Doctor Who 10x03 "Thin Ice" Reaction

[@Spindler2007]

I've only just noticed that the directions the Doctor gives Bill to find the wardrobe are the exacts same directions he gave Rose back in The Unquiet Dead in Series 1. Amazing :-)

[@filthycasual8187]

I guess the TARDIS didn't change her internal layout, just changed how it looks.

[@aguyonyoutube9264]

Meanwhile The Eleventh Doctor And River Song is chilling watching Stevie Wonder

[@aguyonyoutube9264]

There was no pun intended when I said Chilling

[@xenon8117]

A Guy On KZbin yeah right.

[@xenon8117]

This frost fair has been mentioned numerous times.

[@liamroberts1458]

@@xenon8117 Aren't the 1st Doctor and Susan somewhere around the same (or similar) area as well?

[@xenon8117]

@@liamroberts1458 No idea, haven't seen much classic.

[@ryanpollard1166]

Another amazing story from Sarah Dollard after 'Face the Raven' and the range of emotion Capaldi showed as the Doctor in this episode is astounding. Look at how calmly he speaks when delivering that speech to Sutcliffe. He's not angry. He's not threatening. He's not saying "How dare you?!". He's calmly telling him what's wrong with his worldview, and how he can change it. Sure, the punch was immensely satisfying, but I'm more impressed by the Doctor's ability to remain calm in the face of someone he disagrees with, and Capaldi's ability to deliver that is impeccable.

[@herticalt]

The Doctor and Bill have my favorite relationship since Donna. Not having the Doctor and the companion fancy each other and just hanging out as friends is nice every now and then.

[@jokerz7936]

Somewhere at this Frost Fair 11is also there with River and Stevie Wonder but we must never tell him 😉

[@ZakJordan98]

And it goes further than that, somewhere else at this Frost Fair, The First Doctor with Vicki and Steven are there with Jane Austen and a Dragon

[@thewerewolff7248]

There have been multiple frost fairs not just this one. So it’s likely the previous doctors attended previous fairs

[@ZakJordan98]

@@thewerewolff7248 the one with The First Doctor was definitely the 1814 one

[@jokerz7936]

The WerewolfF in all cases the Doctor or River said it was the last of the Frost Fairs in 1814.

[@zeugl1271]

Deleted scene about River in this episode - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pojHknugarClpMU

[@toonguy7739]

Twelve decking the racist in the face is a REAL satisfying moment. I love it because in the past, he (All Doctors) has been dismissive of the idea of racism when it comes to companions (I.E. Martha in the Shakespeare Code) so watching him finally confront it was great.

[@WolfGratz]

Yeah cos it's so much more heinous than actually killing people, trying to destroy a planet or plotting the end of the universe. Those guys just about always get the reasoned appeal before any resorting to violence. That's one of the things that makes The Doctor who he is and such a valuable exception to the usual male role model. I mean yes we probably all found it satisfying at the time but it's severely out of character.

[@glenmcculla6843]

Well, she's not a male role model now so it doesn't matter.:p

[@WolfGratz]

Well it did matter. And it still does matter. Because old episodes and Whovian lore don't disappear down the memory hole just because some idiot decides political gesturing is more important than developing new female role models.

[@glenmcculla6843]

Oh dear. What a response. I'm just surprised it didn't contain non-terms like "SJW" and "cuck" just to complete the full bingo sheet. Sigh. No, of course old episodes don't disappear. So you can find refuge scrabbling in the dust of the past and enjoying them on repeat if the future embitters you so much. Everybody wins.

[@Lesinator]

WolfGratz it doesn’t matter at all, the doctor thinks however the person writing the episode writes him as thinking. Lore gets dropped or retconned every series to make a storyline work for an episode. An alien using humans as fuel would be more acceptable than a human using other humans as fuel so he got punched for being a dick instead of having some grand invasion scheme, dicks are way worse

[@Adam-nb6im]

Peter Capaldi's face at 5:39...I can just feel the whole 2000 years he's lived from that face. Such a great actor.

