Doctor Who 3x13 Reaction | Last of the Time Lords

[@funnylilgalreacts]

Season 4 of Doctor Who starts back up February 26, but the first 3 episodes will be available on Patreon starting January 22nd.

[@chanceneck8072]

Series 4 gets EVEN better. 🥹🤩👍 Can't wait...

[@MJE-riffs]

There's a mini episode, Time Crash, set between this episode and the Christmas special that's worth watching if you can find it.

[@IsiahBradley]

Oh, you think you cryin' now.....!!!!!

[@ianhorn5466]

Damn, long wait, but it will be worth it.

[@IsiahBradley]

@@ianhorn5466 YEP!

[@michaelmaguire4147]

27:20 His "hometown" was a place called Boeshane Peninsula, so "Face of Boe" Like poster boy.

[@georgeosorio5815]

Martha is always reduced as the companion who fancied the Doctor. When in reality she is one of the companions that did the most for the Doctor. She supported him (even financially) several times and she is one of the companions that faced so much adversity and several times the Doctor kinda took it for granted. She deserved better and I really love how at the end she realized she is worth so much more.

[@HuntingViolets]

She’s my favorite.

[@Lordoftheapes79]

Best companion exit imo. She didn't die, she didn't get left behind, and she wasn't lost. What makes it the best tho, is despite all of that, it still feels earned the right way.

[@hunrahel]

Makes a responsible decision for the right reason

[@benjames9158]

Idk as much as I love Martha it’s again all about her infatuation with the doctor. It’s just jarring

[@Marian70V3]

Everytime you said that you liked the face of Bo, I´ve been waiting for this episode. and yes, he died but it was a good death. He died of old age, peacefully and happy that he could save the world once again 💖💖

[@Pain4O4]

Well that's alright then!

[@352eden]

On this week's installment of "Every British actor ever has been on Doctor Who" - Tom in this episode was played by Tom Ellis, who at the time had a few tv roles but wasn't massively well known. He got more well known in the UK a couple of years later, playing a main character on the sitcom Miranda, and he's best known in the states for playing Lucifer in the show Lucifer.

[@alextrill1746]

"So tell me, Martha Jones, what is it you truly desire?" "I want Doctor-sempai to notice me."

[@TorIverWilhelmsen]

@@alextrill1746 "Detective?" "No, Doctor."

[@Guy8417]

I had the biggest crush on Tom Ellis when he played Gary on Miranda, It is, what i call, a great show and it's...SUCH FUN!

[@Eefrit101]

- So you're the famous Martha Jones. - And what's your name? - Lucifer Morningstar.

[@andrewjuby6339]

Do you all want slash fanfic? Because this is how you get slash fanfic.

[@j9lorna]

Way back, you said "i love the face of Boe!" And knowing how you had fallen for Jack, i commented "Yes you absolutely do!" It was SO hard not to say anything but glad no one spoiled it!!

[@sinimsdp]

19:18 I've been waiting for this reaction and it did not disappoint.

[@ROgdenGOOS]

Please make sure that you watch the Time Crash short before the next full episode!

[@Niceman65706]

DEFINITELY!!! ❤💯

[@DavidTraynier]

Jack was called the Face of Boe because he was the first person to enter the Time Agency from his home in the Boeshane penninsular. Millions of years later, he'd adopt is sobriquet, possibly as a joke.

[@PrinceIMC]

Probably after his head gets cut off but he continues to live on.

[@baddweather6362]

​@PrinceIMC speaking of- we do see a character later on get beheaded and live, that was originally supposed to be Jack

[@davidjrandall1979]

I'm so happy that reveal wasn't spoiled for you. Your reaction was priceless x

[@XeonAlpha]

19:23 that reaction was _everything_ (the realization is like being physically slapped). I’m so happy no one spoiled it.

[@acereporter73]

When the realization of the story hits, it's almost too much for one to bear. Oh, Jack. Our dear, Captain Jack. 😢

[@yungfishe]

My favorite reaction to this scene ever!!

[@LawlissLanterns]

this reaction, the realization/ revelation was one of the best in Sci-Fi.

[@B0K0691]

I don't get the crying but yeah

[@klaxoncow]

@@acereporter73 Our dear Captain Jack. Who we'll never see again, sadly, as John Barrowman can't keep it in his trousers, and the BBC can't be seen to be tolerating that.

