Important to note "The Twist at the end" is possibly the fact H. Arbinger is suddenly still ALIVE IN 1963 after seemingly "DYING" in 1925 🤯🤯 (Which is the same year the Toymaker was in Soho in "The Giggle") or it's IRL actress Susan Twist who has now appeared in 4 episodes as different characters getting a cast credit in the closing credits as "The Tea Lady" this time.. 🤔 Russell has really amped up the mystery boxes in RTD 2 She has now appeared in WBY, TCORR, SB & TDC I personally dislike musicals but the 4th wall breaking, winking at camera & dance numbers really do make me think we are going somewhere with this on purpose..🤔
Wikipedia: Since the breakup of the Beatles, Ringo Starr ( Sir Richard Starkey) has released 20 solo studio albums. He still tours in the Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band a live rock supergroup founded in 1989. Ringo's son Zak Richard Starkey (born 13 September 1965) an English rock drummer has performed and recorded with the Who since 1996. He is also the third drummer to have appeared with Oasis.
I like babies/children and dogs, when they go home! I don't remember, but I was told my sister used to call me a brat. The word bogeyman, used to describe a monster in English, comes from Middle English bugge or bogge, which means 'frightening spectre'. Bogeyman itself is known from the 15th century, though bogeyman stories are almost certainly much older. Wikipedia.
I think the 6 month gap between Christmas 2023 to June/July 2024 has been used to speed up the friendship between The Doctor & Ruby for the audience & excuse this shorter run of 8 eps. I also noticed adverts all over my youtube last weekend for the new audiobook/Novel of "Red Ruby" read by Millie Gibson on the audiobook. If i was to guess BBC Studios have created a money making opportunity to sell those missing 6 months in audio & book form but don't hold me to that. The books will be out Aug-Nov with the Season 1 Bluray/DVD & are avaliable for pre-sale now
The reason why John Lennon and Paul McCartney are the most important is because they were the lead singers and did most of their solo singing Ringo Starr was the drummer and George Harrison was the guitarist one of the best around and the most recognised after they broke up that's not to say George Harrison and Ringo Star haven't done anything Ringo Starr is also largely known for being the original narrator for the british children's show "Thomas the Tank Engine" and George Harrison also did alot of charity they were never in the back bench. No not every british person likes "Dr. Who" there are other fantastic famous british classics the beitish love not just "Dr. Who" and this is coming from an australian whose been the UK numerous times.
He's not really the last of the time lords if the Master is still around also unless you count big finish as canon in the television world we still have Romana trapped around in e-space and Susan in the 22nd century earth and also theres Rasilon still around space somewhere.
The Master was sealed in the Toymaker's tooth and the Doctor banished the Toymaker from the universe. The Doctor is unaware the tooth stayed behind. So as far as he knows, he is the last.
I'm going to be REALLY vague on this comment about this small detail because of potential spoilers that the connected fan theory could end up revealing if it's true, but I wanted to share because it's interesting. Don't worry, I won't name names/places/details or anything. The score playing that causes the Meastro to call Ruby wrong (right before Carol of the bells plays) is a theme that you are already familiar with from a long time ago. That's it. I'm not saying more. Beware of social media, I've seen others pick up on it.
What's you knowledge of the Beatles? Most, if not all, of the Beatles songs were written by John and Paul - if any of the 4 was going to figure out "the Devil's chord" it would be unlikely for it to be George or Ringo.
Russell said 14 died in 2060 or something. BUT it's a show about time travel, so it doesn't matter. The First Doctor was literally still alive in this episode, despite dying 60 years ago for the audience and thousands of years ago for the Doctor. Time travel makes that completely redundant.
I want an episode based on that butterfly thing. Space babies weird but ok Devils chord hated first watch grown on me since but abit heavy handed on RTD inserting gender into it again and star beast wasnt that long ago. Also I found Meastro too OTT for me. Like the most OTT villain in the entire show
Your dog has been running for seven years? The poor thing must be exhausted by now. Space Babies was middle of the road for me. I neither loved nor hated it. Thought The Devil's Chord was terrific. The Maestro was a great villain. The billboard for Chris Waites and the Carrollers is a little Easter egg, in the series that's the original name of John Smith and the Common Men, the band Susan is listening to on the radio in the first episode of An Unearthly Child. Speaking of Susans, actress Susan Twist has appeared in four episodes of this new era now, playing different characters in each one. Which begs the question, is the twist in the end that Susan Twist is going to turn out to be somebody important in the finale (literally a Twist in the end?) Or is she a living Easter egg (along with the Chris Waites billboard and pondering on her fate this episode) that the Doctor's granddaughter is going to appear, (literally a Susan "twist")? Just an idea. May mean absolutely nothing, but kinda fun to think about. 🤔
I never suspected Jinkx Monsoon was American, oops on my part. I wonder, but who really cares if the haters hate the fact a drag artist is in Dr Who, their opinions are their opinions!