[@WolfGratz]

Well actually he didn't did he. I know yours is a popular view but if you stop to think about it (always a bad idea with Moffat) each clone lived a very short period of time and only has a memory of that time. So although we may well feel it (the episode didn't seem quite that long to me but it gave it a good try) The Doctor shouldn't even if Peter had to play it that way.

[@Adam-nb6im]

WolfGratz That’s not how it works at all......It’s the same character, same memories, same experiences. It’s not a “clone” at all lol

[@WolfGratz]

It's a copy. End of. That's why the copy can't suss out any of the clues until he has bored the arse off us. I don't know why you struggle with this. But yes, exactly - the copies all share the same experience. And that experience consists of the same few hours not billions of years.

[@Adam-nb6im]

WolfGratz lol someone’s touchy today....

[@WolfGratz]

Touchy but correct.

[@thewerewolff7248]

As I’m watching these reactions ive realised that I really love bill as a character

[@Payne2view]

I like how the Dr called it "The Loch-less monster". Also note how both the past episodes have happened in the time it took for Nardole to make the tea. Tea with a bit of coffee to give it flavour.

[@Payne2view]

Also "the not so little mermaid" :-)

[@kivimik]

Love Nardole, but I do NOT want him to make me tea...

[@liamroberts1458]

@@kivimik Me neither. Tip for anyone reading this comment, who wants to mix tea with coffee, don't. Seriously, don't. It's rank.

[@Mrazmatmahmood]

Such a good episode. I loved the way they continued to develop the dynamic between Twelve and Bill. The conflict between the two was really interesting and really went a long way to show just how old and alien the Doctor (at least this version of him) is. How seeing so much death and destruction has left him almost numb to it all. The difference between his reaction and Bill's was done so well because Bill's reaction is how most people would react, if they haven't seen anyone killed in front of them before. It made her instantly relatable. The way they both came to a mutual understanding of eachother by the end of the episode was done beautifully too. The exploration of profit over what's morally right was really well done too. How the exploitation of any living beings needs for profit and personal gain is never justifiable. Unfortunately, a lot of this stuff is still so relevant in the world we live in today. The way all of this tied in thematically with the hints at racism and the message of the value we should all place on any species' life was wonderful. Of course, all of this lead into the Doctor's big speech, which Peter Capaldi is the best at and it was brilliant, as usual. Really good episode overall. 7/10 Like you said, the first three episodes have been very straightforward and back to basics. That's exactly what Doctor Who needed at the time and it was working exceptionally well at this point of the series imo. I look forward to the rest of your reactions to this series.

[@tylerbailey9329]

Dat punch from Capaldi tho....

[@MARYWTHER]

It has a very dramatic swing lol

[@SylviaLupien]

That punch is one of the most satisfying things in this season followed by the second most powerful speech.

[@TreyMcDonaldAnimator]

The now famous 12th Doctor stealth punch, lmao

[@TheNightKingLTD]

It’s Mickey in the vault

[@FirlowXD]

I forgot how good Series 10 was after it finished airing.

[@direnova6284]

Ahhh , reminds me how much I came to love Peters Doctor.

[@ephy9590]

This is the first time I've caught up along with a reactor!!! I'm loving season 10 so far. They're tackling great stuff and I love Bill.

[@drwhofanman]

You & your feathery hat line had me laughing x

[@allie4648]

"Let's get eaten" reminded me of Ms. Frizzle and the Magic School Bus. It sounds like something The Friz would say. Not sure of that show was in the UK but my American friends will know what it means.

