DID IT SUCK? | Doctor Who [VICTORY OF THE DALEKS REVIEW]

[@timothygeorge5806]

- *Episode Summary* - Dalek: *Would you care for some tea?* The Doctor: No thanks Dalek: ᵒʰ ⁱ ᵍᵘᵉˢˢ ⁱ'ˡˡ ʲᵘˢᵗ *Conquer the planet then*

[@RedArcherLive]

Wasn't the idea behind Amy not knowing about the Daleks to do with the crack in time sucking her memories away? I thought that was why she couldn't remember them, not just to ignore the RTD era

[@teo-pc8yx]

Yes it was and it was obvious

[@junipetta1595]

After a certain point they give up on remembering that aliens are common knowledge, but Amy is one with an explanation

[@fairsaa7975]

@@teo-pc8yx I genuinely question Harrys capabilities as a reviewer, he seems much less objective then I care to remember.

[@syrniaboy]

@@junipetta1595 Sounds about right...

[@harry_page]

Yeah and RTD did that with Donna, who missed all of the invasions for various reasons so it's not like Moffat was the first to do that sort of thing either

[@Squicx]

Little bit of attention to detail, when the crucible and EVERY Dalek ship were exploding and destroying themselves, one Dalek ship manages to escape and you can see it moving off screen intact. I think it's obvious that the ship that escaped was the ship seen here.

[@trashmammal9430]

really? what time roughly, do you know?

[@dalek4463]

The paradigm daleks aren’t a bad design but the colours and obesity really broke em

[@genericuser4019]

yh should've been a bit different, different weapons different equipment ect, and in all honesty the coulors should have been a tad more muted and less bright imo

[@replicarev6heavypoweredarm702]

@@genericuser4019 I think the paradigm daleks were done better color-wise in asylum. With their more metallic coats.

[@genericuser4019]

@@replicarev6heavypoweredarm702 couldn't agree more, tho i would say that i think its a shame that they still kept the "brass" colors/design, as much as i like them, and would've been sad to see them go, imo they should've stuck to their guns and used more of them, the red one was meant to be a "drone" witch in essence would've replaced the old brass ones, to me it seems like thy brought back the old design because of all the ridicule/backlash tho in fairness idk, it could have always been intended to be like it was, like having the paradigm daleks leading their own fields i.e red being in charge of the army yellow for science and, blue for...well i actually cant remember what the blue one was rip, and the white one being the overall leader idk.

[@KDBTV]

Fun fact Matt Smith and the spanner whacking scene incident-There are two types of spanners used in that scene. One real and one rubber. Matt used the real one on that whacking scene and the poor driver inside the Dalek felt all that noise inside.

[@RandomThumbVids]

The doctor smacking the Dalek was rather unfunny? Was it meant to be funny? What?

[@QuokkaCore]

It wasn’t meant to be funny lol, I hate this episode too but that nitpick was dumb.

[@catninja909]

I liked Moffat's episodes on first watch and disliked them on a second watch, now I feel pretty indifferent on the whole era because of how it ended up and because where the show is now. I loved Matt Smith as the Doctor but Peter Capaldi, after the 8th series, became one of my all-time favorite doctors (probably my 2nd favorite next to Tennant personally)

[@erg1947]

Wasn't this episode written by Mark Gatiss?

[@cyberemperor1435]

I think he means the era more

[@thenightman9189]

I think Smith had a pretty impossible task following Tennet tbf. But personally, Smiths first season is my favourite, there's just something about it that I love.

[@nightowl8477]

Apparently it's actually pronounced 'Gay-tis', as opposed to 'Gat-is.' As Mark himself says, _"Just think 'gay', I always do."_

[@markpostgate2551]

That explains the plotting of Victory at least. Clearly Mark wasn't thinking straight. (Thank you very much; I'm here all week; don't forget to tip the waitresses)

[@TheSmart-CasualGamer]

The reason Amy can't remember the events of the Davies Era is because of the climax of Series 5. When the universe was rebooted at the end, everything that happened before that point was undone, and only The Doctor, and presumably a few other people that were involved, could remember them happening.

