Ninth Doctor Intro | Doctor Who
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2015
- Enjoy the title sequence from Christopher Eccleston's tenure as The Doctor.
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I don't understand why people skip the ninth doctor he was fantastic
Because it didn't go on long enough for us to really get to know the 9th Doctor as well as we have gotten to know the other Doctors.
Actually, He IS amazing :D
SomeKindaSpy He had 10 stories. That's almost as many as the 6th and 7th Doctors and a LOT MORE than McGann ever had.
I don't understand why people skip everything from the First Doctor to the Ninth Doctor.
iLikeTheUDK To be fair, it's a little more acceptable to skip MOST of 1-8 due to having over 600 episodes in the classics, as long as you watch at least one of their episodes I think it's fine.
Reminder that if Eccleston hadn't nailed his performance in Series 1, there wouldn't have been a Series 2.
Show respect. Don't skip Nine.
BurningRabbit72 Series 1 was Better Than Series 2 anyways
Totally agree, Eccleston was a perfect introduction to Doctor Who.
Exactly. It's easy to bash him for how quickly he left, but at the end of the day, he gave the series a perfect reintroduction, and I can't think of many actors available at the time who could've pulled off the experience of being damaged by the Time War like he did.
BurningRabbit72 Agree
Thanks
Ah, 2005. UA-cam was born, Doctor Who was revived and the final Star Wars prequel released.
So basically an achievement, a revolution, and a travesty?
+Red Who Sort of, yeah.
+Red Who oh and don't forget Hurricane Katrina
Don't forget the release of the Xbox 360 console. Oh and also Club Penguin.
Batman begins
" I can feel it, the turn of the Earth.
The ground beneath our feet is spinning
at 1000mph and the entire planet
is hurtling around the sun at 67000mph
and I can feel it."
The 9th Doctor in : 'Rose' March 2005 =))
"We're falling through space, you and me...clinging to the skin of this tiny little world, and if we let go... That's who I am."
"Run." -Pretty much every Doctor.
'This' is why he's my doctor.
***** no I think nine
was good so if you ever adition for the dotor I will tell the bbc to fire you like colin baker
That's almost Monty Python that quote
It was kind of a blessing in disguise that Christopher Eccleston was only around for one season. Because for anyone new, it taught them one of the biggest parts of the series from an early stage. That being the Doctor's ability of regeneration. I'd have loved for him to stay on longer, but the fact that his tenure was so short made it possible to establish important aspects of the show to a younger/newer audience, pretty much from the get-go.
Even besides Eccleston's departure, Series 1 was (and is) a great introduction because it contains pretty much every kind of doctor who story. Base under siege, historical figure cameo, standard alien invasion, mandatory Dalek episode, filler, horror, & ofc regeneration
I remember when "Rose" aired, I was at a friends house and we watched it with his family, when the intro came on everyone jumped and cheered and I distinctly remember my friend's dad was crying, actually crying tears of joy, he used to watch the show as a kid and when that haunting melody came on, to him it must have felt like an old friend had come back home. It was a beautiful, beautiful moment that I will never forget.
Good on you and your friend's dad and family too.
That must have must’ve been really emotional for him to see it come back does he still watch to this day
Nearly crying reading this. I’ve always wondered what it must have been like for old fans to see “Rose” for the first time, and know that Doctor Who was well and truly back. Thank you so much for sharing this.
I think the BBC is gonna put Doctor who to rest after Chibnall leaves for a little while and try to have another revival
@@badwolf9956 With the direction that the show has been heading in the past few years, I'd call that a blessing.
9th Doctor was fantastic.
+George Back I see what you did there
CaptainHeadcrab Hahaha!
George Back came for this
Absouletely fantastic. and you know and what? so was I.
I wonder why he was happy when he was regenerating?
Q: Why do Whovians have a grudge against Microsoft?
A: Because they skipped 9!
+ThePenitentMan1 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOH
It would have been.... Fantastic
skipping 9 joke is really pointless sseing as most Americans also skipped 1-8
howboutda
SO DID APPLE
BANANA>APPLE
"2005? Tell you what. I reckon you're gunna have a really great year"
Heh, I just recently saw the episode.