[@Kekkersboy]

Said it before and I'll say it again. The doctor works wonderfully in the schoolteacher role. And here the show was just called. " The Magic School Bus "

[@osumarko]

Back in A Good Man Goes To War, River mentioned how The Doctor took her to this same frost fair and had Stevie Wonder sing for her. There is a deleted scene to this episode where The Doctor mentions it to Bill. I liked The Doctor's line about how every action impacts the future which makes it like every other day of your life. Also, can we have a moment of silence for Pete. You will be missed.

[@anicka_kozume]

there was deleted scene in which doctor says to bill that he was in this place before with river. just saying...

[@rhodriwilliams2599]

Stasuch was it deleted? I remember seeing it in the episode... I’m probably wrong though, I usually am... 😭😂

[@LiamDuke]

Aaaah I forgot it was Friday yessssssss

[@Windupchronic]

This episode reminds me a lot of Beast Below, with the space whale carrying space London, and ultimately it's about setting the whale free. It felt like something of a retread.

[@ajivins1]

Beast Below felt like a retread of 'Encounter at Farpoint' to me.

[@craigoconnor6662]

They shot and then cut a short bit of dialog that was to go just before the sword swallower when the Doctor referenced his 11th self bringing River and Stevie Wonder to the Frost Fair (as claimed in A Good Man Goes To War).

[@doctorwhouniverse9338]

This episode is a little underrated. I’m not saying it’s amazing but yeah

[@SunniestAutumn]

Really? I mean, the episode is great, but I think most people recognize it as such.

[@doctorwhouniverse9338]

Veikko Elo I think it’s a very very good episode though there are better ones e.g the season final

[@meropetied]

Beautifully written. Stunning Bill and s. 10 12th Doctor growth.

[@doctorwhouniverse9338]

Graham Pilato whaaaa???

[@chanceneck8072]

Initially this was actually one of my favorite episodes of the season. But after a recent binge re-watch of the whole season with my mom, I think I've changed my mind to Oxygen!

[@Pilcro]

A lot of people don't like these companions but I love them!

[@zest4530]

This was a DOCTOR WHO episode. Like a real, proper episode with story, character and probably a better budget than others.

[@ghanaking5255]

Before I begin this reaction / comment, I've watched ALL of Season 10 on Christmas Day 2017 on BBC America and it was cosmic, no s-...sorry, let's begin. ( no SERIOUSLY, it was great day to be off to see an entire season before.... let's continue..😃). Thin Ice was one of those rare episodes that combines science fiction and commentary that in a way made you think. From their arrival at the Frost Fair, to Bill's reaction to Spider's untimely death and questioning 12 has he killed anyone....and the way 12 explained it..spot on. The exchanges between 12 and Sutcliffe... and his remarks to Bill...and that 👊 ( that's TRUE respect for a companion, thank you Aretha Franklin RIP ). The children of the Frost Fair are some of the strongest cast of younger actors and actresses I've seen in quite a while. As a footnote, this reminds me of the Season 1 Torchwood episode Meat, same fish like creature, same cruelty, but died brutally...Thin Ice's Fish creature, same parallels, but lived and swam to freedom. I could go on and on, but this episode is a learning experience in dealing with racial issues with kindness, encouragement to make the right decisions ( way to go Bill in saving the fish.... and everybody else ) and valuing humanity instead of DE-vauling it for self purposes ( Sutcliffe's got what he deserved )...and of course... respect...12 saw it in Bill, 👏...and a interesting adventure all wrapped up in one. And that knocking at the end of the episode.... just what is in the Vault that 12 is safe guarding at the University? To be continued. Once again Sesskasays, you nailed it, great insight and reaction, just keep getting better and better as we go along...3 episodes down, 10 episodes to go in Season 10. Have a great Labor Day weekend....and have a frosty drink ( 🍹 ) to boot, no snake on a stick ( that's NOT chicken...or sausage ) and onwards to Episode 4.