[@TheCucuyo9779]

Not really a fan of the NPD, but I ADORE the Ironsides. The little flag and the supply belt and their friendly facade is just so endearing. 💖💖💖 So much so, I caved and got the To Victory poster as a T-shirt and I love it. 🥰

[@markpostgate2551]

4:53 - Not one of the Doctor's most ingeneous plans. "I know they seem nice, but I will prove they are evil by demonstrating that they will get violent if you repeatedly hit one with a spanner" - who wouldn't get violent if you hit them repeatedly with a spanner?!?! I think even the Dalai Lama would probably lose his composure in that situation!

[@bzrklarz4295]

To be fair, the daleks are believed by the people here to be completely subservient. When they turn violent it’s a shock as they were supposedly designed to obey the British army no matter what.

[@themadmonk6700]

I enjoyed this episode. It wasn't particularly deep, but it was fun for what it was. The new Daleks didn't even bother me. Them acting differently wasn't something I would expect. They are still Daleks. Reminds me of the caretakers of the great machine in Babylon 5, they were all identical, but when you asked them they would say, no, repeat the same name and point out that there were numerous subtle differences and start explaining it while the camera pans away. It was if one of the Dalek's said, yes I am the funny one, Exterminate, Daleks are the master race.

[@aaron2k026]

"what's she going to do? See the sights?" Absolutely killed me🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@chrisg24601]

tbf thats what rose kinda did in the empty child but the difference is she met Jack

[@paddystrongjaw9995]

@@chrisg24601 but it wasn’t the Doctor who sent her off

[@chrisg24601]

@@paddystrongjaw9995 no but still its a thing that when the doctor tells them not to wander off they wander off

[@paddystrongjaw9995]

@@chrisg24601 but the Doctor didn’t just dump her off in one of the most dangerous times in history without the TARDIS.

[@chrisg24601]

@@paddystrongjaw9995 This was a joke i didnt think id need to explain it

[@DanTheMan2150AD]

A very divisive episode this one, it's stronger aspects also hinder it with it being loosely based on Power of the Daleks. However, I do like the new Paradigm, I only wish Moffat had gone on to do something more with them.

[@dylanpowell4837]

As a kid when this series came out it wasnt my fav but i did like it and still love the emotinal moments of trying to stop the bomb and how charlie didnt make it back. It was a fun episode. Docotr who is a kids show for adults sooooo

[@fairsaa7975]

Matt Smith was by far my second favourite, I love Smiths era, my favourite was Eccelston.

[@dalek_4252]

1:38 harry:"the luvwaffle" me:"dude its called l u f t w a f f e"

[@HedeccaTamer]

1938: The 11th Doctor, Amy, Rory and River meet Hitler 20/01/1941: The 9th Doctor in London investigating gask mask boi Also 1941: The 11th Doctor yells at Daleks and hangs out with Churchill How many WWII episodes until a multi-Doctor story becomes unavoidable?

[@xproflipscarab]

Well 365 days in a year and it was a 6 year war... Thats 1590 days... So I'd say a while

[@Mrjacharles]

This episode had my second favourite Dalek speech to be honest, when Matt Smith announces he is the doctor. The first was in Eccleston's Dalek in the vault :3

[@elonmusket5676]

I don't really know what my opinion is on Smiths era. I love some episodes, hate others and don't really have an opinion on others

[@theblackswordsman9951]

There are some great episode but on a whole just less than previous seasons. Then it would be either shit episodes or meh ones between. The lack of great 2 parters compared to Russel's era really puts in down as well. Instead of great 2 parters we got maybe 1 or 2 great single episodes a season.

[@mellow3995]

This episode was definitely more geared towards children than other episodes like 'The doctor's wife' which you just covered, I know that I loved this episode when watching it for the first time, then found it pretty meh when rewatching it

[@thegreatzarb8835]

Loved the Jaws music. Those writing and directing gigs just keep coming to old Mark, don't they? Amazing what having the right friends and sharp elbows can do for you. Before anyone asks: yes, I have met him plenty.

[@Erekose2023]

"Oi.. put that light out! Put that light out my good man! *pause then FX of metal rubbish bin falling over. "Oi... Who put that light out???"