[@rainestar82]

thats how the Face of Boe knew he wasnt alone. Seeing that reaction to that reveal was EVERYTHING, one of my favs in DW canon. And his death... after living forever what more could you ask for than a peaceful quiet death, finally reunited with an old friend? GOD. I love it so much. for as awful as Martha got it with so much of her characterization reduced to "has a crush on the Doctor"--I LOVE their goodbye. I can really feel the Doctor feeling/realizing that yes, he overlooked her, and just having a lot of respect for who she is... He knew immediately she was leaving. And she didnt go quietly, she left finally giving the Doctor her mind without any resentment. Just, beautiful.

[@EntertainmentGym]

Y'know... If Doctor Who had the Titanic special during the first season, it probably would have included Jack and Rose 😮 🤯

[@jameschristie9310]

If you haven’t already. There is a minisode that takes place between this episode and voyage of the damned called ‘Time Crash’ which would be good to see your reaction to when you have a chance!

[@chrisfraser5088]

So glad Jack’s reveal wasn’t spoiled for you. Such a great moment.

[@lowkeyz99]

2:27 "who are you? " He's Lucifer Morningstar

[@ristridin_photography]

Hell yes he is!!

[@crystalfire5564]

I never realized he was in this!

[@alextrill1746]

"The Devil, yes, exactly!"

[@benjames9158]

Nah he’s Gary Preston

[@Bardic_Knowledge]

Fun Fact from Classic Who: In the story The Mind of Evil, we get to see what The Master's greatest fear is, and it is actually a vision of The Doctor (Three at the time) hovering over him with absolute power. So in this episode, he got to experience that very fear.

[@Kranitoko]

I don't know if it was in the version you watched, but there is a scene that was cut from the UK version (for some reason) where Martha's mum picked up the gun and pointed it at the Master after time reversed, where she contemplated shooting the master for all the suffering. The Doctor took the gun away and it somehow ended up in the hands of the Master's wife. I can't remember why they cut it later on but it WAS in the original airing.

[@cassianand0r]

i think this scene and the one where martha gives professor docherty flowers and says she doesn’t blame her after time is reversed were cut in the US version to make room for ads (yuck)

[@MeganSt90]

@@cassianand0r Yeah, so many scenes were edited out for the US version. I believe the "Sol Three is closed" bit at the very beginning was also cut along with the Master dancing to Scissor Sisters. It's bizarre, I don't think any other episode has been as heavily edited as this one.

[@lordfoul6259]

Yeah I do remember that scene and an extended scene from this episode when the show was free on Prime it's weird they cut them

[@ic5319]

Martha Jones is such an underrated companion. She had her adventures with the Doctor, then made the mature decision to leave.

[@elliotkingaby5312]

19:23 So glad it wasn't spoilt for u. One of the most iconic moments in Who. Its one of those moments thats over really fast but means so much to all the fans and even the Doctor.

[@andrewgrant6516]

At the time, I wasn't convinced by the sudden appearance of Space Jesus with his magic reset button. Eighteen years later, I can still hear the suspension of disbelief creaking at the hinges. Russell is all about the build up, don't worry about the conclusion.

[@likeafishondryland]

Yes!

[@David-cg1lh]

I think its contrived writing I think in universe it t works fine doctor who's chock full of physic powers manifesting reality alterations.

[@benjames9158]

I used to love this story as a kid cus I love John simm . But this story gets worse with every rewatch

[@littlepiggin]

not a spoiler as it’s from season 2: Jack was from the Boeshane Peninsula, on an Earth colony planet in the 51st century. That’s where Boe comes from! The face part - he’s attractive & the Time Agency used that to promote themselves 😅

[@michaelmaguire4147]

8:17 Often missed detail: Mrs Saxon can be seen with a black eye

[@fayesouthall6604]

Definitely an abused woman. Under a spell but perhaps starting to guess he’s a bad person 😂

[@liamc9998]

In the cut “I can’t decide” scene, the moment she turn away from the Master after kissing him, her mask of devotion falls away and we see how she truly feels about him now one year on. It’s one of the main reasons I wish they kept the scene for the news releases of this episode. Just more foreshadowing for what she’ll ultimately do.

[@theshades5702]

Make sure to also watch the Time Crash Children in Need short, its set between the moment Martha steps out of the TARDIS and the moment the Titanic crashes through the wall, its a lot of fun, well worth the watch

[@petrusjnaude7279]

The reveal of the identity of the Face Of Boe is actually quite a surprise and your reaction was excellent. I was glad that Martha had that moment of explaining to the Doctor why she was not going to travel with him anymore. Also, Voyage of the Damned is one of my favourite of this era of specials.