[@taimurmuggo1634]

It’s a solid episode and it grows the dynamic between Bill and The Doctor even more in a well done manner while also allowing her to gain more insight into him My favorite part of the episode is definitely the speech ..Capaldi sure knows how to deliver a good speech

[@nzrockboi]

Great industry speech from the Doctor and Bill's reaction to it sums up how I feel about the Twelfth Doctor

[@azizuladnan2957]

Dang it! I'm late cause I was doing my homework XD! I really love episodes when there are historical events, but being altered by adding monsters and villains, The Girl In The Fireplace for examples.

[@Mostenire]

Azizul Adnan does Sesska know about the 13th? If not, don’t spoil it and please edit your comment.

[@azizuladnan2957]

@@Mostenire I'm sorry... I don't know if she knows the 13th Doctor or not...

[@theadamabrams]

+Blur +Azizul Adnan She explains after 9x12 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmOliKh6a8R6jc0m28s that she does know Capaldi regenerates into Whittaker at the end of S10. (Also, I like the historical ones too.)

[@einosig]

one of my favorite S10 stories. I also love how you can see 11 in 12 this time around

[@bronlokis]

08:35 Thalassophobia is the fear of the sea or travel by sea. Bathophobia is a fear of depths or deep things Limnophobia is a fear of lakes Megalophobia is a fear of large things OR Megalohydrothalassophobia is the fear of the unknown and-or large objects underwater.

[@cal_esc]

Jess your hair is so pretty in this!

[@obiwankenobi687]

I love how each companion is relatable to different people. Because not gonna lie I can see myself being Rose. Living on a trashy estate, jumping on board the TARDIS at first chance and starting to crush hard on the Doctor.

[@seapea7402]

A lovely adventure for the Doctor and Bill who again are silhouetted beautifully, this time against the against the frozen Thames (both their costumes completely on-point - he should have definitely kept the hat!) I believe this was the story that I completely fell in love with Bill! Wonderful reactions Jess and so pleased you're enjoying season 10 so far :)

[@hmsljj]

A fine reaction as always Jess. I look forward to seeing more from you for Series 10. And BTW, I love the new Dress & Do! I always appreciate the time and effort you take to look good for each video.

[@danniemadsen1996]

Did you catch that little subtle callback in the beginning of the episode, when the Doctor says he's been at the frost fair 3 times before? Two of those times are references to other Who-media, but one of them was a callback to A Good Man Goes To War when River tells Rory that the Doctor took her ice skating at the frost fair for her birthday...

[@wobaguk]

FYI when he said he'd been here before, that include the time when he had Stevie Wonder sing for River, mentioned in A good Man Goes To War.

[@ben17ism]

Hee was there with River ^^

[@HellfireComms]

One of my favorites from S10 honestly.

[@hwren9845]

I really liked this episode and I'm glad you did too! Sarah Dollard is a great writer.

[@granadosvm]

Twelve had very good speeches and his one was my favorite from all of Capaldi's run.

[@elderwraith7600]

First things first: R.I.P. Michael Pickwoad, who was production designer for Nu Who from the Eleventh Doctor's first Christmas episode up to the Twelfth's exit, and who died a few days ago. His time in the role means that he would have been involved in the Eleventh's second TARDIS, which I think (detail geeks will correct me if wrong) was also basically the same design used for Twelve. His passing doesn't impact series/season 11, because - as I think most of us know - Boss Chibnall has brought a completely new team on board (I mean behind the scenes :) ) for what begins to seem like it might be a total reboot of the show. To business. Pleased to see that Jessica is indeed 'Vault-aware'. I wasn't very clear about that from the first two episode reactions, but I do get (especially after the reminder today) that she doesn't much like to get into speculating ahead. I don't think it's a spoiler to say that there is indeed more to come about the Vault and what's inside it. Bwahaha... etc. I recall one reviewer, after the original airing, commenting that that the bad guy in the bright blue frock coat bore a passing resemblance to former UK Prime Minister David Cameron. Don't know if that was intentional, but it wouldn't be the first time that the show has had a little political dig - and it won't be the last time - not even the last in this season! Good job, Jessica. Always a pleasure to watch, even though I don't make it every time.

