Doctor Who 6x4 REACTION!! "The Doctor's Wife"

Eric Shane Calvin and Aaron react to and discuss season 6 episode 4 of Doctor Who The Doctor's Wife
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[@GrayzeTV]

"Fear me I've killed hundreds of time-lords..." "Fear me I've killed all of them" Literally the most bad ass Doctor Who quote ever!!!!!

[@aureliaansah1462]

So sexy.

[@abstractnonsense3253]

The most bad ass moment to me is still "The fury of the Time Lord" kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWXbnmyEfbOInJo

[@GrayzeTV]

@@abstractnonsense3253 I mean that is from one of the two greatest two parters in new who and is defo up there!

[@abstractnonsense3253]

@@GrayzeTV What's your other favourite? Silence in the Library?

[@GrayzeTV]

@@abstractnonsense3253 Of course absolutely amazing episodes.

[@DextroDNAOfficial]

I love what Amy says at the end, "It’s always you and her isn’t it? Long after the rest of us have gone." The TARDIS is the Doctor's closest friend; they've always been together and they always will be. The Doctor loses so many people, but the TARDIS is always there for him

[@jeckjeck3119]

TARDIS and death, 2 of Doctor's constant companions.

[@daffy8995]

At NYCC recently, David Tennant was lamenting the fact that he left DW without getting to have Neil Gaiman write an episode for him... Neil replied that, when he wrote this, he did not know who would be playing the Doctor, so he wrote it with David in mind. So in a sense, he did write for David's Doctor. He said he "Matted it up" later, as the series went along.

[@nicia1460]

Well, Tennant is now in a show made by Neil Gaiman.

[@SkyWingFeather]

Ah, I can definitely see Ten saying “You gave me hope and then took it away, that’s enough to make anyone dangerous, so god knows what it’ll do to me.” Gosh, just his accent and his Timelord fury, and the hints of regret even larger than life. Can you imagine what Ten would do in this situation?

[@dialnh]

@@SkyWingFeather im glad its 11 tho tbh, its more interesting imo

[@Dragonbornabc123]

"But I always took you where you needed to go" Great line

[@suncore598]

And suddenly the entirety of Doctor Who made sense.

[@smith22041]

Reminds me of Gargoyles when they're leaving the mystic island of Avalon in a small boat "Avalon doesn't take you where you want to go, Avalon sends you where you need to be!" The shore there boat would turn up at could be anywhere in the world even in an enclosed lake.

[@antonbrakhage490]

One little line, and it changes the meaning of the entire series.

[@HelenWheelsUtah]

It doesn't change the meaning of the series, but it *does* explain why the miss their intended destination so often.

[@under_score3829]

Doctor Who in a nutshell.

[@DarkPriestess1]

"Another Ood I failed to save" is such a hilariously callous line.

[@SpiralSine6]

I always think it’s funny that the TARDIS refers to the companions as ‘strays’ that the Doctor brings home.

[@jeckjeck3119]

...They kind of are.

[@cinnamonbreeze5618]

haha it's like the doctor and the tardis are a married couple and the doctor is the kind who is into bringing alley cats and stay dogs home and the tardis is just like oh whatever

[@lotemylife3006]

especially after Marthe (I think it was her) said "Oh god, I make us sound like stray dogs. Well maybe we are" or smth like that xD

[@sayuri2434]

Her line about people being bigger on the inside is one of my favorite lines ever.

[@cailancook9720]

"The TARDIS is designed to be banged by 5 people at a time." I c o n i c

[@coladict]

6 people, actually. It's made to be operated by a crew of 6.

[@shauntempley9757]

@@coladict No. The Time Lords would kill each other. TARDISes are flown by one pilot telepathically, since they are alive.

[@zaxker]

that sentence makes my mind dirty

[@zeallust8542]

@@shauntempley9757 why would they kill each other? I have literally 0 clue where you got that from. Also if the tardis is only flown telepathically why is it that every single variation shown has mechanical controls?