[@MrBanankartong]

I loved your reaction to the face of boe reveal! Most people laugh or gets really suprised, ive never seen anyone get as emotional to that as you!

[@Cobinja]

John Barrowman likes to tell the story of how, when this episode first aired and the Face of Boe reveal was about to happen, he stood at the open window of his London apartment to "hear the nations jaw drop".

[@MINKIN2]

Apparently he has so eager to stand at the window that he completely forgot to put underwear on! Well that's what the police report said. 😆

[@megaboy767]

The fact that Martha had to team up with the devil himself to defeat the master is pretty funny

[@constanza86]

I've said that Martha has good story arc. It is an arc of maturity and understanding, and that is why I respect her as a companion.

[@ms-literary6320]

She has one of the cleanest exits as a companion too. Just realized what was best for her and acted on it without damaging relationships. All of the applause for the amazing Dr. Jones

[@benjaminprince2690]

surely watch Time Crash (the children in need special) from this year bloody brilliant happens directly after this episode concludes

[@LezArtist5]

Always glorious to see the reaction from creators, when they realize who 'The Face of Bo' is 🌹

[@RakkiXIII]

He's called the face of Boe because when he joined the Time Agency, that was the event that got the Boeshane peninsula to get its own Wikipedia article (in-universe, and I'm being facetious, but its the same principle)

[@jabberwock95]

One thing that actually jars me rewatching this is how cheery the doctor is at the end. Yet again he's brought a bunch of suffering down on the people close to him (this time an entire YEAR of being tortured) and he just... moves on. People like the Master's wife who might never recover don't even appear to be on his radar. Definitely feels like an intentional subtext though, this version of the Doctor is constantly running from his feelings.

[@mayotango1317]

He is a alien.

[@Imperial_Squid]

a) it plays into your point in the last paragraph, but also b) it's a major component of the next season's finale [MAJOR SPOILERS BELOW] Since davros plays into that fact and explicitly calls out the doctor for taking companions and "crafting them into soldiers" in that way.

[@mayotango1317]

@Imperial_Squid That sound so hypocrite.

[@Imperial_Squid]

@@mayotango1317 I mean yeah, he's a villain, he's not meant to be morally correct lol

[@DorcasNanyangwe]

You want him to stick around and cause more damage His in a place his not supposed to be he is only there to fix things and has leave after Also his jolly attitude is a mask to hide his pain

[@helixwither2837]

"He has now aged because the Lazarus machine in pen form" probably the most creative description of olded Doctor lol

[@matthewpreston28]

The master wakes up as a police detective in 1973 😅

[@brianhophead]

Life on Mars is one of my favorite British shows. DCI Gene Hunt is kind of my hero.

[@stephjovi]

He's so nice there. Must have used the watch again 😂

[@MichaelSiegel14]

One of the pleasure of watching you explore Doctor Who is looking at your face when big reveals come down. Been waiting two episode to see how you would respond to that one revelation and you did not disappoint. :)

[@klemminguk]

The shot with the hand and the ring was an homage to the end of Flash Gordon (the good version, with the Queen music and BRIAN BLESSED). RTD openly said afterwards that he didn't have any plans to follow up on it, he just left it as a useable plot hook for a future writer who wanted to bring the Master back (because like the Daleks or Joker in Batman, no-one seriously believes it when it happens).

[@Lewa1110]

I've been waiting SO LONG TO JUMP TO THE JACK SPOT!! OH YOUR REACTION WAS WORTH IT

[@JeshuaSquirrel]

Have you seen the video of David and John talking about when they read that part of the script?

[@DavidAndDannyShow]

Love posting fun facts. The town Martha goes to at 12:00 is Bexley. It's actually my home town! You could imagine how excited 8 year old me was!

[@DavidAndDannyShow]

I will say, they filmed it in Cardiff but in the episode itself they say Bexley:)

[@aeneasfate]

The ending with the ring is a reference to the 1980 Flash Gordon, which somehow became a staple Christmas movie in the UK, probably from the bright colours alone.

[@j9lorna]

For me, it just ignited a lifelong fascination with BDSM, PVC and tying beautiful women to tables...and vice versa! "Not the bore worms!!!"

[@John.R.F.]