[@neilgodwin6531]

My grandad was an Air Raid Warden. There were numerous accidents in the dark. NO, my mum wasn't one

[@bobsteryt]

In my head canon, the reason the Davies era isnt mentioned in series 6+ is due to The Doctor rebooting the universe

[@DiamondFire]

I mean... that's also IN canon.

[@yannatoko9898]

Some of it happened, some of it didn't, with no absolute confirmation over much.

[@TheRealUnkn0wn_289]

They mention in the monk trilogy, people just forget which is the whole excuse, and which wouldn't actually happen unless their minds were erased, but they weren't, they just forgot for some reason and somehow unexplained, which kind of does explain the classic series a bit with the loch ness monster and the dinosaurs or whatever

[@bananasaregood8655]

Like how the crack unwriting history is first started in ‘the next doctor’ when the 10th doctor notices how the giant cyberman stomping over victorian london never gets talked about. Also an ‘evil of the daleks’ reference when the doctor says ‘this is the end for you, the final end!’

[@TheRealUnkn0wn_289]

Oh yeah that too, how did they not remember a victorian giant cyberman

[@neilgodwin6531]

The Air Raid Warden would certainly have been relieved that the lights were off. London lit like a Christmas tree is a perfect guide for the Germans to bomb strategic targets. One BIG problem. Spitfires used propellers to move air over the wings, providing lift and driving the plane forward. No air, no lift. In microgravity, lift isn't necessary, but how would the Spitfire move forward? Thrusters or jets would be needed. Also, my late uncle went to America to learn to fly a Spitfire. He was 20. Imagine if 20-21 year old pilots were suddenly expected to fly into space, literally where no man had gone before. They would be overwhelmed by the sight of the Earth, and the stars seen without the filter of the atmosphere. I know, I'm overthinking, but I can't help it

[@volrogue]

I honestly preferred the future uses of the coloured daleks. They changed their colour tone and material and they looked way better

[@dalek4463]

*You have no idea how long I waited for this*

[@NickwBush]

Let's not forget the set for the dalek ship is just some big warehouse fridge, compare that to the prevoius ship sets (which are supposed to be the same type)

[@deejaymo2679]

Yo wtf I just rewatched this episode today after not watching any doctor who for ages and you make a video on it 🤯

[@TheRealUnkn0wn_289]

Nothing is a coincidence Jesus/Yahshua loves you, turn to him before the end

[@oceanspcfailure]

Wait didn't you already make 3 vids on this!????

I think McNeice actually did a better job of portray Churchill than Gary Oldman, though that could be because in Darkest Hour it was said by Gary that he wasn't trying to capture the exact mannerisms and sound of Churchill. Personally I can't see the point of not trying to do that in a biopic... But yeah like almost everything in the Moffat era including most of the stuff written by Mark and the Guestwriters (good name for a jazz band) it doesn't make any sense when you think about it and has more holes than Swiss cheese. I wouldn't exactly bash a kids TV show for simplifying the war though, it wasn't even given two parter run time so Nazis bad British good will have to do, they were hardly going to cover the complexities of the Dresden Bombing in a Saturday Dinner time BBC show. The Spacefires are dumb and break existing show rules about not letting people have technology that can alter fixed points in human history, again perhaps if it was a two parter the Daleks could have been build up and then Bracewell and the Spacefires (good name for a synthwave group) could have all been destroyed taking out the Daleks in a climax before the usual one Dalek manages to escape thing... ahhh I'm just spitballing here, I don't get paid 60 grand a year by the BBC to write full time, I came up with that in like 20 seconds...

[@guskohu2093]

I didn’t care much for the story but the Daleks from this episode always stuck in my mind because I thought they looked really cool

[@rennydeu]

so excited for 9 upcoming reviews (if u do series 6 and 7 that is) The Time of the Angels/Flesh and Stone Amy's Choice The Pandorica Opens/The Big Bang The Doctor's Wife Night Terrors The Girl Who Waited A Town Called Mercy Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS Day of the Doctor

[@ZA-mg5nq]

I can’t lie the white Dalek does look kinda slick but if only it wasn’t plastic but metal

[@mb2000]

The camo Daleks have those utility belts around them with the little pouch things that soldiers wear… but how does something with a plunger and a gun for arms put stuff in or take stuff out of them? I don’t know what’s usually kept in those things, but I doubt the Dalek needs spare ammunition or rations or whatever.