[@Mark_E_M]

She is an amazing emotional actress! Great reaction!

[@fourthdoctor4783]

Would you like a Jelly Baby?

[@mekonta]

I'm in a Pirate Planet mood, so have you any Liquorice Allsorts instead?

[@Luuuna]

I think you should watch Merlin next

[@markmckeown87]

She's seen it already =[

[@gaynor1721]

A few weeks ago, when Sesska asked for suggestions for what she should react to next, I suggested *Merlin* but nobody seconded it. Fans had been dropping hints before about Merlin and Sesska's channel moderator, Mark McKeown implied that I was bitter because Broadchurch won the public vote. No, I am not bitter, but I would have thought more people would have suggested it too. I think Sesska would love it!

[@ajivins1]

Merlin doesn't turn up in the Tardis for another four seasons...

[@gaynor1721]

I was wondering what Sesska plans to watch next, once she has caught up to us with Doctor Who December and the Season 11-athon. It's gonna be a long time before Season 12.

[@meropetied]

Love love love Bill. Also this episode plus Face the Raven means Chris Chibnall would be very well served to ask Sarah Dollard to come back.

[@arielsteinsaltz1956]

No reaction to the River Song anecdote? :P I love this episode, it’s my favorite of the season. Edit: I forgot, the River mention is in a deleted scene, it’s like 30 seconds long and I recommend watching it.

[@DaveF.]

Love this episode - the setting is great - the Front fares (where the Doctor also took River [and Stevie Wonder]) - the elephant was a thing that actually happened, btw - the dialogue between Bill and the Doctor is sparkling - the confrontation about how many people he's killed/seen killed, the brief discussion on history and how it's 'whitewashed', and the doctor's speech about measuring humanity are all wonderful. The only thing I think is a little weak is the obviousness of the bad guy - the proto-Dickensian evil factory-owner - and the plot resolution. But it's still remarkably effective, and has great production values.

[@texanjoecoffeehouse8141]

I love Sesska's Doctor Who days. Wait all week for the upload! :D

[@doctorwhouniverse9338]

I was drawing a cyberman for my college portfolio but it can wait

[@glamrockballora8628]

10:56 best scene!

[@SGlitz]

The "Monster" is monster sized Angler fish (Cretaceous to present)

[@candoentertainment9118]

Really liked this episode. 12 and Bill's chemistry really comes together here.

[@vickykierans2367]

I love watching your reactions to Doctor Who. On a note unrelated to this video, you have mentioned preciously that you love westerns and science fiction. I think you would LOVE Wynona Earp. I would really enjoy seeing you react to the episodes.

[@Haruspis7]

The Waters of Mars, Kill The Moon, In the Forest of the Night, and Thin Ice make up one of the best four-parters in Doctor Who. Like… a series of ‘spiritual sequels’ spanning 8 years with multiple writers and Doctors is the most Doctor Who thing? They all handle the same specific aspect of the Doctor’s characterisation. The Waters of Mars is the turn-of-the-screw moment for the Time Lord Victorious mentality, we all know how that ends… So when faced with a very similar situation in Kill The Moon, Twelve refuses to have any part in it - he does a pendulum swing to the opposite extreme of just leaving it up to Clara, Courtney, and Lundvik. The result is the huge fallout between him and Clara. In the Forest of the Night is where that perspective is resolved, as the Doctor echoes Clara’s words about how Earth is his planet too and he recognises the part he needs to play in it. But the plot subverts the expected conclusion to that because there’s not actually any real danger. And then, Thin Ice. He asks Bill what they should do. He says the fate of the creature under the Thames can’t be up to him, he can’t be the one to make the decision - but he will help with what Bill decides is the right thing to do. “I serve at the pleasure of the human race. Give me an order.” At the end sum of this arc, he’s learned the middle-ground - he’s learned what ‘The Doctor’ would do. This character growth is incredible.