At this point you have to be realising how much RTD relies on magical resets and undo buttons.

[@firefly24601]

Yes!!!! One of my favorite non-plot-critical reveals!!! 💜

[@kemmdog4444]

And yet when Martha mentioned the Face of Boe ,in Utopia,Jack didn’t bat an eye.😊

[@funnylilgalreacts]

I also noticed this and was like “did they plan that?” Because it didn’t feel like they did.

[@HuntingViolets]

Hmm.

[@kemmdog4444]

@@funnylilgalreactsMaybe a last page script idea?

[@nyghtmoon]

​@funnylilgalreacts He might not have a made a connection.

[@peternolan5501]

@@funnylilgalreacts It was a last minute "actually, you know what would be cool?" script change during filming of Last of the Time Lords rather than something planned all along, which explains the disconnect with the line in Utopia. (I guess you could cover it with there being a lot going on when Martha says it in front of Jack, and by the time they escape the Future Kind, get back to the 21st century and are running all over London, it's slipped Jack's mind)

[@BoboftheOldeWays]

The guy playing Tom Milligan later plays Lucifer in the titular TV show. Doctor Who launches so many careers!

[@carolineskipper6976]

It's really fun to look back over all the Face of Boe's appearances, knowing that it's the evolution of Jack! He was the Face of Boe because he was the first from the Boeshane (sp?) Peninsular to be signed up by the Time Agency. Like celebrities can be signed up as 'The face of Chanel' or whatever for advertising campaigns. Hope you fit TimeCrash in before the Christmas Special.......It fits in the timeline at just this point.

[@concettasorvillo3719]

Martha's exit is the best and for me it would always be the best. Both inside the story and as a metaphor of life, is brilliant. Because is about leaving a discomforting situation or living a place thats isn't nurturing you anymore. It's about finding your own self worth and stick to yourself and spoke FOR yourself. Love it. Martha journey was all about understand her power and her strength, it does make totally sense that she end up by leaving the Doctor on her own terms. SPOILER FOR LITTLEGAL And I LOVE thst she is still THE ONE who left on her terms and was the one recurring like she was a sort of collegue in the field.

[@TaikoNoTetsujin]

There were some amazing behind-the-scenes interviews in Doctor Who Confidential (and retold at various conventions) where the producers and David and John talk about how they reacted when they found out about Jack/Face of Boe :)

[@drwfigureadventures]

It’s a shame the full version of this episode isn’t readily available overseas. I’d recommend looking it up - at least the added scenes. Some are iconic, some are emotional and some are just nice little additions that make your heart smile.

[@Wolf-ln1ml]

2:30 - "Who are you?" I guess someone might enjoy watching "Lucifer"... 😂

[@chanceneck8072]

19:19 Angela, I just love you. 😅 You react exactly as emotional as I do to these strong moments. 🥰 Much love from Germany! 🫶

[@fleason771]

Martha Jones is one of those companions who knew her own worth & left on her own terms. Love that for Martha!! ❤ Whose red finger nails were they? Will we ever find out I wonder? 😮

[@chaospoet]

In my opinion the best twist/reveal in all of Doctor Who. It makes a lot of sense because how could The Face Of Boe know something that takes place literally hundreds of trillions of years after him? And also know to give the clue "You Are Not Alone" for Professor YANA considering all the people who knew he was a Time Lord were his Assistant, Martha, The Doctor and Jack? It had to be Jack and the fact that not a one of us put it together in that episode shows how good they were at making Boe and Jack's personalities so different to throw us all off. Also, just my theory, ever since this reveal, I've believed The Face Of Boe being taken care of by cat women was a dirty joke and another clue the whole time. Even as a billions of years old floating head Jack is still surrounded by pussy.

[@nyghtmoon]

Lol. That is good one.

[@jburditt6028]

The first time we meet the Face of Bo is in the second episode on the station watching Earth blow up. The one with Cassandra as the "last human". When you think about Jack as the Face of Bo, it puts a whole nostalgic spin on it. He's seeing *his* first doctor (9) and Rose together after so long and can't acknowledge it or say anything to them.

[@10thdoctor15]

Jack said he was from the Boeshane Peninsula, and was the first one ever to be signed up for the time agency, so they called him the Face of Boe.

[@RB-km4om]

Years after watching this I watched Lucifer. Took me a rewatch today to realise Tom Ellis was in Doctor Who 🙈

[@michaelgonzalez6295]

26:41 and THAT is how much love/friendship Jack has for The Doctor. Eternally, and having to keep secrets.