[@TheRealUnkn0wn_289]

Carrying stuff for the soilders and it looks cool so it doesn't matter

[@greglinks]

Dalek: Exterminate The Doctor: lol no, Jammie Dodger

[@judeabarai2550]

5:21 took me by shock so much I actually laughed out loud and now I feel bad 😂😅

[@neilgodwin6531]

New! New Paradigm Daleks in a variety of colours. Collect them all, just £49.99 each

[@Yourhatedquestion]

This is one of many "good when you're in the bubble"-episodes as I call them. That's when the season for DW is on and all you're hyped for is watching DW so the episode seem good. But then you rewatch it later on and realize it's just meh at best.

[@juffjim4437]

Half of these points you make are valid, the other half are about not liking children seeing they country in a positive light, not liking patriotic music or even wanting to see britian as the allies in the war. Do you hate britian and only want to see episodes such as Rosa and family of blood? Or do you actually want to watch doctor who to enjoy doctor who.

[@user-is7xs1mr9y]

Yeah, I'm not english but those comments really irked me. What's so wrong about loving the country one was born in? To be fair, the racial aspects in Family of blood were well executed and realistic to that time period, it didn't feel preachy unlike pretty much every five seconds in Chibnall's era.

[@Voltaic_Fire]

There's nothing wrong with a bit of patriotism, Harry.

[@theblackswordsman9951]

Yeah this is nothing egregious but there portrayal of Churchill as this happy go lucky character and using the setting with that tone is a bit strange.

[@Voltaic_Fire]

@@theblackswordsman9951 True enough.

[@crowcoregames1785]

"bad guys dont know about c4 or timing" *meanwile* the mechanic: "and i took that personally"

[@alanbeaumont4848]

The RAF defense of Britain wasn't directed from London, nor in consultation with Churchill who had no operational control; so 0/10 for that. Nor could the Germans execute a lightning raid on London, even if it lit up like a Christmas tree, so they'd actually have several hours to fix things. Shout out to the guy on the roof, pinched from a similar character in the film Battle of Britain at Biggin Hill. The khaki Daleks are great fun (so it's a pity the speaking collectables didn't actually have the episode dialogue - no sale). The lard-arse Daleks are a consequence of the modern technical operator with the fuller figure. I keep thinking: Shell suits! Finale: Yep nothing makes sense here, even before we have Spitfires flying aerodynamically in a vacuum, so overall 1/10. CUP OF TEA AND A BISCUIT ANYONE?

[@nellrose4699]

Actually I think the ARP warden on the roof was a reference to dads army

[@milotaylor1175]

Does anyone know if there was ever a canonical reason given for why Amy doesn’t remember the Dalek invasion and the planets in the sky?

[@thomashall8701]

I think this episode would have been better if the British and the Germans had put aside their differences to defeat the Daleks. The British planes just got blew up by the Daleks, but now here comes some German planes!

[@theblackswordsman9951]

I don't think making nazis look sympathetic would have been a good look for the BBC.

[@TheRealUnkn0wn_289]

@@theblackswordsman9951 Why? not all of them were a hive mind you know, they were individuals

[@theblackswordsman9951]

@@TheRealUnkn0wn_289 Then they "individually" chose to fight for a fascist regime. Anyway, if the nazi airforce did aid in fighting the daleks, that decision would have had to be made from the top, and making Hitler look like he'd valiantly help save the world is not good.