Jack Abel too soon :'(
2005 was a very good year for me
@@elijahfordsidioticvarietys8770 I was born in 2005
😭
fun fact: the time vortex is actually color coded. if the tardis was going back in time, than the time vortex would be blue, but if an episode was set in the future, it would be red
The 9th doctor is so underrated. He's definitely top 5 no doubt about it
Top 3 for me! (Number 2)
@@elyte3648 Top 3 for me as well (number 1) I like David Tennant's 10th doctor, but 9 was the 1st Dr Who I ever watched. 9 will always be #1 for me, followed by 10.
Wdym “Underrated”?? He’s one of the best Doctors!
(I know he’s underrated, I was being naive as a joke).
He’s a good blend of humorous and serious, with a good level of maturity, looking about 30 years old. Old, but still around a prime age. A hard but soft personality.
Man Eccleston was a FANTASTIC doctor.
These titles will never be beaten.
Needs nine likes
+ciarnan07 not necessarily 9 Likes yet, but 9 Liked.
+9th Doctor ok get every comment get to nine likes
they have been beaten there are four versions 1963 1967 1970 and 1974
I like 11 and 10 series 4
10 Years later and it still looks absolutely fantastic.
no pun intended?
pun very intended
For me it's 15
Fantastic
18 years. Still does
Don't skip Nine. And if you do, I will find you and make you sit down for 9 hours 30 minutes and force you to watch him at gunpoint.
What if someone skips One? ;)
James Aggas A bigger curse than this.
NEVER SKIP WILLIAM HARTNELL
Unfortunately you sort of have to skip 1 and 2 because of missing episodes.
well i do not
In my personal opinioon i feel Christopher Ecclestons series was the best, it was a breath of fresh air for doctor who and was done really well, shame it was for only 1 series, russel t davies did an amazing job bringing doctor who back to life , its a shame he had to go too but i respect both of their decisions.
Series 1 was an absolutely fantastic (pardon the pun) series.
I feel that 1, 4 and 8 are the best series.
It was certainly very good. And among fans, it probably has the least criticised episodes.
Robert Lythgoe 5 is also pretty darn awesome. Those are my highlight series, though I prefer Moffat's take on the series in general.
Christopher Harper I by far prefer Russell T. Davies'. 5 isn't great in my opinion. Throughout Series 5 - 7, there are actually only a few episodes I like.
Christopher Harper Exactly. Both RTD and Moffat have their faults and their good points (although Moffat had slightly more faults). Sick of this argument as well.
I love the way the original Derbyshire baseline is present until the melody where a new one kicks in and the original melody appears. Really great homage to the origianal! Wish all the new themes did this!
I love the part where camera turns around the TARDIS.
Im trying to replicate that in a animation but cant quite get it right
It makes my entire being happy when it does the slo-mo pan around it
I love how they hid the original theme underneath this one.
I wish Eccleston didn't quit I wish he had like 3 or 4 series
The Doctor Your THE Doctor!
Ricardo Rocha what does that mean?
*you're
If he did then 50th would be way different. I always wonder if he stayed for very long time. Maybe until Series 7. How would multi doctor episode will go then? 9 and 8? Obviously John Hurt wouldn't be in since his a last minute insert when Christopher declined.
That means Capaldi would be the Doctor right now
As much as I love David's intro, and performance, it would be wrong of me to not acknowledge that if it wasn't for Christopher's work, we never would have seen it.
This is my favorite title opening from the New Who era. Idk if I'm biased, but I love how simple it is. The music blended in the classic tune of the Classic Who era with a nice modern update. A great way to bring Doctor Who into the 2000s. Plus the 9th Doctor was my first doctor and Christopher Eccleston is (forgive me) FANTASTIC!
Yes, I also really like this version of the opening titles. Although, I like the 2008 version more. And in third place I have the 2014 version, a very similar TARDIS transition in it.
There’s nothing to forgive, Eccleston was a fantastic doctor.
Takes me back... 2005 was a good year.
Almost ten years since Doctor Who returned to our screens!