[@michaelmaguire4147]

19:20 AND THERE IT IS! I've been waiting so long to see that reaction!

[@IsiahBradley]

I always love reactions to this episode because of the (sings) twist at the end!!! I just thought you would shout!!! THANKS for this!!!

[@likecat7886]

Ah yes, (also sings) there is always a twist at the end! . . . A Susan Twist.😂

[@sp72929]

Both David Tenant and John Barrowman are huge DW fans since they were little kids - when they found out about the Face of Boe they literally freaked out 😅. John told once that he was waiting by the open window when this episode was aired waiting for "the nations jaw to drop"😂

[@ronfehr7899]

If you listen to Jack's speech before his departure, you hear him mention that he was from the Boeshane Peninsula, hence the reason he was called The Face of Boe.

[@michaelmiddleton8098]

Very recently rewatched a lot of Dr Who. All I want to say about this three parter was it set a benchmark for what they could do... And they blow it out of the water season after season. You're in for a fun, emotional adventure

[@scottredding7357]

I loved series 3, from the talk with Lazarus in Southwark Cathedral right up to the Doctor turning into Dobby In A Birdcage.

[@ristridin_photography]

Martha is actually one of my all-time favourite companions

[@BennieDuck]

i love these reactions so much theres so many moments in this show that im so hyped for you to see

[@crystalfire5564]

I loved your reaction to the Face of Boe reveal!

[@jonny5148]

There’s a charity mini episode special titled Time Crash that’s takes place in between this episode and the Titanic Christmas special, where the Doctor meets his classic incarnation!

[@noobishnemo6745]

There are absolutely no spoilers in this comment. It is safe to read :) You absolutely need to watch the short episode Time Crash. No spoilers, but it takes place between this episode and the next episode (Voyage of the Damned). It's absolutely brilliant, and only a couple minutes long. You mentioned all the episodes link together in some way and you are absolutely right. Russell is very good about connecting individual stories into an long term season arc. It's where he shines. He is the master (no pun intended) of dropping subtle hints and one off lines that don't pay off until episodes of even seasons later. He sometimes has a tendency to get in his own way and write himself into corners, but RTDs first run is just overall so good. As for your questions: The master wanted to start a war with the rest of the universe. He wanted to start a new Time Lord empire with himself at the center of it. The Master is the antithesis of The Doctor. He is driven by greed, rage, and power. He's also been driven insane by a lifetime of drumming in his head. His motivations are purely selfish and born out of a desire to conquer. Nothing more. Jack was called the Face of Boe because he hails from the Boshane Peninsula. He was the first ever person to be selected for the Time Agency, so the people from there gave him the name, because they see him as the face of the Boshane Peninsula. There's a line about this in the same scene I think you just missed. The Toclafane are not evolved, The Master created them. The Master tricked the future humans into going to Utopia so he could torture and turn them into the Toclafane. He needed an army that could easily conquer and occupy a planet, so he made them. The gun was always a red herring. It was fake, and meant to cause The Master to focus his attention on worrying about a chemical gun so he'd miss what was really happening.

[@fyraltari1889]

In the Third Doctor serial "the Mind of Evil", the Master saw a projection of his greatest fear. That took the form of a giant shining and floating Doctor, laughing at him. This episode makes that fear come true almost exactly.

[@dclore]

Tom is the same person who plays Lucifer. Definitely a show you should check out. He's amazing.

[@benadams6767]

"I stole a timelord and went to see the universe" My favourite quote from Doctor Who. 🤣

[@Tanatie]

Your face at the Face of Boe revelation was magical 😂

[@CarnageO31]

The repeated "What" is one of my favorite things from David Tennant. I laugh every time.

[@peteturner3928]

I'd forgotten Tom Ellis was in this one, you'll have to watch the sublime 'Lucifer' now, I cannot imagine anyone else doing it now I've seen him in the part (even though I read the DC comics its based on years before he played him!).

[@Sirxeko]

Reminder that there's nearly 50 years of show before this. And human organizations like Torchwood and UNIT, who have known about the Doctor and in some cases were opposed to him, have existed the entire time. The idea of a human made weapon that can permanently kill a Time Lord isn't that odd. Also, reminder that Time Lords have minor telepathic powers. The ending feels kinda cheesy power-of-friendship nonsense, until second or third watching. The Doctor harnessing the telepathic field that The Master had set up to control the world to fuel his regenerative powers. It makes some loose sci-fi kind of sense.

