis Right, if you ever do find a copy of Christmas on a rational planet, please do get it because it’s not what you expect, it’s not as hype as you think it is. The book of war is an odd book too and I believe it contradicts quite a lot of other media
I love how Sam keeps teasing the insurmountable rabbit hole that is Faction Paradox. All Who roads eventually seem to lead to there or Lungbarrow
With the skulls, the lighting and eerie shots, does anyone else want to see a horror film set in Sam's bedroom? He just kidnaps people and talks to them about Dr Who trivia. Enacts torture when they declare something non-canon.
Didn't the Valeyard do that that one time?
I'd come over for a doctor who trivia sleepover 🤣🤣
Yeh, same
The more I learn about Doctor Who, the funnier 10’s “I never would!” comment becomes lol
Yeeeeep. It’s almost like it was an immense simplification of his character to make the moment happen.
@@movieman6456Or it's a part of the doctor's ark in becoming a narcissistic super villain who thinks he's the god of time
@@movieman6456It's almost like he was lying to himself to make himself feel better.
His first episode had him kill a guy and say "no second chances."
Fun fact about that Jack the ripper identity "reveal"
The dude doing the DNA test accidentally made a typo, so what seemed like an extremely rare gene linking it to that polish chap..was actually a really common gene basically all Europeans have hahaha
He'd been all cocky he'd solved it too, poor guy
That's hilarious and tragic. Imagine being intelligent enough to carry that sort of research out and then failing over a typo.
@@SamyulDavis hahah right? Like it was the crowning achievement of his life's work, I think the article of clothing with the dna on it took a lot to get as well.
..but one tiny little mixup with your data and you go from the forensic find of the century to a punchline haha, definitely feel bad for the guy
Time After Time is a great movie and has a few similarities to the 1996 Doctor Who Paul McGann TV movie. Both are mostly set in San Francisco. Both involve an eccentric fish out of water protagonist (dressed in 19th century attire) and his time machine who square off against a psychopathic former friend who is now his archenemy. Both involve the protagonist hooking up with a contemporary woman who is initially skeptical of the hero's claims. There are a few more similarities but those would be spoilers.
The director is Nicholas Meyer who wrote The Seven Percent Solution, directed Star Trek II & VI and IIRC contributed to the Star Trek IV script...which also involves a time traveling hero hooking up with a skeptical woman in San Francisco. Now that I think of it, the three main leads of Time After Time have all appeared in other films/TV/audios that involve timey-wimeyness. Malcolm McDowell appeared in Star Trek Generations, David Warner was in a few different Doctor Who stories and Mary Steenburgen appeared in Back to the Future III.
oh my godddddddddd
Woah
I watched it just recently! TV movie is absolutely inspired by it.
The Doctor committing genocide again? He did it again
Oh, I suppose he's cancelled now? Innocent until proven guilty I say
I love Big Finish's villains quadrilogy!
Davros is a fascinating stripping back of the Doctor's relationship with Davros and what makes him tick!
Master is a haunting exploration of the very nature of good and evil, and what set the Doctor and Master on their paths!
Omega
Zagreus is a bold and beautiful attempt to do something really different with the whole franchise!
Tegan (briefly) had a snake tattoo, too...well, kinda...
I see what you did there
Ba-dum-tisss
Great work as always Sam! Always a pleasure to see a new Broke Canon!
Dr. Who tattoos? Too late, I already have a half sleeve with a TARDIS and Gallifreyan script surrounding it.
Plot twist: Omega created time travel using only Sunny D... orange flavored... drink? (It's almost drinkable).
As opposed to Doctor Who's intentional genocide - 'ending' the Time War
I hear that no burnham backing track Sam. Wonderful way of telling us that you too are losing your mind stuck in a room producing content. On that note… can’t wait for the next broke canon!
Honestly. The 'the doctor committed genocide' card isn't at all surprising or shocking anymore. You see it in an episode or in big finish and its like... "yeah... so?".
Yet the Master kills a tenth of the Human race and that has to be completely undone???
@@pious83 I know right? Though it was simm's master who was a little gremlin s***head. If it was Missy I'd probably cheer along, perhaps politely golf clap for any particularly greusome/funny deaths.