Personally I prefer 2006, because Series 2 is my favourite, plus BBC's 'Robin Hood' started and that was equally awesome. Well not equally. But unlike 'Doctor Who' it was consistantly very good. As opposed to 'Doctor Who's, some better, some far worse points.
But yes. 2005 was a good year.
CelticPred1997 That's the draw of Doctor Who though. There's episodes that are decent, some that aren't quite there, and then there's episodes that are downright amazing (Empty Child/The Doctor Dances, Silence In The Library/Forest of the Dead, Midnight, Human Nature/Family of Blood, The Doctor's Wife, Listen).
arahman56 Ooh now there's an argument starter. ;p
Midnight - I wouldn't call amazing. I'd say it's one I can appreciate, and get the concept that's being portrayed. But not one I particularly enjoy. It would come near the bottom of my list of RTD episodes.
Human Nature/Family of Blood - Firstly, I think those episode names should be swapped round. I think despite 'Family of Blood' sounding more threatening, 'Human Nature' encompasses the human emotional element of the episodes, and therefore is somewhat more dramatic.
Secondly, like with 'Midnight' it's not one I overly enjoy. It seems to be one of those stories that people tend to either really enjoy or really not care for. I really liked the emotional element of the episodes. Not so much Martha's, but the Doctor's/John Smith's. The villains of the episodes though I wouldn't say were that interesting, so that's really why I don't overly love it. I also think the ending, with the Doctor dealing with the Family of Blood, is really harsh and out of character.
The Doctor's Wife - Ooh now here's one I hate. The episode in terms of story is pretty boring. It is the characterisation of the Tardis though that makes me hate it. That is not at all how I would think a humanised Tardis would act. It doesn't really fit at all, I think, with what I've seen in the past; the heart of the Tardis for example, making it seem like some mysterious being (as opposed to a general Moffat female). Steven Moffat always has major female roles as flirty (he just changes the degree of flirt slightly) and sometimes unpredictable (usually they're a villain though). I know the episodee's not written by Moffat but the characterisation is much the same. Also, I didn't/don't think of the Tardis as having a gender. Obviously, it's sometimes refered to as a female, as are vehicles generally. But I just thought of it as living. No gender.
'Listen' - An interesting one. I thought it started off amazingly. It was on its way to becoming my favourite Moffat era episode by far. But after about a third of the way through it got a bit worse. And the ending ruined it entirely for me. The creature, whatever it was, could have been a really interesting, great villain. But a big opportunity was missed there when they decided that it never existed (or as some people think, it may or may not exist).
And if something is not done about Clara's story, in terms of Danny, and Orson Pink, I will oh so hate this episode. No matter how much Moffat tries to justify it, it was made clear that Orson was the grandchild, or great grandchild, of Clara.
My opinion of great episodes:
The Impossible Planet/The Satan Pit
The Girl in the Fireplace
Army of Ghosts/Doomsday
Rise of the Cybermen / The Age of Steel
The Empty Child / The Doctor Dances
Dalek
School Reunion
Silence in the Library / Forest of the Dead
I don't necessarily enjoy 'Dalek' as much as the others here, and obviously in terms of story it's not greatly detailed, but it is great in terms of presentation of the Dalek.
'School Reunion' on the other hand, isn't great in any particular aspect, other than adressing the issue of the Doctor leaving companions behind. But it's a very enjoyable episode, so I thought it had to be here.
Who's here after the news that Christopher Eccleston will be playing the Doctor again in Big Finish?
Wait what? Really?
@@foxymanaic5934 You read that correctly. Christopher is playing the 9th Doctor again
@@skaroarchives5513 nooooooo way. What! That's awesome. Has this been confirmed?
@@foxymanaic5934 Yep! It's 100% official
@@skaroarchives5513 yayayayayay awesome something to like forward to. Thanks for letting me know.
This makes me extremely happy. I don't understand how people can skip season 1. Chris was amazing.
Wayyyyyy better than Tennant
Heretics
@@Zug8415 agreed
He had a better character arc than Tennant
He was not amazing...
He was **fantastic**
If you listen carefully, you can hear Delia Derbyshires original theme. Love that Murray Gold did that
Welcome back, Russel.
