I love all these shows and characters since I was younger!!!! & I still love them!!!!

thank you for this video. i am SO tired of people ripping on the genius that is shrek the musical. it's such a good show and im tired of people saying it's horrible!

Did you notice the pinky ponk ?

Farquaad has always been my favorite from both the movie and the musical

In my honest opinion, they're both good!

I actually LIKE Shrek: The Musical.

I honestly love the 7b theme. The intro sucks but I feel like the theme fits with the doctor's darker tone during that half of the season.

It was Peter Kay’s baby essentially and remember due to animation. This must of started pre production as soon as roary the racing car started

I personally liked how they did Plankton. 🙂 How else would you go about it?

This is gonna sound weird, but react to the american OC. They do such a better job.

I guess I got lucky with my ticket price. It was considerably less than a two act show.

Fantastic show to see live if you get the chance. Truly joyous

This was so fun! I love Be More Chill! 😊

funfact thomas was voice by ringo starr

The American OC was so much better than this

I like that Ruby’s mother was a normal person - I feel like a lot of Tenants era had the same vibe of ordinary people are extraordinary and everyone matters. I do wonder if her father is more important than we think.. Anita Dobson - loving her snippets!

so a 15yo wore that cloak?

It’s the average RTD finale- great buildup, poor resolution

I wish I actually liked it but good grief that crashed and burned.

Oh dear... The handwaving away of the destruction by Sutekh was so annoying. It's yet another reset like S3 Last of the Timelords. Taking Sutekh for walkies in the time vortex... My favourite things about this two parter have been the acting from Bonnie Langford, Gabriel Woolf and Ncuti Gatwa and Millie Gibson. Not boring like series 11 finale but disappointing and a waste of the talent involved. I have enjoyed Unleashed, more than the stories at times. The resources available are well-used by the talented production team but they are not being given engaging stories. I wish I could work out why, I think there needs to be other writers involved particularly in such a short season. I only enjoyed 73 Yards and Rogue and bits of the other stories except Space Babies which was risible. It was never boring, but for me so much of season 40 or series 14 just didnt land. I wanted to enjoy this series but just felt meh for much of it.

Didnt explain the snow. Didnt explain rs flood. All build up and no payoff. I liked the ending .... but it wasnt earned. RTD unleashed.... still cannot write for toffee.

Had more plot holes than a finale I've ever seen. Seriously they should have had Sutekh latch onto the Tardis on Wild Blue Yonder. It would have completely made sense...too bad it didnt make the cut of "the one who waited" when he only waited 7 episodes before revealing himself. And seriously there are so many points in the Doctor's history where Sutekh's cover would have blown. Pandorica, Trenzalore and most recently the doubling of the Tardis at the end of the Giggle. What was RTD thinking? All credence of seriousness lost when the Doctor retook control so easily with just a whistle. Lol Sutekh has a physical form he cant just phase? RTD should have gone Avengers infinity war style and end the episode with the 14th Doctor dying and have him try to pair with the 15th and close the loop of 14 hanging around...and he is still going to hang around like a foul odor whenever a world ending event is on the cards

In general, I enjoyed the episode but the short season definitely struck the pacing hard. I think we should have had an episode earlier in the season that explored the tape and the time window but ended with the entity around the TARDIS but not the knowledge of what b it was. The rest of the episodes could have happened as they do currently, except with that undercurrent of concern over who ruby's mother is (building the importance they place on that information) and what's wrong with/ what's on the TARDIS. Then the 2 part finale should have kicked off with the unit visit and suteck reveal before ending with the dust clouds of death. Then the introduction of the random women who survived but was forgetting would be the open for the 2nd part. The thing about ruby's parents being no one in particular doesn't bother me too much because it kinda plays into a part of doctor who lore that's been shown through different doctors - that no one is more important than just a regular human but I never felt that the doctor was putting a huge effort into finding out about ruby's mum, other than the TARDIS scan. I think in general everything worked, just maybe not in the order it was placed.

Massive disappointment for me. Other episodes felt like they had scenes cut from then, this felt like the first 15 minutes could have been and you wouldn't notice. Bit big headed of The Doctor to think he's a God of life, when the ONLY person he's saved ln season one is the bad guy in Space Babies. I'm going to have to watch it again with a pen and paper, as my disappointment is clouding my thoughts.

This is extremely disappointing for a series finale. Poor writing and it will not get better. Plot is extremely messy and too many plot holes. This is really poor sci-fi writing with poor elaboration. A spoon??? Garbage!!! RTD is a mystery writer pretending to be sci-fi writer. Too many open plot holes and misdirects.

I really wish they actually used sutekhs old design because I’m not the biggest fan of the cgi dog.