[@nooneattol6043]

in all fairness to the warden who was relived when the lights turned off.......thats pretty epected i mean cmon the luftwaffe would have seen their targets a mile off and another fair thing the reason the actors dont have the deepest sympathies is because "THERE WAS A WAR ON" this was common but we kept on fighting we got used to the death yes it left thousands if not millions heartbroken but we got through it

[@OptimysticPessimyst]

Wasn’t keen on your review tbh because a lot of your criticisms are subjective and not objective problems apart from the fact that the pacing is bad and it should’ve probably been a 2 parter. People have so much hate for the Paradigm Dalek design and yes, while they aren’t even close in quality to the bronze boys, their design is by no means bad and they’re written quite competently. Also you clearly missed the point that the Doctor takes apart all of Bracewell’s technology at the end of the episode hence why we never see it again and Churchill even laments it happening only for The Doctor to explain that it’s not how the events occur. It felt like you decided this episode was bad at one point and then just let your emotions spiral. 2/10 is EXTREMELY harsh when you compare it to many other episodes that you have given either similar or even better ratings too. Victory is still leagues above some of the writing in Capaldi and Jodie’s eras and I’d personally give it a 5 based purely on objective issues. You could’ve very easily removed Vampires in Venice and made this a 2-parter and had the Doctor noticing the British having a very unfair and unnatural advantage in the war due to Bracewell and he has an obligation to stopping it before realising it’s a Dalek plot to get him to identify them. Then have the 2nd part be him dealing with the Paradigm and exploring a potential dissent in the ranks because they keep the “unclean” Daleks (which aren’t really unclean as they’re made from Davros/Kaled cells and not hybrids of anything so they’re about as clean as you can get - you forget to mention that writing error) alive as a lower class. There was so much potential in the new Paradigm that was only loosely followed up in Asylum and that saddens me a bit. We could’ve had a long arc of a new Civil War between the Paradigm and the rest of the Daleks. But alas, people disliked change and they ended up in the bin. Sometimes the fans are right and sometimes the fans are wrong. I think they were wrong this time.

[@vanillaconk]

“What’s she going to do in the meantime? SEE 🤬 THE 🤬 SIGHTS 🤬💥”

[@Vol-Tear]

The paradigm daleks may not have looked so terrible if they had a better colour scheme, let them have a mostly similar colour scheme and using their rank / role colour as secondary / highlights, it is a cheaper version then making a specialist dalek case per role but they where kidna trying to fix something that was not broken as the Bronze daleks are still around and the design is still good.

[@gsam2021]

Still better than Asylum of the Daleks

[@jdzencelowcz]

I liked the Ironside Daleks & even the NDP Daleks, though they would've looked better with a darker & more metallic paintjob.

[@TheHufflepuffSaint]

Moffat really screws up the continuity when bringing back Davros and the Daleks in Series 9 and Davros tells the Doctor he remembers all their conversations in the past and THEN goes and shows the conversation between 10 and Davros in The Stolen Earth. So I think RTD's era is still in the continuity... when they wanna address past events.

[@genericuser4019]

any chance of a review/analysis of Netflix's She-Ra re-boot, or perhaps even a Castlevania review/analysis???? (also a video on some of the cartoons would be nice, something like dreamland and/or the infinite quest)

[@cillianennis9921]

I think the Dalek bomb thing was more just a distraction as it wasn't really meant to be a deadly thing. Victory is such an odd episode but its better than the other Dalek stories in the Moffatt era. My favourite story is the one from the adventure game because it is a better introduction to the new design & makes them seem like a legit threat. the game has to be gained through non-official means nowadays but a quick google search will bring you to the reddit thread where I got the game from.

[@TempoKong]

This story is like if Mark Gatiss wanted to write the polar opposite to Jubilee

[@Foebane72]

I've just watched this and subbed! I think I will like this systematic teardown of Moffat's CRAP Doctor Who over the EXCELLENT RTD's Doctor Who! I loved the RTD era a lot, and I grew angry with Moffat for "deleting" RTD's material and having his fans say "start with Matt Smith if you want NuWho"! The ARROGANCE! And Moffat's stories, whilst great in the RTD era, grew far too convoluted and silly as his own tenure went on.

[@chasethetomatos3135]

“See the sights!?” 😂😂😂

[@arthurhughes-watts1180]

I don’t understand how the doctor ends up opposing the genocide of the darleks last time they where destroyed to wanting them genocided in this episode.

[@user-is7xs1mr9y]

I'm not english, so please enlighten me what is so gross about the overly patriotic moments. I found those comments pretty unnecesary. You really over did it with the nitpicking on this one, not one of your best videos. But I admit I really cackled at the "obese Dalek" comment.