[@shauntempley9757]

@@zeallust8542 Because the Time Lords believe that each one is in charge. You put 6 Time Lords, even 6 Incarnations of the same one, and they would battle each other for the right to call the shots on the flight. The High Council could designate which one was in command, but it would not work, The fight would happen regardless. We saw that with the Three Doctors. 2 and 3 fought constantly, and only worked together when 1 showed up, and that was while he was actually talking to them. We saw how the Master would act with himself. He would literally kill him selves. All the other Time Lords would be in between these two extremes, to varying degrees, and it would apply between multiple Time Lords, in Incarnation number and separate figures. Only the High Council works together effectively, and there are strict laws to allow that work to happen, that apply only in that council chamber. This because each Time Lord on the High Council comes from a chapter House, of which there are eight Houses, total, and outside that Council chamber the Houses are all pretty much at open war with each other, and at open war between each House member inside each House. They assassinate each other on a regular basis, after each debate.

[@mordirit8727]

Watching Calvin recognize the Hypercube nearly melted my heart, he sounded like a little kid seeing Santa for the first time ^^

[@TheMoonRover]

The only other time those cubes were seen, it was the Doctor contacting the Time Lords for help in _The War Games_ (1969). The story is significant for being the first appearance of the Time Lords (and also for naming them as such). It's also the last 2nd Doctor story, the last black and white story, and the only 10-part story (making it the third longest in the history of the show).

[@paddystrongjaw9995]

TheMoonRover and most unfortunately the last episode of jamie

[@shauntempley9757]

@@paddystrongjaw9995 No. The Second Doctor and Jamie show up again when the Sixth Doctor shows up to help them.

[@ohwow1626]

The only water in the forest is the river...

[@georgina01melia]

The makeshift Tardis was actually part of a Blue Peter competition where you could draw your own Tardis console and that would end up being in the episode! I always think that's such a cool thing for Doctor Who to do!

[@zeallust8542]

I wish they made more episodes like that. This tardis was bad ass. Such a cool concept. Course it doesnt always go well, love and monsters and such.

[@jonw9131]

'Fear me, I have killed hundreds of Time Lords.' 'Fear me, I have killed them all.' Finally! This was a great episode...

[@telectronix1368]

@David Blyth And the line is "Fear me, I've killed all of them."

[@chandler4880]

This is one of my favorite episodes of 11's era. We get to see 11's charm but also his rage all within an episode that can go from funny to terrifying in an instant

[@JessicaBiilor]

My favourite line from this episode, one of my favourites from the entire show, is the TARDIS asking “Are all people like this? So much bigger on the inside” It works beautifully within the show’s mythology as well as really helping and driving the point home to imagine people complexly.

[@Sixgunharlequin]

This was definitely my favorite episode personally. Always brings tears to my eyes when she says, "I just wanted to say hello. Hello, my Doctor." That shit hits you real hard in the feels when you know they'll always be there together but never in that same way.

[@airmaildolphin7013]

Old Rory is one of the most frightening things on DW.

[@Concreteowl]

Dead Rory was worse.

[@crashfan9997]

Roman Rory being the best

[@wolf7985]

Normal Rory's not bad..

[@FBGMMike]

"You gave me hope and then ripped it away, that is enough to drive anyone mad... God knows what it will do to me." This episode has so many awesome quotes

[@firefly24601]

"Fear ME.... I killed them ALL."

[@apowolf1340]

WHAT.A.LINE!!!!

[@coladict]

When Rory said "2000 years I waited for you, you did it to me again!" he's not saying he waited another 2000 years. You're misinterpreting it. He's saying she left him alone and waiting again. Plus that wasn't house playing with time, it was making her see things, like later when to her the hallway went dark, but to Rory it was fully lit.

[@Fanatic_Foremem]

I'm pretty sure the phrasing is meant to imply he was waiting for 200 years again.

[@daffy8995]

I interpreted it the same way as coladict.