Hello lad. Glad you enjoyed it, and I wish I had the same experience. I really detested the writing overall, even the emotional moments in the ladder half. Recency bias will have me mulling over it, but I am left with a very negative view of the show's narrative after this one and am less interested in sticking around for a sequel season. Shoutout to the performances of Ncuti, Millie, and Bonnie... all wonderful. I also enjoyed the spectacle from the VFX team... lovely job. Just wish I had enjoyed the story.

Ruby's mother reveal was very disappointing and a waste of 8 episodes. Her mother being a ordinary person should have been revealed in the Christmas Special instead of taking 8 episodes. It's totally pointless that a story arc spread over 8 episodes is about a mystery woman who turns out to be a nobody in the Doctor Who universe. The reveal could have been done in just one episode.....the Christmas special because the message would still be there and the message is ordinary people can be heros too. Its ridiculous its took 8 episodes to get that message across to viewers.

Great show wow EMPIRE OF DEATH

Ngl, Doctor Who's kinda an anime. Start: You are a bloke kidnapping people in 1963 with your time machine and being rude but playful. Now: You are the God of Life, fight the God of Death. Totally an anime. 😂

I'm so tired of that excuse tbph. What if Avengers Endgame didn't happen, because anything we could imagine would've been cooler than what they could give us on screen?

I hate to say I’m disappointed. I love doctor who. Love Ncuti Gatwa. Love RTD (Did). But this just isn’t hitting. The plots move so fast and are so cluttered. Having 8 episodes allows for them to skip over things which hurts the character and peoples relationship with them. It just feels smaller. I feel like they are trying to rely on bringing old charters back to create character stakes. But then everyone survives. I think Ncuti is a great actor but for some reason his acting seems bad at times ( I think this is a directing issue tbh and the way the cinematography is handled these days - very soft modern ). I feel like for that story to feel so big, as big as they made the villain, it need to be at least 3 episodes. Or have sutekh show up a few times/more direct hints towards him. Also the doctor cried every episode. It’s not unusual for the doctor to cry and I have no issue with that. But it looses the depth in my opinion. It looses its weight if he cries every episode. Like when David or Matt cried it hit hard as he didn’t often show emotion like that. Yes I understand this doctor said to the 14th to feel things more. But I feel this was too much. Or am I being insensitive lol ? I feel like he’s been too humanised, he fits in too well. If that makes sense. It’s like someone in a period piece but you know they’ve seen an iPhone 😂

I caught the mention of her father by Kate. saying that he is a wrong'un.. I dont think we have seen the end of the family however, as Millie is back for season 2.. so there is something bubbling under the surface.. The hidden song within her hasn't yet been explained, so quite a lot may have been kept over for next time

Ruby's mum...yeah wandering past a church on Christmas eve in the snow in full Victorian hooded cloak and pixie boots is something normal people do...Mrs flood channelling Clara with her 'clever boy' line...could be something there and didn't she look a bit like the trickster in white at the end or possibly an evil Mary Poppins with her suitcase at the end? Overall a strong episode let down slightly by a 55 minute run time...I think making the episode feature length would have fleshed things out a little more.

What was all that about? Rubbish...

The first half of the episode was amazing the woman and the spoon, the scene with mrs flood and cherry was so cryptic. The second half was a complete let down. I did like the fake out with sutekh and ruby. I just felt completely nothing by the end of it. I also am really struggling to get 15, I feel like I should like him but he’s been such a bystander this season that a lot of his emotion in this ep it just felt ‘unearned’.

I agree with most of your points. I was extremely disappointed because I love Sutekh; he is one of my favorite villains. I enjoy reading about his lore in books and other media. I was very excited for the last episode, but now I feel angry. It had so much potential for me, but it fell completely flat and didn't make much sense. In the past, Sutekh was said to be able to kill everything in the universe with just a thought and that it was impossible to have him at full power bc the story would end before it began and this was by one of the original creators, so having him appear weakened compared to the Toymaker and Maestro doesn't make sense. Also, the idea of him being attached to the TARDIS the whole time doesn't add up. What about the times the TARDIS "died" in other episodes, like with the Tenth Doctor in the other universe or with the Eleventh Doctor when it exploded and slowly died at his grave? Why wouldn't the Doctor have detected Sutekh's presence if UNIT did a quantum scan? As for Ruby, I understand your point, but I would have preferred it to be something more interesting than just a regular person who we suddenly believe to be important. Originally, she wasn't important, so why wouldn't Sutekh, the god of gods, know who she was? The only time she was important was when they looked back at her in the time window. This episode felt like a cluttered mess. It followed an amazing episode only to fall flat. I'm just very disappointed because I was so excited for this.