The companions from Jodie Whittaker's time were just normal people which is another thing I liked about the era I wish RTD and Moffat would stop trying to be too clever with the companions.
I thought episode 1 was...fine. Inoffensive. Too much exposition. Awful CGI babies. Episode 2 I honestly found really boring, but maybe because it was after 1am and I wanted to sleep. Also, it was a Beatles episode barely featuring the Beatles. That Susan expositon makes me very suspicious. That's something fairly random to bring up for no reason. They do, however, seem to have ditched sci-fi and included actual bloody magic now. Gone the way of Assassin's Creed. Moffat episode tonight, vaguely excited for it.
Really? Yeah, they stopped making up nonsense words to pretend it's sci fi rather than fantasy, so the whole show is different. If you call the werewolf in Tooth and Claw a werewolf instead of a Lupin Veriform, then it just becomes silly.
Imagine getting offended by a kids show. Doctor Who has not done magic before? So what were those witches, vampires, and other supernatural creatures doing?
"Space Babies" was absolute crap "farting spaceships" and "snot monsters" that's a story written for five year olds there was also a retread from "The End of the World" where the 15th Doctor fixes Ruby's mobile to call her foster mum which the 9th Doctor did for Rose you can tell RTD is running out of ideas. "The Devil's Chord" was a slight improvement i liked Jinx Monsoon's over-the-top campy villain as the Maestro the scene where the 15th Doctor takes Ruby to alternative 2024 if the Maestro wasn't stopped is once again a retread from "Pyramids of Mars" where the 4th Doctor takes Sarah to alternative 1980 if Sutekh the Destroyer wasn't stopped RTD is recycling too many old plot holes and it's not as good as "Pyramids of Mars", the actors who playec the Beatles look nothing like them the only bit they got right were the voices but the episode was good but the singing and dancing was so unnecessary and cringe this is "Dr. Who" not "The Sound of Who".
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If you watched Sarah jane adventures thr pantheon was mentioned and that's with the trickster he was part of the pantheon
"Doctor Who always has continuity.. except when it doesn't.."
I laughed. Its so true. I love it tho
I'm glad they have kept the Britishness of the show by continuing to use words like nappies, bogeys, etc.
It's still a British show. Disney + is just involved in marketing and distribution.
I'm just at "Can we have an episode about dogs next?". Well... you can have an unexpected Beatles song about a dog.
Important to note "The Twist at the end" is possibly the fact H. Arbinger is suddenly still ALIVE IN 1963 after seemingly "DYING" in 1925 🤯🤯 (Which is the same year the Toymaker was in Soho in "The Giggle") or it's IRL actress Susan Twist who has now appeared in 4 episodes as different characters getting a cast credit in the closing credits as "The Tea Lady" this time.. 🤔
Russell has really amped up the mystery boxes in RTD 2
She has now appeared in WBY, TCORR, SB & TDC
I personally dislike musicals but the 4th wall breaking, winking at camera & dance numbers really do make me think we are going somewhere with this on purpose..🤔
Ian and Vicki would totally have said the Beatles if the doctor could control the tardis back then 😂
Wikipedia:
Since the breakup of the Beatles, Ringo Starr ( Sir Richard Starkey) has released 20 solo studio albums. He still tours in the Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band a live rock supergroup founded in 1989.
Ringo's son Zak Richard Starkey (born 13 September 1965) an English rock drummer has performed and recorded with the Who since 1996. He is also the third drummer to have appeared with Oasis.
Can we talk about how cool it is that this episode features Cilla Black and the Beatles in the same episode?
I'm not sure how many Americans will have recognised Cilla Black though.
I didn't but I assumed she was another British singer.