[@aaronlock5091]

I guess that house treats her with her worst nightmare. There is no need in details, Rory waited for her for a long time and started hating her for that, and it's enough to terrify her. That is really impressive scene if you think about it

[@telectronix1368]

Yeah, it's about "Amy leaving me again", not that it was for "2000 years again". Although 'leaving' is a bit of a stretch given that she was put in a stasis-box after plastic Rory shot her. #DetailsShmetails

[@Dave_L913]

My favorite bit of dialog (from an episode full of them): Idris: There’s something I didn’t get to say to you. The Doctor: Goodbye. Idris: No. I just wanted to say, Hello. Hello Doctor. It’s so very very nice to meet you. Makes me bawl like a baby. Her delivery of "Hello" is wonderful

[@strbourne]

She starts by saying goodbye, she ends by saying hello

[@ratosc2]

"If he ever actually dies Im not gona feel it"... Oh my sweet summer child!

[@jeckjeck3119]

His tears are gonna be delicious.

[@Bookq36]

There are two kinds of crying: Doctor Who crying, and every other kind of crying.

[@hiccuphufflepuff176]

Winter is coming...

[@torchwoodboy5564]

OH MY GOD YES YES YES YES YES!!!! This episode makes me happy, and sad, and cry... lots of crying... which is why it's my favorite. God I'm so happy you guys got here! LOVE YOU AND LOVE THIS EPISODE OMG!

[@Loulizabeth]

This was the main comment I was looking for, for this episode. Every time someone reacts to this episode, yours is the comment I look for.

[@matthewbradford6489]

I enjoyed it much more than that dam spider episode!

[@adanianking]

this is one of my top 3 episodes of Who :)

[@azizuladnan2957]

They should rewatch that one episode from Legends Of Tomorrow Which was the Rip Hunter and Human Gideon moment

[@Bookq36]

@@azizuladnan2957 YASSS! "Land of the Lost" in season 2

[@JulietteReacts]

Such a wonderful episode! Surranne Jones did an amazing job. Episodes like these are why people adore Doctor Who. Yeah there's cheese and bad CGI etc but the atmosphere and ethos is so beautiful and every once in a while a stunning episode comes along and punches you in the stomach. Michael Sheen is playing Aziraphale in the upcoming adaptation of Good Omens alongside David Tennant and based on a book by Neil Gaiman (and Terry Pratchett)! I love how close knit the UK acting scene is. He's also been in relationships with some of the most beautiful women e.g Rachel McAdams, Kate Beckinsale and he recently split up with Sarah Silverman. Hyped for future reactions as always.

[@Concreteowl]

What bad CGI?

[@ffaristocrat]

​@@Concreteowl The Lazarus Experiment stands out as being particularly bad.

[@Concreteowl]

@@ffaristocrat sorry I thought you meant in this episode. I grew up with the Ark in Space. The monster there was made out of bubble wrap painted green. But the story is really good. Its basically alien. So the earlier season CGI wasn't an issue for me. By this season it's getting quite polished.

[@keerokamiya9126]

Not stomach, heart. Punches you in the heart

[@ceilxcvi]

One of my fave episodes! Suranne Jones is a brilliant TARDIS. The Doctor’s reaction when he realised there were no Time Lords there, was great; it’s scary seeing that side of him, Matt Smith kills it! Watching now...hope you guys enjoy it!

[@firefly24601]

When I heard Suranne Jones was on a Dr Who episode I was SOOO happy. That woman is a brilliant actor.

[@ceilxcvi]

Firefly 24601 Agreed; she’s awesome!

[@mordirit8727]

"You gave me hope, and then you took it away from me. That would be enough to make anyone dangerous, lord knows what it will do to me" Matt Smith can be so chilling when given the right treatment, I love some of the darkest 11th moments, when he needs to go dark he goes freaking ventablack dark.

[@ceilxcvi]

Mordirit Absolutely; he’s so good!

[@Payne2view]

My favourite "new Who" episode. You didn't even show her say "Hello Doctor" and I'm ready to cry. Excellent acting by Suranne Jones, so mad but vibrant and alive. You could believe she existed across tenses.

[@brandih9744]

I love this episode. We all know how important the tardis is and that the tardis matrix is a sentient being but seeing her human really drives it home. She has her own thoughts and feelings and her perspective of the doctor makes it really special. The doctor and the tardis. Greatest partnership of all time.

[@mradriankool]

So good, absolutely beautifully written, perfectly acted, so emotional . Never get tired of watching it, Matt Smith flips in and out of joy to rage, the menace, to utter heart break.