[@MrProbeNWatch]

I remember when this ep first came out and I LOVED IT because Daleks by GOOD GOD i needed perspective because this ep is AWFUL

[@lukehartjen9773]

You should review a good man goes to war

[@quintuscrinis]

So glad you call out the interstellar spitfires - this was when I stopped watching every week and decided to just catch up when ai could.

[@getitoutofme]

The pacing of this episode is so off, the daleks entire plan is revealed within the first quarter of the episode and then everything starts moving at a snails pace. They could have done so much more with the ironsides concept

[@Ari-6]

The whole Smith Era was punctuated by 'The power of emotions saves the day' and I think this was the first instance in a long trend which I cringed at even as an 11 year old

[@theblackswordsman9951]

Same i thought it all was a bit too childish even when i was 11.

[@TheRealUnkn0wn_289]

They did that at the end of john's simm's master trilogy as well it was a weak ending because of that

[@TheRealUnkn0wn_289]

It was in capaldi's as well with the awful wooden lady episode and in the monk trilogy, the first two parts were good, the third part was garbage

[@Ari-6]

@@TheRealUnkn0wn_289 Yep, my most hated finale. Probably started the strongest too, which is sad

[@Ari-6]

@@TheRealUnkn0wn_289 I honestly can't remember how that wooden woman episode or the 3rd part of monks ended but I remembered it was a cop out. I found they relied on it less overall with Capaldi cause he is just not the type to give a speech about emotions

[@jackvance8786]

Did I see Matt Smith get that badge in?

[@CobaltKitty]

Go Go Dalek Rangers

[@ishaandw]

This episode is pretty decent from what I gather.

[@The12thDimension.]

I honestly found the Doctor hitting the Daleks, the most dangerous creatures in the universe, with a fucking Spanner quite humorous. It's like Matt Smith forgot it's not the 70's anymore, so just whacking a Dalek won't blow it up

[@rogueparagon9952]

Need to admit the WW2 Daleks look sick tho

[@whiterunguard6398]

When’s the next Sherlock review coming out?

[@michaelreed1647]

This was the episode that kinda killed my love for Doctor who I tried giving it a watch but as soon as the redesigned the darleks to sell toys I was like nah thanks

[@badgerswood]

I'm sorry... Although I appreciate the effort you've put in, you need to really do some homework. There's a lot of ill-founded supposition in your conclusions. One glaring mistake, for instance, is the argument that Amy doesn't remember the Daleks because of Moffatt wanting to 'glean new audiences'. The truth is Amy grew up with a cosmic crack in her wall which has completely altered what she remembers and doesn't remember about her life. The Daleks have been wiped from her memory along with her parents and many other things.... as explained later in the series. However, and you should bare this in mind when doing these videos, it is so much more easy to be a critic than to be creator... so even for this laziness I forgive you.,

[@Lewis123454x]

This is one of my favourite episodes, so your 2/10 can do one 👍

[@alexbruckshaw1448]

I like this episode. Just wanting people to know

[@matthewbolitho-jones]

I like Victory of the Daleks

[@YourBeingParanoid]

I really enjoyed this episode 8/10

[@garethdowson]

To my mind they were gay disco daleks. Probably designed by Gatiss himself! With extra paunch to fit larger dalek operators.. Has there ever been a decent Gatiss episode? Just watched Empress of Mars and it was excruciatingly bad. I'm convinced he writes these eps in a single weekend, Moffat being pals doesn't even proof read them.

[@vickymc9695]

They look like power rangers.

[@jacklarkin3137]

I love this episode. Only because it was the first episode I ever saw.

[@AdriaanZwemer]

Why are there 8-month-old comments?

[@zainkhalil7494]

Patreons

[@blairm383]

Because this was a patreon exclusive video

[@AirQuotes]

Read the details in the description and listen to the start of the video 🙄

[@AdriaanZwemer]

YES OK, I MADE THIS COMMENT BEFORE WATCHING THE VIDEO

[@edwardreed67]

Ha, imagine watching Doctor Who for continuity! What nonsense!