@@7thHourFilms That's fine. We all have stuff we don't know.
@@7thHourFilms Better known in later years as the presenter on TV's Blind Date.
From what I understood she died.
I've been looking forward to this and here I am, at home drinking a beer when the notification popped up.
Nice.
"Having a pint"; we have to switch languages when we're watching Doctor Who. 😉
John and Paul wrote nearly all their songs.
John and George were guitar, Paul was bass, and Ringo was drums.
I love to think it's the Pantheon of discord that kicked out the trickster.
I appreciate the Holy Grail intermission music
There was a 2nd Doctor novel in 1995 with 'cats' invading Earth. Invasion of the Cat People.
I like babies/children and dogs, when they go home! I don't remember, but I was told my sister used to call me a brat.
The word bogeyman, used to describe a monster in English, comes from Middle English bugge or bogge, which means 'frightening spectre'. Bogeyman itself is known from the 15th century, though bogeyman stories are almost certainly much older. Wikipedia.
The song Ruby was playing on the piano is her song.
I think the 6 month gap between Christmas 2023 to June/July 2024 has been used to speed up the friendship between The Doctor & Ruby for the audience & excuse this shorter run of 8 eps.
I also noticed adverts all over my youtube last weekend for the new audiobook/Novel of "Red Ruby" read by Millie Gibson on the audiobook.
If i was to guess BBC Studios have created a money making opportunity to sell those missing 6 months in audio & book form but don't hold me to that. The books will be out Aug-Nov with the Season 1 Bluray/DVD & are avaliable for pre-sale now
The reason why John Lennon and Paul McCartney are the most important is because they were the lead singers and did most of their solo singing Ringo Starr was the drummer and George Harrison was the guitarist one of the best around and the most recognised after they broke up that's not to say George Harrison and Ringo Star haven't done anything Ringo Starr is also largely known for being the original narrator for the british children's show "Thomas the Tank Engine" and George Harrison also did alot of charity they were never in the back bench.
No not every british person likes "Dr. Who" there are other fantastic famous british classics the beitish love not just "Dr. Who" and this is coming from an australian whose been the UK numerous times.
He's not really the last of the time lords if the Master is still around also unless you count big finish as canon in the television world we still have Romana trapped around in e-space and Susan in the 22nd century earth and also theres Rasilon still around space somewhere.
The Master was sealed in the Toymaker's tooth and the Doctor banished the Toymaker from the universe. The Doctor is unaware the tooth stayed behind. So as far as he knows, he is the last.
This makes me wonder - when you get round to New Who with your dad, are you going to do two parters in one video like in Classic Who?
I don't think so but who knows.
You say it feels big for the 2nd episode, but remember there's only 8 episodes in the whole season.
I'm going to be REALLY vague on this comment about this small detail because of potential spoilers that the connected fan theory could end up revealing if it's true, but I wanted to share because it's interesting. Don't worry, I won't name names/places/details or anything.
The score playing that causes the Meastro to call Ruby wrong (right before Carol of the bells plays) is a theme that you are already familiar with from a long time ago. That's it. I'm not saying more. Beware of social media, I've seen others pick up on it.
bro I love ya, but it's time to embrace the dome.
I know. I have to mentally prepare for it and that takes time! I've had long hair for like 15 years! I'm gonna look like the Kingpin without it!
@@7thHourFilms I know the pain brother.
54:09 Ringo was the drummer.
He could've still been there!
No one grows up wrong - not Hannibal Lector, not Buffalo Bill, not Leather Face...
Ohhh two in one reaction!
Agreed on the whole baby thing
What's you knowledge of the Beatles? Most, if not all, of the Beatles songs were written by John and Paul - if any of the 4 was going to figure out "the Devil's chord" it would be unlikely for it to be George or Ringo.
They could still be there to support them. You don't need to shaft them. Although, John and Paul were barely featured anyway.
He sidestepped the last of the timelords part because he's ment to be the healed doctor but dunno how when 14 is now dead according to rtd
Russell said 14 died in 2060 or something. BUT it's a show about time travel, so it doesn't matter. The First Doctor was literally still alive in this episode, despite dying 60 years ago for the audience and thousands of years ago for the Doctor. Time travel makes that completely redundant.