[@Land967]

fun fact: that tardis they built was a fan-made submission and they used it in this episode.

[@Kuralai95]

Land967 I love how they interact with fans! I mean it backfired with "love&monsters" episode but still...xD

[@Land967]

@@Kuralai95 oh god, forgot about that... thanks for the nightmare!

[@MilleniumFoxMagician]

I really love how Calvin has watched Classic Who and caught on easter eggs like the telepathic message cube. Makes me smile a lot. I do hope that the gang watches more related Classic episodes just to get a taste of each era. They've covered Eight and Five (moreso a Doctor crossover episode but still). Hopefully we will see a Fourth or Seventh Doctor episode in the future. (Something Dalek centric maybe?)

[@elliotblabla]

MilleniumFoxMagician Ugh, a reaction to Genesis of The Daleks would make my Christmas.

[@TheOTA101]

Neil Gaiman writing this episode brought everything to the next level, one of my favourite episodes ever.

[@coladict]

"House repairs you when you break! Yes, I know!" - that line had excellent delivery. When I first watched the episode I immediately understood what every out-of-place line Idris said would imply, except the thing about petrichor.

[@nasmannen]

Doctor who and hitchikers guide share an interesting history. The third book is adapted from what was supposed to be a fourth doctor serial, but was never produced. When you read it with that in mind you can really see how it works as a doctor who story.

[@0okamino]

After all, Douglas Adams did write two Fourth Doctor stories ( _Shada_ and _The Pirate Planet_ ), co-wrote _City of Death,_ and did script editing for season 17 in general. :)

[@mordirit8727]

Look at her, House, look at her go! Bigger on the inside, House! See, that's the problem with you, size of a planet, but on the inside? You're just *so tiny!* I love the Doctor nerding over how cool his TARDIS is so much >.

[@Concreteowl]

Are people always like this? So much bigger on the inside.

[@ChocolatierRob]

My tardis would just be a door. It would usually find a blank bit of wall and match itself appropriately but just sometimes it would be free standing in a simple frame.

[@jeckjeck3119]

Mine would be a clock.... I would steal bodies with it.)

[@OzBaxter]

@@jeckjeck3119 "...a new body....at last..."

[@delightfullymischievous9684]

Mine would just be whatever it needed to be to blend in. You know, working Chameleon Circuit and all that.

[@sierra1513]

@@delightfullymischievous9684 mines would be a literal chameleon

[@Sara-ub5ic]

when it comes to Doctor Who I don't like to choose favourites of anything but if had to choose a favorite episode it's most likely going to be The Doctor's Wife I just love it.

[@TheGIJew.]

"I think you should be very, very careful about what you let into this control room." (cut to Ben, Polly, Dodo, and all the other companions who just randomly wandered into the TARDIS)

[@humble_baker]

"If Rory ever actually dies im not gonna feel it" Oh yes you will..

[@zeallust8542]

Hard disagree here. I feel like they killed them far too suddenly. I understand the context of Amy having already been terrified of angels and the significance there, but it doesnt feel like a real death for whatever reason. I suppose because its kinda not? Keep in mind, Amy and Rory are probably my favorite companions overall, i dont dislike them at all and thats definitely not the reason the death didnt hit me.

[@mrknowhere6457]

@@zeallust8542 you can't really hard disagree that they won't feel it when they did. And about two years ago as well lol

[@zeallust8542]

@@mrknowhere6457 Did you watch their whole series? They didnt give a fuck

[@mordirit8727]

The "Bubble with a smaller bubble on the outside", I don't know why, it *always* makes me think of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. One of my favorite lines on the second book, The Restaurant at the End of the Universe happens when Arthur is complaining that they're leaving the place without watching the actual end of the Universe (which was supposed to be the main attraction of the restaurant), because Zappod and Ford wanted to steal a ship and needed to bail. When an angry Arthur demands at least a description of what the end of the universe looks like... It goes something along the lines of - It's boring monkey, it's just a big old Gnab Gib. - What is a Gnab Gib!? - Well, imagine you have a giant bathtub, the biggest bathtub in existence. Then you decide to plug the drain for some reason, and fill it all the way to the brim with tiny marbles. Then you start to record it, unplug the bathtub and let aaaaall the little marbles flood in through the drain, then you take the footage you captured and watch it in reverse, at twice the speed. - So that's what a Gnab Gib is like? - What? No, but that would be really relaxing to watch!