[@thom_Said]

The actor you like at the beginning playing Tom is actor Tom Ellis who played Lucifer Morningstar in Lucifer 🎉

[@johnmiller7682]

Rewatch the scene with Jack saying he was the face of Boe. He explains why they called him that.

[@ryanakers1372]

Gotta love how bold this show is. They play the loooong game by introducing The Face of Boe all the way back on Rose's first trip in the Tardis with Eccleston and when they finally drop this bombshell on you and just move on like it's an ordinary thing, lol.😂

[@Graymon44]

Love the sound effects 😂 👍

[@JamesAHirons_]

You beautiful soul. This was a huge tear jerker ending as well. Sending all my best wishes from the UK x

[@oneoveralpha]

This episode is why Martha is my favorite companion. She saved the world, by telling a story.

[@HankD13]

Ah, "Lucifer" - good to see you! The kicker at the end is always a bit special!

[@deanworrall4567]

he was called "the face of Bo" because it was BoShang province... so he was the poster child as it were..

[@darmtb]

Delighted Martha got out on her own terms! Knew you’d like it. If you liked the actor who played Tom (Tom Ellis) you WILL love him in Lucifer. That’s a show you should react to. Lovely sound editing Zander ❤

[@shalekendar6759]

That and I'm still hoping for the previously mentioned B5 reaction :(

[@CurtTweedle]

I was waiting eagerly for your response to the reveal of the Face of Bo. I wasn't disappointed. :) I am glad it remained unspoiled.

[@stitchedfreedom]

Amazing reaction, so happy for season 4 - it's my personal favorite and such a fun ride!

[@PompeyDave-w6m]

Martha has been a great companion for the Doctor, loyal and resourceful. Freema had a tough job after Rose. The romantic angle is new to this incarnation of the show, and it leaves her room for future appearances. Well, we all know about Jack now, he'll have to get used to being a man with a awful lot of time on his hands. I liked this better seeing it again. You might like to watch the Children in need minisode ' Time crash' before the Christmas special.

[@bdslade]

When you said Jack and Rose I assumed you meant Harkness and Tyler, not the Titanic ones. LOL

[@Centurian666]

Love that Tom Ellis aka Lucifer show is in this.. He’d make a great Doctor

[@matthewhearn9910]

Lots of people complained about the resolution feeling like a "reset button," and on a logical level I do sort of agree - but on an emotional level it absolutely works.

[@TrigansFunGames]

I loved Voyage of the Damned. Almost as much as I love watching your videos! I can't wait for the next one. 🥳

[@DanielCline9]

I always figured this episode would be the one to cause you to go and watch Torchwood, now we'll find out

[@helixwither2837]

"He has now aged because the Lazarus machine in pen form" probably the most crestive

[@BrotherPraetus]

There is a short that takes place between his departure from Earth and the Titanic colliding with the TARDIS, if you're interested. "Legend says the Face of Boe has lived for billions of years".

[@alexandrasloane]

He was the "Face of Boe" because he was from the Boeshane Peninsula, which was an Earth-built colony, I think!

[@ericlayton8888]

6:24 just clocked a future callback "I'm like Space Gandalf" (ikyky)

[@markharris1125]

"Who are you?" That's Tom Ellis. He's a sly Devil.

[@markchristman3369]

At the end - the ring falling and being picked up.... I swear I heard Ming the Merciless laughing (Flash Gordon - 1980) I had been aching for weeks not saying anything to not spoil the realization moment - witnessing it was cathartic for me, thank you for sharing. Tom Ellis as/in Lucifer -- Chef's Kiss (applies to the whole cast and writing as well)

[@drwfigureadventures]

“I don’t think there’s a jack or rose” Me: Huh?…. OOOHHHHH

[@DaveB806]

I have been waiting so long to see your reaction to finding out about Jack, it was priceless. Love watching your videos. They are the highlight of my day. Sending lots of ❤ your way. O and belated congratulations on your wedding 🎊🎉

[@InsanityPlea100]

The Face of Boe thing goes two ways. Jack is from Boeshane Peninsula, but it is also abit of a pun. Boe is pronounced 'beau', which is french for a male beauty (the male version of belle). So, he is the poster boy of Boeshane Peninsula and he is the face of beauty.