RETURN OF THE KING
HE IS BACK
@@AliFareedMC I'M SOOOO HAPPYYYY
Anyone else notice that the Derbyshire bass line from 1963 was used for the first 15 seconds?
I think most people did.
Kinda the point.
I think this intro is just the original but with an orchestra added in.
@@nevergivethedmideas7252 I didn't
@@hahhah7534 It is
If you get an ad before this, the ad will be like a cold open.
I can only imagine when people in 2005 watched for the first time, and their senses exploded with this awesomeness.
Sure, the Murray Gold arrangement maybe be overused now, but at the time when New Who first hit the scene, they needed a theme and new sequence to catch the viewers. And this really succeeded.
notice how it place a little sound effect at 0:13 as the tardis flies past the camera? that's out of sync in all the episodes after!
Josh Eastham yeah point taken when the orchestral (dont know to spell) comes in it should show the view of the tardis then fade to the red
That awesome moment when you realise the classic theme is there, right below all the extra bits added. Listen to the start- it's there if you're looking for it.
He's back with Big Finish!!!!!!
eccleston was my favourite doctor. His dark yet happy attitude was perfect. The outro music makes you feel like you are safe... for now. I wish we wouldve gotten more of him.
The title that announced the beginning of my favourite Doctor Who era, RTD's storylines and characters were so good
They were........except for the stupid Ten/Rose "love story" (I use that term loosely) and most of S2.
Eccleston is and always will be my favourite new series Doctor. Although I like Capaldi as much as him I think some of the writing in Series 8 let him down a bit but Eccleston's Doctor was well written and brilliantly acted and I truly do respect his decision to leave after one series, despite the fact I would have loved to have seen him again for at least another 3 series
I love that this theme fits Eccleston’s personality, you can almost hear his voice in the choice of instruments
This gives me goosebumps all the time haha. Flashbacks to being a kid GLUED to the screen.
Im with you on that one pal.
Who's here after they announced Christopher Eccleston returning as the 9th Doctor?
Me
holy crap my primary years, I WAS 6 WHEN THIS WAS OUT
I Was 3
+MarvelFan101 101 I was 1
+tardistardis8 Wow Lol Nice To Know My Favorite Doctor Is 10
I was 21 lol.
I WAS 6 TOO
When doctor who was addicting... I miss 9 and 10 Doctor, 11 just a little bit
11 especially
Hello everyone.
Hello
+Johnny Davids Ok, are you stalking me, or did you get to my channel from seeing me here?
9th Doctor, The Cheese God of Cyrodil From Seeing You Here 😂
9th Doctor, The Cheese God of Cyrodil why did you leave
Allo doctor
I remember watching 'Rose' when it first came on. My parents and I just sat down and were glued to the screen as Christopher Eccleston just blew us away as the Doctor. And since that time, I have never missed an episode of the new Doctor Who.
The best and yet most underrated doctor of them all.
My God. This video has been up for an hour and we haven't had one "back when Doctor Who was good" comment. It's a new record.
Yeah surprising isn't it and no Capaldi hate now I say that its gonna come isnt it.
XDEV You were kind of right on that one.
doctor who is still good
Trey Orlikoff That's the point I'm making.
Robert Lythgoe well I like your point
What I love is how this feels like it's saying "I'm back!" after the long absence of Doctor Who themes (Depending if you count the TV Movie)
Just noticed how you can clearly hear the first intro playing in the background
I saw a video the other day of Christopher Eccleston aiding a marriage proposal for some guy by coming in and acting like The Doctor, saying The TARDIS is parked just outside - proof that he does care about the fanbase!
He still loved Doctor Who as of now, he just only left because he just hates how the BBC high execs treat him. He left not because he hated Doctor Who itself.
Scott Davidson Maybe It Wasn’t Christopher Maybe It WAS The Doctor
@@MondySpartan sad that Chris had the same fate as Colin Baker
I remember when I randomly found this show on Netflix a few years ago (when they still had this season) and I totally fell in love with it! It's still one of my favourite shows. Rose and the 9th doctor have a special place in my heart
This theme gives me the chills every time 😳
Not to take away from the amazing performances of Tennant and Smith, I'm sorry, but Eccleston will forever remain my favorite of the new era.