@@pious83 Well, to be fair, when he stopped Logopolos, the Master destroyed about a third of the entire universe. The Master is still way ahead in the body count.
@@eshbena Weird how the Master literally doing a Thanos had barely any impact on the universe.
And sometimes when they do it, like against the Daleks or Cybermen, it’s honestly justified.
I mean… come on, you can’t tell me that there are any innocent Daleks. As for the Cybermen, they’re basically dead already.
Why was this set up so cute?!
Glad I'm not the only one who thought this! 🥰😭
See I always thought the doctor's snake tattoo was like the Corsair's and it just moves around with each regeneration. Which means 11's must be on his balls since we can't see it on the rest of him in Time of the Doctor
The Corsair had to repeatedly get the snake tattoo put on it didn't continue over during regeneration
The best UA-cam series continues. Seriously. I adore this series beyond belief. It brings me joy and also new DW stories to watch/read/listen to
Every Broke Canon is a bedtime Broke Canon in my house!
Because I have major depression and rarely leave my bed.
Oh how nice
@@DucksFor4 ssh she's valid
I always thought that the 3rd Doctor's tattoo looked more like the snake in the shape of a question mark.
Imagine being in the Royal Navy and pulling a prank on your mate, only to accidentally create lore for a sci-fi show.
I hope the guys who did that lived to find out the full bizarre extent of their actions, considering that Pertwee served during WWII… especially considering that part of his service was on the HMS _Hood_ - a ship that was destroyed in battle with the loss of 1,415 men out of a crew of 1,418.
Remember that time the 8th Doctor left the Meddling Monk to the mercy of the Weeping angels, all wile hes begging the Doctor to save him? Cold.
Yay! I was waiting for the Omega story to come up for months!
10:40 "I don't know... I hate this show." Lol.
Why is there so much genocide in this show?
Don't worry though, most of it is done by the good guy...
Brian Blessed as Omega?! I'm all for it if they did that! I mean, who else but Blessed could follow the scenery chewing presence of Stephen Thorne?!
Could you do a fact about the doctors real age?
I know in the show they directly tell us from time to time and right now it's supposed to be somewhere within the 2000s. But when you consider the extended canon and stories that take place over years and years of time when you add up the numbers or try to it's hard to figure out if the 2000 year mark is correct or not.
More importantly I know that the doctor spent many years on trensalor but before that I'd like to figure out there actual age, for instance I'm pretty sure the forth doctor once said they were in the mid 700s and then 6 regenerations later they've only aged by like 200 years? 6 regenerations!? Also is it actually true that the tenth doctor was only around for 4 years? Thats a good fact on its own as in the show it's 4 years but I doubt the numbers match up for that. Anyway please check out if worth doing a fact on, though I realize the research for this one is insane.
sam has got some very intense eye contact and I
live for it
I just got into bed to watch this before work super cosy
I'm a massive fan of this chilled out edition. I'm in my jammies watching as Sam's in his jammies....
lets have a nice sleepover and listen to The Chimes of Midnight
2:21 if the intention was for the snake to be a C than they sure did screw that up. The snake looks more like a question mark which is a pretty cool coincidence
Another great vid! I think it was Paul Cornell, not Magrs, who came up with the prison branding in-universe explanation. But I could be wrong, my brain is f*cked.
the snake looked like a question mark to me
Hi Davis. Any chance you can link that story to where Nobody No one finds ace at McDonald’s
That saucy Jack reference though.
Didn't expect to hear a track from Inside in this Doccy who video, not disapointed tho
I'm listening to Big Finish's monthly range in order (and for the first time) and am currently at The Time of the Daleks... so I've taken your advice and stopped the video at 11:24. At the rate I'm going, I'll be back in a couple of months...
The Aaron Kosminski stuff in the real world is still not confirmed. Based on the info about his life and the "DNA evidence", we have nothing to say it was him. His info regarding being in an asylum completely contradicts one of the main points towards it being him, due to him being sent to one way later than the ripper was and living longer than the ripper apparently did, as well as the "evidence" that contained DNA being really shoddy and unlikely at that. I know a decent bit about the Jack the Ripper stuff, due to having read into it a lot, both real world and Whoniverse related.