[@cameraphone120]

I think the beast below is a part of this too. The Doctor was going to kill the Star Whale and put it out of it's misery and wouldn't let any humans have a say. Amy disobeyed him and found a better solution that he couldn't see and saved both the Star Whale's life and the ship. Thus in Kill The Moon The Doctor decided to let Clara choose as his companions have proven to be better at making these decisions than him

[@Luuuna]

One of my favourite episodes in series 10!

[@DavidMacDowellBlue]

As ever, watching your reaction helps me enjoy the story again almost as if it were new.

[@dalton6173]

I do like how at the beginning of the episode she mentions melanin... And they don't treat her as bad as they would have actually treated black people and black people were treated a lot better in Britain than in the United States but it's still felt like they tamp that down a bit but they did bring it up and I'm glad they brought it up considering Martha never seem to have that issue even though it should have been an issue for past not future or alien world

[@whobp8]

Sutcliffe running down onto the ice to check why the bomb isn't going off is a very Wile E Coyote thing to do. The first three episodes have had very straightforward plots, but don't worry, there's some twisty turny timey wimey things coming later on in the season.

[@endiku4366]

My favorite Twelfth Doctor Episode :)

[@NerdChronic]

Thalassophobia - Fear of large bodies of water I have it too! 😥

[@TheClashCrafts]

1 more week closer to the finale 😁😁

[@genemroch7059]

Thanks for the reaction videos. I really enjoy your site. You'll be caught up soon. I can't wait till you begin classic who. In the USA we all started with the 3rd doctor Jon Pertwee. In the 80s most of us got our first look at docs 1 and 2. I think you should start with doc 3. Once you finish 7 go back to 1 and 2. There are a bunch of missing episodes and the ones that are recreated are either animated or done with photos from the sets. Most of Patrick Troughton's episodes are missing. I enjoy docs 1 and 2 but some of those episodes are harder to watch just because of the missing stuff. Thanks and keep up the great work

[@WolfGratz]

I don't understand the logic. Much as I sympathise with your disadvantage in not starting from the beginning that is a spectacularly rotten reason for recreating the experience. Of course having said that I am biased cos I have never shared the love for Jon Pertwee's stint.

[@genemroch7059]

WolfGratz he was my first doctor.

[@Lukecash2]

Most of the US started with Tom Baker. While Houston, Texas did start with Pertwee, other PBS stations did not roll it out until it was known that Doctor Who was a sure fire donation drive pleaser. PBS as a whole paid the rights per season as the series went on. It all depended on your local PBS station if Doctor Who repeated from the beginning of that season or cycled through the entire series. I was between two PBS stations, one ran one Doctor Who every week night and the other ran two episodes on Saturday. I think that Pertwee is a fine place to start, because not all of Doctor Who is readily available.

[@WolfGratz]

Indeed - actually I was just watching the rather wonderful Zaranyzerak banging on about Tom being his first Doctor. So well corrected. But I don't really think that makes any difference when it comes to watching the show or indeed which version is somebody's favourite. My first was Bill Hartnell cos i was watching from 1963 but my favourite is still Tom Baker.

[@genemroch7059]

WolfGratz Tom Baker became my favourite as well and he still is.

[@mylles1112]

I really like thin ice, it's an episode I love, I don't know why, but I really enjoy being a fill story.

[@austingonzales1405]

Loved your review, as always. Thanks!