What I like about this one is that if you listen closely, you can hear the 4 beats. It makes it a little more "Hartnell-y."
They used Derbyshire samples up until the 2008 theme.
"If you're an alien then why do you sound like you're from the North?"
"Lots of planets have a North!"
I will always remember watching this show for the first time in 2005, every episode was awesome and fun to watch. When the Doctor regenerated on the Big Brother episode, I was so confused haha. Christopher and David will always be my favourite Doctors. Loved watching this show and the Sarah Jane adventures, back in the good old days. Please bring back the Christmas time slot, Christmas doesn't feel the same without Doctor Who.
The odd thing about these titles was how the logo used in the main titles didn't match any of the other Doctor Who branding at the time, it all used the end title 'next time' logo. The TARDIS model still looks good. The actors' credits do make me think of Word art a little bit.
Anyone notice how the sound effect at 0:13 was always off-sync after Rose until they removed it in Tennant's second intro?
let me guess. you got that off of Dimmeh Looming?
Probably my favourite Opening Titles in the show. I also love the theme tune too. Not my favourite (that honour goes to the one in Series 4). Something I do love about that theme is that it includes the original theme by Delia Derbyshire. Very clever!
So much nostalgia 🙏
A highly underrated Doctor. I may not enjoy him as much as his successor or even some of the classic Doctors but whenever I sit down to watch some Series 1 episodes he always has me gripped; so mysterious and alien. Sadly there's just not enough of him for me to entirely appreciate him. If only he had more series!
Retro Dude he isn't highly underrated
Maybe not with most of the fandom, but outside I've never heard him being mentioned often. I could be wrong though!
inside the the fandom is mainly the Sixth Doctor people dislike the most from what I've seen
He is underrated in the general public I had shown some people clips of Christopher Eccleston who aren't whovians and they always refer to him as "oh that's the bald guy who was on before David Tennant I think"
I love the ninth doctor.I think he deserves way more appreciation!
No really, don't skip 9. He did such a great job as the doctor
Maybe that's partly why he's been coming back for Big Finish audios.
Actually iconic
Not to me.
Also one of my favourite versions. Love the more modernised theme. Great upload, thanks!
This is so nostalgic for me. I remember watching this.
Me:*Stands up too quickly*
My eyes: 0:00
Still the best opening and theme!
Christopher Eccleston is, has and always will be MY doctor. I love all 13, but out of the lot, 9 is my personal favourite.
This will always be my favorite because when I first got into this show, this was the first opening I watched
Everyone glorifies 10, 11 and 12 and sadly everyone forgot 9
Still the best theme from modern who, 13th doctor’s is a close second
To be honest, i think this amount of detail in the doctor who intros needs to come back, we miss it so much, i mean, look at the Tardis! its so detailed and amazing to look at, why don't we have this anymore?
True nostalgia. Thank you
This is actually my favorite intro. I prefer it even over series 4.
Such a simpler time. Smith's and Capaldi's are too complex.
I'm wasn't talking about the show as a whole. I was talking about the opening credits.
Steven Breen Ah. My mistake. You didn't specifically mention the opening credits, though.
True. My bad.
The Doctor is a complex being, he's not a simpleton human.
The best titles and the best music.
I'm a fairly new viewer of the series - as with any television show, I love shows that pull off an engaging title intro.
I've watched a video with a cut of essentially every opening made for this series - and I feel this intro is bloody amazing. We all know what *ahem* the 'hyperspace' effect represents, the Tardis is clearly visible, the music is renowned, and that 0:13 moment... cherry on top.
Hey bbc, you know you could make the internet go crazy by releasing the clean version, no names and no episode
my first doctor ^^ i will never forget him ! he's the one who make love the series
Fantastic!
Amazing Doctor, amazing Intro, just amazing! :D Btw. my favourite title melodie.
And thus my fandom began.
The first episode of doctor who,which I watched, was series 1 episode 2 ( 9th doctor )
***** You can consider the 05 reboot a new show
Why episode 2 ? And TheJapeful you can say it's a new show but in that case you skip 40 years of history.
