DOCTOR WHO | The End of Time Part Two | New Year Special | REACTION

[@HamzaReactz]

Had a headache while editing the whole thing. Liking the video would be appreciated 😂

[@chanceneck8072]

Done! 👍

[@HamzaReactz]

@@chanceneck8072 thanks :)

[@42andblue5]

You've probably already had this explained to you but Rassilon, the Lord President shown in this episode, is actually the founder of Time Lord civilization. He was canonically dead for the entire classic series but he was resurrected during the Time War along with the Master, who was also dead at the time. As the Time War went on, his sanity slowly degraded until he started referring to himself as a deity during a call with the Dalek Emperor. This also led him to creating the Final Sanction, his plan to end time.

[@HamzaReactz]

I didn’t know that. Thanks for telling me :)

[@Jacksonlynch151]

Glad the doctor and wilf got an episode together I always wanted him to be a companion. The scenes between them two were great

[@HamzaReactz]

They’re great together 🔥

[@SmithDoe]

18:54. Well, first of all, he was standing in the shadow so she probably didn't had a really good look at her face. And second, he won't have this face when she meets him for the first time. And also, as you said, she probably won't remember him when she sees his face when he will change. Basically, he's still a random stranger she spoke with in the street for 30 seconds. She probably won't remember him many months later.

[@crumb6520]

Considering that the Doctor was partially covered by shadows and that Rose had probably had a bit to drink cause it was New Years Eve, I personally don't struggle to believe that she would have forgotten him a year later but I get that it could've been bad

[@Llanchlo]

- plus Rose had proably had a skinful given the time.

[@DanielDiaz-um1xd]

My get out is the time vortex experience wiped it so clean slate

[@CrankyGrandma]

He was in the shadows. A figure mostly in the shadows, with the accent that everyone there had, whom she saw for only half a minute….I don’t think she’d remember.

[@medafan53]

@@CrankyGrandma this; to us and the Doctor it is one last meeting between The Doctor and his first NuWho companion, for Rose it was a breif meeting with some random drunk several months before she met her first Doctor, probably close to a year before his regeneration, most of us wouldn't remember the face of someone we'd had that kind of interaction with the day before, Rose likely completely forgot about the meeting long before the regeneration.

[@HamzaReactz]

Yeah true. I didn’t think about that.

[@Jim_The_Fish]

Hard to remember his face when he’s standing in the dark and could be a random drunk on New Years. She’d meet Eccleston months later and travel with him for about a year or so before she sees Tennant again. So not remembering him is totally understandable.

[@HamzaReactz]

Yeah ik. When I thought about it the next morning. I realised i was being too critical about it :)

[@Omarabdullah16]

“He will knock 4 times” Wilfred was the cause of the doctors death. When he absorbed all the stuff that’s what caused him to regenerate

[@HamzaReactz]

Wooow. I didn’t even realise that. WTF 🔥

[@thetimeshadow6769]

It's honestly such a heartbreaking moment when The Doctor realises.

[@nathanbusherw]

I don't know if anyone mentioned it in part 1's comments, but the guy playing Rassilon (the main time lord) is actually Timothy Dalton (as in James Bond)

[@HamzaReactz]

Yeah I was told, many times actually 😂 but thanks for telling me :)

[@SeizeTheDay95]

18:53 Basically, they were very deliberate with where the doctor was standing. He was in a lot of shadow. Rose couldn’t properly see him. So by all intents and purposes, she won’t remember that in the future when she sees his face.

[@HamzaReactz]

Yeah true. In the moment I was being critical about it but looking back at it the next morning it was obvious that it wasn’t a problem 😂

[@JosephWindsor52535]

The way he visited everyone before he regenerated was sick

[@HamzaReactz]

Yeah it was great. Didn’t expect that to happen :)

[@chrisdiokno5600]

While it was theorized, IIRC it was confirmed the woman was meant to be The Doctor's mother

[@HamzaReactz]

I like that :)

[@chrisdiokno5600]

@@HamzaReactz Yeah, It was theorized she was his mom, his wife, (the novels and audiobooks reveal The Doctor is of the house of Lungberry), Susan, Romana, etc. But yeah IIRC Russel T Davies confirmed she was meant to be his mom, and apparently they were gonna have some more scenes

[@davidbirks6368]

I’ve been waiting ages for this ! You take in more than most reactors do

[@HamzaReactz]

What do you mean by that?