[@cag3891]

G'day. Before I get into my thoughts of this episode, I know its been nearly a week, and you may or may not have heard, but the passing of Micheal Pickwood who designed this episode and all of 12 and almost all of 11. His designs were brilliant, engaging and done right modern/steam punk. I believe this is one of his best and while you may know it all not, but the Ice Fair scenes were shot in Studio. I was amazed when I first heard this, and it goes to the true talent of the man. BTS - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYfUfZJoba1qick Anyway, once again I really love this episode, about Bill being in the past and the world that revolved around this time. The idea of energy is a little uncomfortable and strange but seeing a business man who is using exploitation is one that reminds of that Dickensian world of Oliver Twist. But most of all I love the simpleness of the episode and seeing the growing relationship between the Doctor and Bill. BTW, the writer and customer designer, Sarah Dollard and Hayley Nebauer are both Aussies, which is great. Should have put this in The Pilot ep, but here is a little about Doctor Who and Australia. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJm9m4ZsermGgbM P.S- Love the look. :)

[@henrybaker832]

I have an idea for your Doctor Who December month. Now that you’ve seen Husbands of River Song, I think you should do a re-reaction of her first story silence in the library. It be interesting to for you to see it knowing the story of River Song now!

[@Darth_Nycta_13]

fear of open water/ the ocean is thalassophobia. Also It's kinda sad you fear snakes as I love them but I do understand why or at least can see why you'd fear them.

[@doctorwhouniverse9338]

Bill copied Martha from Shakespear code and said if she steps on a butterfly it can change the future of the human race and the doctor gave the same coordinates as eccleston

[@thewerewolff7248]

Rebecca Sanderson I mean it’s actually just a reference to the real theory of the butterfly effect

[@doctorwhouniverse9338]

The WerewolfF I know

[@truejustice940]

Rebecca Sanderson commonly held belief about time. Wouldn't quite call it copying lol.

[@doctorwhouniverse9338]

True Justice sometimes people use the wrong words chill

[@truejustice940]

Rebecca Sanderson o.o I thought the lol showed it was a light hearted remark.

[@deebeedaydreamer]

Capaldi's really gonna shine when he gets into Big Finish and I can't wait. I know he'll probably wait for dust to settle but when the time comes you won't be able to drag him away from the studios.

[@christopherdejong2000]

Deebee Daydreamer i agree i hope capaldi does big finish in the near future and maybe even with Michelle gomez or jenna coleman maybe even pearl mackie that would be awesome

[@dalton6173]

Clara's not the only companion that was on the show before she became a companion and played different characters before she was a companion I know we're past Clara now but I'm jumping around in your timeline of when you were watching Doctor Who to watch episodes and stuff I want to watch well watch again considering I've already seen them all but that's beside the point

[@michaelcrook9596]

Thank you

[@Mr_M_]

I really don't want to spoil anything and I don't even know if this would count as a spoiler but I have a question for the comment section so here is the WARNING!! Okay so... Does Jess know who will play the Doctor in the upcoming Series 11? Like she already said in a past video she knows when Capaldi goes, but does she know who cast and will play the Doctor next??

[@markmckeown87]

Matthew Martin she does yep

[@battlegirldeb]

This is my favorite of the whole season.

[@thewolfhound1982]

i loved your reaction to this one, whats in the vault? whats in the vault?? whats in the vault??? sesska don't go down to the vault today because your in for a big surprise. ps i would love it if you could do reaction videos to doctor who at the proms 2008 & doctor who at the proms 2013 please, for your doctor who december. As a final note i would like to say on behalf of everyone who watches your reaction videos, Thank you for all your time hard work and dedication to this channel, may it prosper and continue through (TARDIS) time and relativity dimensions in space. Keep up the good work and once again thank you.xxxxx

[@Wolf6119]

The fear of water you're describing is called Thalassophobia, though it's usually just used to describe a fear of the deep ocean, so IDK if it applies to the river. Personally I'm pretty terrified of the open ocean but this episode didn't really stir that fear up in any way...

[@jacklees9529]

It would be cool to see Sesska react to Joe Vevers' Doctor Who voice overs for Doctor Who December

[@chanceneck8072]

I've recently re-watched the whole season with my mom. I think, my favorite episode of this season is only two weeks away from you, Sess....