***** If you look a little closer, you would notice that they said it was THEIR first episode of Doctor Who.
Mr.Pat Yeah, it does say that......now that he's edited it.
Your profile picture made me think there was a hair on my screen. Curses.
Becoming a recent fan of this during lockdown 😂 Eccleston was an amazing Doctor to start off the reboot
I’m glad I watched the 9th doctor, he was great.
Awaken Russell T Davies... We have work to do... Welcome back *KING*
👑 Put this on...
Same thing with me man, when I heard about Russell T Davies's return I immediately thought of this version of the theme and Christopher Eccleston's Doctor.
Wait Russell T Davie's coming back? HELL YA MAN HE WAS THE BEST ERA OF DOCTOR WHO FOR ME
@@MightyMarioBros378 Yep it's true. Russel T Davies is returning to write Doctor Who. I couldn't agree more man, in my opinion too his era was the best.
I wonder if they are going to upload the "different" DT openings by change of names or just by song. And if that's the case, i wonder if they are going to upload the "different" versions of the 2012 openings
Remains the best theme and titles.
The whole design/branding aesthetic that the RTD era had was the best, the Futura typeface matched with the bubble chamber-inspired motifs was genius; plus the best designed TARDIS interior the show has ever had.
Ammoniumbicarbonat exactly plus this time vortex has probably been the most captivating in new who I love the cgi scenes where we see the tarsus flying through the vortex in this era.
Why isn't this one clean of the episode name like the previous ones?
I love me some Eccie.
eclectic eccleston.
This is the "Deep Space Nine" of the Dr. Who franchise while at the same time also being it's "ST: Enterprise".
What a great mix.
The audio and video quality is quite unfortunately poor. Even the audio is downmixed to mono for some reason.
What do you mean downmix to stereo?
Momo Mamo Mono, sorry. It was downmixed _from_ stereo, I was probably unfocused at that moment...XD
iLikeTheUDK Couldn't someone edit it in audacity?
Momo Mamo What do you mean? Someone could edit it in many different softwares. But...Okay, I just don't get you.
iLikeTheUDK I mean duplicating the track on both channels, so you get a so and so stereo
Rip the good intros
And doctors
I miss this days...
This makes me wish i was a kid again. Sadly i dont remember watching much dr who before tennant. Ive now watched all of Eccleston's and hes the best!!
If Eccleston wouldn't have left earlier then we might still have Matt Smith now...
OfficialGilesWinters Nah Matt was needed he was a great transition from Russell’s Doctor Who and Moffat’s
I miss this era of Doctor who. Doctor who just isn't the same with Moffat...
To be fair, it wasn't really the same with RTD. Change is a big part of the show's DNA. It's why I'm looking forward to having a new showrunner. I don't know if he'll be better than RTD or Moffat (although I'm pretty sure he won't be better than Hinchcliffe), but I'm excited for the show to be "new" again.
I hope this new showrunner can leave little bits that can bw solved down the line. River Song could havev been a character that stayed a mystery for years, but they solved almost everything within 2 series
Ahhhh season one. The good old days
funny story; I was watching my cartoon then suddenly I got bored and went on the BBC channel thinking: "hopefully there is some good things going on there" when (at the exact moment I pressed the button to change channel) I arrived there when suddenly the announcer on the TV said: "tuning now BBC Doctor Who" my dad was cooking as he heard it and said: "wait what?!" and then the intro went on. He screamed "OH MY GOD" so loud that all could hear him in the house and my mom knew exactly what was going on. It was Nine that brought back and re-kickstarted the Doctor Who adventures to my family and the world itself.
We can show him respect, he gets mine for sure! he is fantastically awesome for making my dad so happy about his childhood franchise returning and I owe him my family’s happiness.
Whatever happened to the clean titles like in your classic openings? Fail, Doctor Who! Fail! (Don't get me wrong, I still like it, but FAIL.)
Yeah! I was really hoping to have some clean titles uploaded... Especially for the 8th Doctor titles, although I doubt that a clean version of those exists...
I'm confused; are you making a dig at the show? Or this channel uploading the intros?
***** I'm making a dig at the channel, presumably The Eighth Doctor is too.
Oooh you guys made the War Doctor cross!