[@aaronjuergens5219]

The Third Doctor while exiled on Earth took apart and rebuilt his TARDIS console and it even took him to a parallel Universe in the story “Inferno.”

[@suncore598]

One of my favorite episodes of Doctor Who. I love everything about it from the Tardis's spirit being in a person to the brief return of the old interior. And Matt Smith was in fine form as the Doctor, whether he was agonizing over the lost hope of seeing more of his kind, standing up against the House, or crying over the end of his unique experience with his long-serving companion. Michael Sheen voiced the House? I couldn't tell. He was very good. The Ood caught a break in Planet of the Ood thanks to the Doctor and Donna.

[@elliotblabla]

A very brief break... before being plagued by nightmares of the Master and the end of time. 😕

[@Concreteowl]

The Television version of Hitchikers Guide would be a good reaction.

[@gilanes]

3 weeks until Colonel Runaway

[@DextroDNAOfficial]

"They can never be..." "Surprised! Haha! Hello everyone! Guess who? Please, point a gun at me if it helps you relax. You're only human."

[@coladict]

REMEMBER: 1. It's not sonic 2. It's not a screwdriver

[@dandydeadpool]

3 weeks until a good man goes to war...

[@Crims0nKing1]

@@dandydeadpool Demons Run when a good man goes to war

[@telectronix1368]

"he'll rise to his greatest heights" by talking to people in an empty aircraft hanger.

[@passenthrualaska3293]

Eric, the way I finally came to terms with the idea of "before time" is to have come up with an overly simplistic analogy. Nothing truly comparative, but it helped me find enough of a comparison to sink my teeth into it. Basically the analogy is to equate time with a river. (been done, I know but go with me a moment longer) The river starts, it flows, and eventually it ends. But before the river starts, between the beginning and the end, outside of it's flow, and after it ends, the water that makes up the river still exists.... as vapor. So for me "before time" is something like what water is before it's liquid, before it's the river... when it's just vapor, existing, but with out form or definition. Like I said overly simplistic, but it gave me a window.

[@zeallust8542]

Good way to wrap your head around it and make it more logical. Thank you, even though it wasnt for me.

[@RubyRuby210]

I knew Eric would love this episode.

[@KeladryMindelan]

the only water in the forest is the river

[@Triskaan]

This one is for me one of the best DW episodes ever, I always cry so much at the end. Neil Gaiman is a genius and Nightmare in Silver as well is so freaking underrated ! Too bad you missed the line about the TARDIS thinking all of her sisters were dead because of Eric's ramblings ! :p

[@Triskaan]

I dont. It is for me one of Matt's absolute best performances.

[@samuelmyth8392]

Nightmare and Silver was one of the worst Cybermen stories ever. A shame because it had so much potential. Still not as bad as Closing Time from series 6

[@samuelmyth8392]

Adam Those annoying kids though...........And I agree Matt Smith was the only good part of the episode, the rest was shit. I still say it was better then the previous Cyberman story before it ( Closing Time) But that's not saying much at all........

[@icantthinkofagoodusername4575]

It was a bad episode it threw away everything that made The Cybermen scary , Matt Smith was irritating in it even though I normally like his Doctor and not to mention Those kids

[@mordirit8727]

Oh what a pretty web of lies. No, Neil Gaiman doesn't think Nightmare in Silver is "shit". He thinks it's unpolished due to taking longer than expected in production leading to a few corners being cut, and laments that it didn't come out exactly as he wished for. On that, however, he also states that he wrote the entire episode with the goal in mind of forcing Matt Smith to show just how freaking great of an actor he is, and Gaiman claims to be pretty happy that this was something he felt he fully achieved with the episode.

[@kajamison2]

Beautiful episode. The Tardis's last lines are so sad, too: "I just wanted to say...hello. Hello, Doctor. It's so very nice to meet you."