[@ooooneeee]

Fear of deep water is called Thalassophobia

[@hannandersha]

I freaking love Bill

[@thesarcasticsimmer1383]

I honestly think if bill would have been in more than one season companion, she would be my favourite (of new who). Its a shame they didn't keep her character. Maybe they'll bring her back bit I doubt it (new show runner and stuff)

[@MrRjhyt]

Looks like Jodie will be arriving on Sunday 7th October, for the start of the new series. A few of the authors/writers are also announced, so just as you catch up, it moves on again. www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2018/sep/05/doctor-who-moves-sunday-jodie-whittaker-first-series-october-bbc

[@secretlybrave5520]

i love your 20's vibe dress!

[@YoRocky89]

Oh, first comment and like. :D Will have to watch this later, on my way to a convention. :)

[@forevernyt]

Hi Jess, Long time watcher first time commenting. If you like big groups in your sci fi, you should definitely check out The Expanse and or The Magicians.

[@keithsolley]

I reckon the creature ended up in Canada and became Ogopogo

[@jmcdonald.1998]

Literally stopped everything else to watch this

[@gaynor1721]

A good episode, although not my favourite. A great reaction video. Thank you, Jess. 👍♥💋

[@thewolfhound1982]

HI Jess, just to let you know that there is a very dark spin-off show from peter capaldis doctor who series, the TV show is called (class) and when I say dark I mean very very dark, I know you will love it. So if you could do reaction videos for it I would appreciate it and love you so much more, hope you are well & take care from your number one fan steve.xxxx

[@markmckeown87]

steven gilbert shes already said numerous times shell be doing class and torchwood =]

[@deebeedaydreamer]

It is forbidden to dumb bodies into the Thames.

[@thirddoctor5102]

Reverse The Polarity Of The Neutron flows

[@Alexandrashepiro]

Love this story! When are you going to start Torchwood!

[@glenmcculla6843]

The new Doctor should definitely acquiere a feathery hat as part of her ensemble at some point.

[@glenmcculla6843]

*Acquire. Grr. I wasn't drinking at lunchtime, honest.

[@Cruithneach]

You could have edited it 😉

[@glenmcculla6843]

I didn't think of that, as i was drinking at lunchtime.:)

[@Cruithneach]

😆

[@joshuaayres3503]

I think season 10 is much better than season 9 because they actually know what they want to do with the doctor and it has a much lighter tone. Also im excited for season 11 because there will be a big tardis team and a board of writers rather than just having 1 writer making some mistakes

[@trunksGav]

Ive always wondered if Jess would like Red Dwarf.. Its not for everyone and certainly not many peoples humour but who knows

[@markmckeown87]

TrunksGav she actually just watched 2 on Patreon and will be watching 2 (or 3?) more over coming weeks as part of her vintage tv series

[@trunksGav]

Thats cool. Yeah s1 is a bit slow so now sure if she'll get into it takes up to s3 really... Unless she posts em eventually on youtube, which I doubt.. then I wont get to see.. $20 even at £17 is steep anyway.. Shoudlnt be anymore than 2-3 thats insane.. can see two movies for that

[@markmckeown87]

They won't be put on KZbin, but similarly she's not watching the first 4 or 5, Patrons voted on them. So I know she did 1x01 and then the next was 3x01 I think, or it was series 3 anyway.

[@markmckeown87]

1x01 - www.patreon.com/posts/red-dwarf-1x01-20856014 3x01 - www.patreon.com/posts/red-dwarf-3x01-20992352

[@trunksGav]

Yeah she should watch em all for youtube sometime n keep the reactions she done for when shes up to that point, sorta thing.. ah well.

[@matthewboreham2001]

doctor who series 11 starts october

[@jamaalellison3076]

17:00 when Peter capalldi decided to leave the series 😂

[@deebeedaydreamer]

One of my top favourite Capaldi & New Who episodes. I hate the next one so much. This whole season is extreme.