EDIT: Just got to the Omega part of the video. I'm actually in the Omega comic by Cutaway Comics and will be in the Brian Blessed audio adaptation of that comic when it comes out, which is fun.
I bought a bunch of them just now! Know if there's anything suitable for this series in the Paradise Towers/Eldrad/Lytton comics?
@@SamyulDavis I've not really looked too into the continuity stuff in them, just trying to go through gently until the full story is out on each. Although the end of Omega just released yesterday for Kickstarter backers, which was quite an enjoyable read.
John Douglas had a great analysis of the Ripper Case. I found his evidence quite compelling.
@@eshbena With regards to Aaron Kosminski, the piece of evidence that apparently proved it was him only disproves the notion that it wasn't him and could identify most people in London at the time. The fact it was apparently taken from one specific crime wcene that was logged more thoroughly makes it seem very unlikely to really be what it claims to be.
I'm amazed any investigation can still be carried out at all. Crazy stuff.
The fact there were at least two different 5th Doctor stories released in 2003 about 5 pulling a whoopsy doopsy genocide, as well as atleast 2 Doctor Who stories that same year about the Doctor’s horrific memories being forced on to his villains is bonkers!!! Especially since it was the shows 40th anniversary year!!! How did the fandom make that year a sadder anniversary than 1993?! How did they make something MORE depressing than DIMENSIONS IN TIME?!?!
I mean we also had scream with the shalka
Thought the title might be refering to Creatures of Beauty
Can someone explain the audio with Brian Blessed as Omega?
Is that music in the outro from inside?
More videos in this setup please 😭🛌
Is the c on the tattoo Casanisoscik or however u spell it
OK... but why am I not against Blankie Broke Canon as a format?
God damn I love Omega!
Faction Paradox. You know you want to. Maybe a Season...
0 genocides for Omega? Should probably get a chance to read the recent Omega comic series by Cutaway 😉
I LITERALLY just bought it today
Omega i'm very disappointed in you
And it just so happens that I'm in bed while watching this.
Glad I actually skipped the Spoiler, Omega was fantastic!
8:57 I've seen the (short-lived) 2017 TV adaptation of Time After Time, does that count? 💁♂
And of course the rumor about Grandfather Paradox's prison tattoo arm removal lends credence to the idea that he is the Doctor... Although I suspect that idea has been quashed more than last time I checked.
I'm pretty sure at this point he's more than one person But I don't know i'm an idiot So I might be completely wrong
Matrix time
I do love post-truth
Can you talk about professor chronotis and how Elijah Wood and dirk gently are cannon.
I made the thumbnail for this segment just today!
DAVIS!! PAUSE THE LODGER AT 15:19 FOR A FACT ABOUT 11'S BIOLOGY
The Valeyard? Seriously? Feel like that's _maybeeee_ reducing an atrocity there. It's never about the women.
_Ted Bundy was Omega all along! Who knew!_
Didnt the x files have a guy that had a tattoo that spoke to him with a voice that sounded like Jodie foster?
Does this mean doctor who crossed over with the x files LMAO😄👽
I quite liked class…
I thought the Class Dragon Tattoo episode was good
Joe rogan podcast episode 18769# davis
Tattoo also looks like a question mark.
I’ve read Christmas on a rational planet, where are you getting these facts from? Talk about eighth man bound, which is an actual thing that happened in the book
Convict tattoos are referenced by Miles in Rational Planet, but most of what I'm describing is in Book of the War.
@@SamyulDavis Right, if you ever do find a copy of Christmas on a rational planet, please do get it because it’s not what you expect, it’s not as hype as you think it is.
The book of war is an odd book too and I believe it contradicts quite a lot of other media
@@Henry-oj1oo A lot of assumptions here! Eighth Man Bound is a great shout though, thank you
Tattoo looks like a question mark...
Sam link your Letterboxd
First. Or was I?
I was first
Time is relative, first is relative
I would totally watch a brian blessed omega
@@SamyulDavis I was actually first
Well he's not wrong.
First