[@jenny13248]

"I'm done with Rory dying" ........ u just wait.

[@matthewnash8556]

Just wanted to point out that the "waited 2000 years and you did it to me again line" was a reference to the time he spent as a roman, guarding the Pandorica. You guys seemed to dismiss this as just a way of making it seem like he was in the hallway for an unrealistic amount of time. 16:25

[@eclaire_x88x]

Surranne Jones would be a great Doctor. Also this is one of those episodes where you realise 11 is such a badass, love it

[@Wannabe_Baby]

It's easy to forget just how good this episode is when you haven't seen it for a while. Doctor Who's writing has this amazing talent for being both very funny and very touching at the same time.

[@baptistepg8707]

So, Archon energy was a thing since the beginning! I should watch with more attention! :P 2 mentions in the same week, this is an interesting coincidence!

[@baptistepg8707]

@@Biadosaru Good point :P

[@OwaisMG]

"Fear ME.... I've Killed all of them."

[@airknight]

The reference to the doctor rebuilding the TARDIS is probably reference to the 3rd doctor when he was stuck on earth and he took the TARDIS apart and rebuilt it in order to get off earth

[@dresdenfan88]

this is one of my favorite episodes! "You can call me....Sexy" lol

[@95sumi]

If you listen carefully after the Tardis says I'm alive before she disappears she says 'I love you' , but it still makes me so emotional to hear the Tardis say it to the doctor! Probably one of the best written episodes of DW history.

[@martynnotman3467]

Oh yes! Never noticed that

[@stanklepoot]

I love the new perspective that we get in this episode. From the Doctor's perspective, he wanted to explore the universe, so he stole the TARDIS. From the TARDIS' perspective, she wanted to do the same, so she stole the Doctor.

[@beevers93]

I was SOOO excited for you guys to watch this episode! This is in my top 5 of favourite episodes. With Vincent and The Doctor being my all time favourite.

[@iChaosHD]

rory being old and saying he waited and she left him again always messes me up

[@pjulloa]

Erick : “Stop killing Rory!” 🤣🤣🤣

[@hiccuphufflepuff176]

3:55 It's going to be like Christmas for Eric when that payoff finally comes... actually more like Easter.

[@makhnolelong177]

One of my favorite episode if not THE ONE. This is where I have fall in love with Eleventh. When the crazy doctor calm down, you know he is really angry. The "fear me, I kill all of them" is just so good.

[@LiamDuke]

My favourite episode. Loved the reaction guys!

[@npe9483]

I don't think the next four episodes are classics, but they are very react worthy, with plenty of shock moments. So I am really looking forward to seeing their responses to them. Especially A Good Man Goes To War.

[@martynnotman3467]

Eric flying around the universe in a Tardis disguised as a Dunkin Donuts 😂

[@umarsaddique710]

Don't worry Eric you'll be rooting for River not long from now😉

[@dylanshadowstar9779]

Rory shot by old people Shot by Silurian Erased from existence Fake shot by American government Nearly drowned Alternative versions die to taunt Amy (More to come)

[@Hanmacx]

Three weeks until Rory transform into ultimative badass

[@Mark_E_M]

So many of 11's episodes hit you with the feels!!!

[@TheMess9898]

If the Doctor loved the Tardis so much, he would stop regenerating inside of it! I mean...

[@jeckjeck3119]

No wonder it thew The Doctor out.

[@Magma_Seb]

you'd think the TARDIS would enjoy the Doctor exploding inside.

[@arthurcrown3063]

It certainly spat the female Doctor out ... @@jeckjeck3119

[@crashfan9997]

9:55 my favourite part of this episode. Seeing the RTD era TARDIS interior return! The return of the Ood is a nice touch too and the voice of House being Colin McFarlane.

[@georgegraves3268]

22:38 Eric is going to eat those words ☠️☠️☠️

[@chaostourist2951]

this is my favorite doctor who episode and one of my favorite episodes of anything

[@Flagsitta]

I’ve been waiting for you guys to see this episode. It’s so good!