@somerandomguy2073 I know, but that was his response to 14 coming back when asked in an interview
Are you going to be getting 14s sonic (and 15s when it's out) to add to your sonic collection?
Maybe. The only thing is where to keep them. I already have too many!
He Who Waits - RTD cast Hank Azaria as this character because ge has to be a combination Any and Rory.
My nieces and nephews I find cute, but not other people’s kids 😂
I'm with you on this one i found the babies actually creepy than cute.
I love episode 2 ! I love Maestro ! I love Doctor Who ! 😊
I want an episode based on that butterfly thing.
Space babies weird but ok
Devils chord hated first watch grown on me since but abit heavy handed on RTD inserting gender into it again and star beast wasnt that long ago. Also I found Meastro too OTT for me. Like the most OTT villain in the entire show
Where's Dad?
About 14 seasons behind.
@@7thHourFilms Heh, heh!
Your dog has been running for seven years? The poor thing must be exhausted by now. Space Babies was middle of the road for me. I neither loved nor hated it. Thought The Devil's Chord was terrific. The Maestro was a great villain. The billboard for Chris Waites and the Carrollers is a little Easter egg, in the series that's the original name of John Smith and the Common Men, the band Susan is listening to on the radio in the first episode of An Unearthly Child.
Speaking of Susans, actress Susan Twist has appeared in four episodes of this new era now, playing different characters in each one. Which begs the question, is the twist in the end that Susan Twist is going to turn out to be somebody important in the finale (literally a Twist in the end?) Or is she a living Easter egg (along with the Chris Waites billboard and pondering on her fate this episode) that the Doctor's granddaughter is going to appear, (literally a Susan "twist")? Just an idea. May mean absolutely nothing, but kinda fun to think about. 🤔
I never suspected Jinkx Monsoon was American, oops on my part. I wonder, but who really cares if the haters hate the fact a drag artist is in Dr Who, their opinions are their opinions!
Well the Space Babies episode...was an episode i guess. The Devils Chord was a lot better
Why can't we just have a normal companion? Why do they ALWAYS have to be important.
The last 5 or so companions have been "normal"
The companions from Jodie Whittaker's time were just normal people which is another thing I liked about the era I wish RTD and Moffat would stop trying to be too clever with the companions.
@@tokublwhovian Ace was a pawn of Fenric, so she had an important secret backstory.
I thought episode 1 was...fine. Inoffensive. Too much exposition. Awful CGI babies. Episode 2 I honestly found really boring, but maybe because it was after 1am and I wanted to sleep. Also, it was a Beatles episode barely featuring the Beatles.
That Susan expositon makes me very suspicious. That's something fairly random to bring up for no reason.
They do, however, seem to have ditched sci-fi and included actual bloody magic now. Gone the way of Assassin's Creed.
Moffat episode tonight, vaguely excited for it.
The babies were real, the only thing CGI were the mouths.
And they haven't ditched sci-fi, they are just including more fantasy elements.
Yeah because Doctor Who NEVER did anything magic. When will Doctor Who go back to fighting witches, vampires and these other non-magic creatures.
What happened to my reply? Odd
Really? Yeah, they stopped making up nonsense words to pretend it's sci fi rather than fantasy, so the whole show is different. If you call the werewolf in Tooth and Claw a werewolf instead of a Lupin Veriform, then it just becomes silly.
Imagine getting offended by a kids show. Doctor Who has not done magic before? So what were those witches, vampires, and other supernatural creatures doing?
"Space Babies" was absolute crap "farting spaceships" and "snot monsters" that's a story written for five year olds there was also a retread from "The End of the World" where the 15th Doctor fixes Ruby's mobile to call her foster mum which the 9th Doctor did for Rose you can tell RTD is running out of ideas.
"The Devil's Chord" was a slight improvement i liked Jinx Monsoon's over-the-top campy villain as the Maestro the scene where the 15th Doctor takes Ruby to alternative 2024 if the Maestro wasn't stopped is once again a retread from "Pyramids of Mars" where the 4th Doctor takes Sarah to alternative 1980 if Sutekh the Destroyer wasn't stopped RTD is recycling too many old plot holes and it's not as good as "Pyramids of Mars", the actors who playec the Beatles look nothing like them the only bit they got right were the voices but the episode was good but the singing and dancing was so unnecessary and cringe this is "Dr. Who" not "The Sound of Who".