Absolutely rubbish episode. A great season ruined by the worst series finale theres ever been in Doctor Who. What a waste of time this all ended up being.

Horrible finale to a great season. A build up that lead to nothing. Thank you Davis for wasting my time 😡

I thought the episode was a major letdown, especially after all the hype. I thought RTD was supposed to save & bring Dr Who back. He seems to be doing the opposite with lazy script writing

I'm still gathering my thoughts, but overall, I'm a bit split on this finale. On the one hand, I did like that Ruby's parents were actually just normal humans, but on the the other hand, it seems like a bit of a cop out. I mean, I can buy the bit about Sutekh only believing her mum was important because Ruby and the Doctor believed as much... But, we were shown certain elements throughout the entire season that have to do with Ruby's very nature or origins (like you've said, things like the snow, the carol song, the Doctor's memory of that night changing etc), which were meant to lead us to believe that she wasn't exactly a normal human.. And those things were never actually explained, which is a bit disappointing. We did get a few mentions of 73 Yards, more than I was expecting tbh, but.. They didn't exactly make this better, since again, it wasn't actually explained or important to the overall mystery. Like, it's cool that the TARDIS perception filter apparently works from that same distance, and nice touch that Ruby sort-of remembers what happened to her in the alternate timeline, but it wasn't actually important and didn't lead to anything in the end. I thought the Memory TARDIS being used and explained some more was very cool, and I also liked the idea of Sutekh latching onto the TARDIS all the way back in the 4th Doctor's era and being around for this entire time. I also loved the apocalyptic vibe of the episode, seeing the universe destroyed again was very reminiscent of Flux, but in a very cool way.. I especially liked the sequence with Mel, and the idea of memory itself dying; and also loved the Doctor's reaction to the death wave and his scene with the random kind lady. However, I do wish the solution in the end, was a bit better than just... Dragging Sutekh through the time vortex with a bit of rope. Like, I'm not really sure how or why that even worked lol. I don't have a problem with it being silly solution, as it is DW after all.. But I mean, in the internal logic of the show itself, what even made the Doctor realise that it would work? Or, if he knew all along that it could, why did he need to wait so long until so many planets were destroyed before trying it? It seemed like a bit of an oversight. Script-wise, it was a last-minute solution that reminded me of the Last of the Time Lords ending, which I think we all know is considered RTD's worse for a reason. It seems like whenever RTD gives us very high stakes, he forgets to think of a way out and consider an actual solution until the very last second, and then there's not enough screen time left to actually construct one that makes sense within the narrative, so he just finds the quickest easy fix he can and sticks with it. I liked the idea of an ending scene with the Doctor and Ruby, but honestly, the season wasn't long enough and didn't give us enough of them together, for me to buy that they have such a deep, unbreakable bond. It made their goodbye feel a bit overdramatic, but IDK.. maybe it's just me. I am happy that Ruby is coming back for S2, cause I do like Millie and her dynamic and chemistry with Ncuti, I just could have honestly done without the scene of them saying goodbye, or maybe replaced it with a more lighthearted one where they just decide that Ruby should have a break and stay with her family for a while. Oh, and the Mrs. Flood bit didn't bother me as it's clearly a set-up for the next season. Basically, I loved the vibe of the episode, I liked a lot of the character moments we got, the acting and emotional stakes.. But the script itself in terms of the mystery and overall plot, was a bit of a let down sadly.

I think you summed it up perfectly. A whole lot of emotion and a very Vanilla Plot. Not a terrible story but honestly it was quite Vapid. I feel like this story should have been written by Moffat

It was so intense I don’t think I moved from the edge of my seat the entire time

I totally agree with your opinion about Ruby's mum, I think it makes sense that she's someone random because any other reveal may have felt lame

6/10 unfortunately 😭

I was on the edge of my seat the WHOLE time

So, UNIT hires high school kids now? If I recall, isn't Rose supposed to be about 16?

I did really enjoy it and I think there’s a lot more to be revealed in the next episode. But I think we might feel the same, in that the wrap up might change how I view this one. If they mess up the landing I might look back on it more negatively. I kinda seen the Harriet thing coming a mile off but that didn’t bother me

I think RTD is following an MCU/anime style of storytelling. Where they set checkpoints up but are ultimately leading to the 'even bigger big bad.' Part one was always going to have a lot of filler but I think it will helo the grand story-telling in the end. Sutekh is like the first boss fight for the Doctor but there's bigger threats coming.

Fantastic episode pal, a true Doctor Who episode. Real Doctor Who fans enjoyed it, especially those fans of a certain age. It a 2 part finale pal, the journey will finish next week, not everything in life has instant gratification but you young, this was def aimed at older fans buddy 👍