[@robertchaney2704]

I love that the Tardis refers to the companions as strays but even more so that she considers Rory “the pretty one”

[@franl155]

The swimming pool makes a couple of appearances in Tom Baker's era. Doctor Who Confidential is a behind-the-scenes companion to the series, one per episode. [Torchwood has them as well]. Shows how they did some stuff, and why, and a lot of stuff.

[@danieloconnor8636]

Neil Gaiman episode on Halloween, yes! Love his work so much.

[@amywalsh8544]

It's kind of funny that Micheal Sheen voices The House in a Doctor Who episode written by Neil Gaiman when a few years later he and David Tennent (The Doctor) star in Good Omens (originally written by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett). Anyway, I never noticed that before.

[@inspectorwhoreacts]

This episode is so well done, ranging from funny to scary, joyful to tearful, This is the season i where Matt really takes the throne as the Doctor!

[@johntucker23]

I love the fact that they can make us have feelings for a big blue box, and it has more character than most people do.

[@Omnimegas]

singlehandedly my favorite episode of the matt smith era. neil gaiman you glorious bastard

[@TimeturnerJ]

I love this episode so much. It's definitely one of my favourites - so many layers of emotion to unpack here. :'D

[@HOSER922]

Honestly, the best disguise for a Tardis would be a door. Just an average, plane looking door that materializes one the side of a building in an alleyway.

[@anthonyellis987]

This episode was the last time the 9th/10th console room was seen on TV. Shortly afterwards it was dismantled (this was delayed slightly so it could be used here) and sections and console were put in the exhibition at Cardiff (now deceased).

[@scottkliff1660]

During the Davidson era, there were 3 companions and they all had furnished bedrooms.

[@martynnotman3467]

Im pretty sure he was banging them all though. Especially Turlough 😂

[@scottkliff1660]

@@martynnotman3467 What about Adric?

[@martynnotman3467]

@@scottkliff1660 i think he had a kennel...

[@jeckjeck3119]

@@martynnotman3467 LOL.

[@julienichols5333]

I have been looking forward to this one!!! :)

[@xRiizo]

I never get tired of hearing that line " Fear me I killed all of them! " It's so good!!!

[@masteroctagon6888]

omg yes yes! One of my all-time favorite Matt Smith episodes!

[@Cornberry]

There's so many episodes I'm looking forward to seeing them watch but they're like months away!

[@cmdrblp]

One of my all time favorite episodes. It’s like a regular episode takes two steps to the left and has some of the best lines in the series

[@ajivins1]

Michael Sheen is a Welsh actor from Port Talbot, he's currently in 'Good Omens' with Tennant and 'Slaughterhouse Rules' with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. Also was the robot bar-tender in 'Passengers' with Jennifer Lawrence and that Pratt. He got on well with Craig Ferguson on his chat-show.

[@doop8436]

just saw something interesting.. this is S6 ep 4 Doctor's Wife.. if you look S4 ep 6 Doctor's Daughter.. kinda cute

[@humanitysreject5233]

It's pretty cool that the tardis said she has 30 consoles archived but the doctor has only gone through 12, hints at previous owners or future incarnations of the doctor.

[@ghostpants7930]

The Doctor's forever companion that you don't think about all the time. The TARDIS.

[@maxkennedy7430]

Please watch The TV Version of The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy!

[@AlphaZro]

this is one of the episode reactions that makes me wants to patreon even if for a month just to see their entire reaction

[@michellerhoades8774]

Hitchhiker's Guide was written as a radio play. If you can find a copy that's the best way to hear it for the first time. It was written by one of Neil Gaiman's inspirations the late great Douglas Adam's who also was a Doctor Who fan/writer.

[@cardsfanboy]

As of 11 seasons.. this is still by far my favorite episode.... It just works on so many levels.

[@SGlitz]

The ad-hoc tardis console at the end was the result of a Blue Peter design competition

[@nzrockboi]

I own the Corsair's message box, it has the corsair motif on one side, lights up in different sequences and colours and probably one of my favourite DW items I own

[@definitelylewis7507]

They filmed that scene in the original Tardis at the Doctor Who Exhibition in Cardiff.