[@AlongPreservedLines]

Not going to lie, I genuinely like this episode, sure it does have it’s flaws but it deserves a LOT more credit then people give it, the paradigm daleks were good, even if there colours let them down, they fixed that in Asylum, and people mainly disliked them for the colours, the hunchback and the fact that they could be replacing the bronze daleks, in my own opinion, the bronze daleks are too overused, in my overall opinion, I’d give this episode a 7/10 for many reasons

[@jleigh329]

Well the thing is for me I don't hate this episode but I also don't love it either, I just think it's only OK. I also agree with someone on here that I still think this episode is better than "Asylum of the Daleks" in Series 7. Another thing is when The 11th Doctor was whacking the Dalek when he got angry at it, I believe it was a possible reference to the companion "Ace" hitting Daleks with her bat. But I could be wrong. 🤔

[@jacklr8557]

I didn’t remember it to be that bad

[@TheRealUnkn0wn_289]

There were not based on the nazis but a the enemies from hg wells the time machine

[@RachelLittle2010]

Go go power darlek

[@hadesplayz5052]

Can u re-review heavens sent

[@nellrose4699]

He did, he didnt like it

[@mathieuleader8601]

*WOULD YOU CARE FOR SOME TEA*

[@mimiceagle2654]

This episode is amazing. Yes I know the Daleks at the end are bad and only there to sell toys but still quality episode

[@MitchCyan]

It’s a Jam Ring biscuit not a Jammy Dodger, that always pissed me off.

[@mellow3995]

It's called a Jammy Dodger in Britain, Doctor Who was originally a British show for a British audience

[@fairsaa7975]

You're watching a show by the BBC, a BRITISH channel, made for people in BRITAIN, where Jammie Dodgers are called Jammie Dodgers and not some shite American name. "Jam Ring Biscuit" that isn't a name, you're just stating what it is, that's like me walking about and introducing myself as "Human".

[@benjaminsmith3080]

Oh you poor man

[@MunkiZee]

It is a jam ring though, that's what Fox's call them, jam and cream ring I think, Jammie Dodgers have a heart shape cut-out. Also, stop being xenophobes over this, it's weird and stupid, I've never heard of a culture being erased biscuit first. Mitch, you may have to go as Mitchell to avoid future confusion over your Britishness, particularly if you are going to continue getting yourself involved with touchy subjects such as biscuits

[@mellow3995]

@@MunkiZee I've never heard the term 'jam ring' before and I doubt most kids in Britain 10 years ago would either. I get your point though, but we Brits just love our dang biscuits :O

[@brianhanna3128]

2 more than I give it.

[@robinbull6348]

What is your problem with patriotism? Seriously, it makes you feel sick? That's a vile attitude to have towards our country.

[@user-is7xs1mr9y]

Even though I'm mexican, I cringed every time he made those comments. Virtue signalling much?

[@yannatoko9898]

About 5/10, hard to know which of this or the previous is worse, I think this one is a bit more exciting, TBB has no real action or anything that interesting or exciting.

[@analothor]

too harsh terrible review 3/10

[@sonicmeerkat]

this is honestly the worst dalek episode for me. like others can just be boring and fucking stupid (asylum of the daleks being one of them) but the implications this episode has on the series is the worst thing, like before the daleks were treat like a threat and this would be the final time they make the doctors blood boil, and with them just running away to create a huge empire that ravages the future it pretty much made the doctors efforts for not and ruined the parralel of the final ones of each others species. sure you don't have to have parralels between your protagonist and antagonist, but at that point the cybermen are a more suitable archenemy for the doctor, or even the master who doesn't reappear until the next regeneration. like the doctor always lost everything trying to keep the daleks dead, now he loses nothing keeping them alive. it's a huge fucking downgrade either way you put it, the stakes got entirely taken away.

[@YourBeingParanoid]

Feed and give clean water to a starving child or pay you to make Doctor Who videos - hmm 🤔

[@StKilda1930]

This was the episode that made me stop watching

[@peacefuldawn6823]

I do agree that this is an awful episode

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8 months ago???

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@@christucker7655 ok

[@Dudofall]

It's not a great episode.