[@davidbirks6368]

@@HamzaReactz you tend to listen to what’s being said remember things from the past and understand what’s going on

[@SCOLTON97Archive]

Others have half explained, but basically the Time Lords in this were travelling from the very last moments of the Time War (before their destruction) -- this was their attempt to escape that fate, and at the end they (and the Master) failed, going back to their inevitable deaths. ALSO, MY FAVORITE DOCTOR INCOMING 💙

[@HamzaReactz]

Ah okay, thanks for telling me. Can’t wait to watch Matt Smith Era :)

[@maisj26]

fun fact: the man who played rassilon (the time lord you really liked) is called timothy dalton - he also played james bond! so glad you enjoyed this finale for the most part, i always love seeing wilfred finally get the chance to be a companion and he and the doctor are great together.

[@HamzaReactz]

Definitely, they’re awesome together. Love the amount of respect Wilf has for the Doctor. He doesn’t like to be saluted but he deserves it 🫡

[@anniesharp4871]

"He still possesses The Moment and he'll use it to destroy daleks and timelords alike". Remember that line! 😛 This was such a fitting, immensely emotional end to the RTD1 era; I remember crying a lot when it aired! There's great stuff to come, but series 1-4 of new who will always be my favourite. My second favourite season after series 4 is series 10, so a while away for you yet :')

[@HamzaReactz]

I honestly will forget it. There’s so many lines I’ve been told to remember and I don’t remember any of them 😂😂😂 but I’ll try my best to :)

[@anniesharp4871]

@@HamzaReactz 😂

[@Jim_The_Fish]

⁠@@HamzaReactzjust remember that the Doctor possesses The Moment. You’ll hear about it again some day.

[@CrankyGrandma]

P.S. in the script the woman was the doctors mother. They cut the line but implied it by the doctor answering by looking at donnas mom.

[@HamzaReactz]

I like the idea that it was his mother 🔥

[@DoctorWhoBookClub]

Regarding the plot thread at the end of “The Waters of Mars” that you noticed was dropped... that was picked up by extended media and was a sprawling cross-platform event in 2020-2021 called “Timelord Victorious,” which included novels, narrated audio books, full cast audio dramas, comic books, action figurines, escape rooms, and even an in-person theatrical experience called “Time Fracture.” David Tennant reprised his role on audio for it too. It was modeled after a similar Star Wars event from 1996 called “Shadows of the Empire,” which took place between Empire Strikes Back & Return of the Jedi - and featured a story line that crossed over: a novel, a comic book series, a video game, a soundtrack, trading cards, role-playing games, posters, model kits, Micro Machines toys, statuettes, vinyl dolls, and a series of action figures and vehicles.

[@HamzaReactz]

Just searched up the book ones on Amazon and there’s different ones. Which one should I be looking for?

[@DoctorWhoBookClub]

The two Timelord Victorious novels are “All Flesh is Grass” and “The Knight, the Fool, and the Dead.”

[@jadeskywalker06]

The Doctor bets Rose will have a really great year because the year 2005 is when she meets him. Also, with him in the dark and it being new years, she probably doesn't remember his face haha.

[@HamzaReactz]

Yeah looking back at it i over reacted 😂

[@gmsadventures]

I remember when I was a kid and I saw this episode this is the first time I've ever cried for a piece of media when I was a kid... now every time I see this episode I start to cry

[@HamzaReactz]

The regeneration scene is beautiful, already rewatched it many times this morning :)

[@IG7799-c4u]

Regarding the master, I know that you will really enjoy the original master's portrayal of the character, played by the late Roger Delgado. Just search a picture of what he looks like, and you will instantly see why he is revered so much. He's easily the best incarnation of the master, I can't wait for you to react to the Classic era and discover him for yourself. :)

[@HamzaReactz]

I’m gonna wait to see what he looks like once I’m watching him in classic who. Gonna be interesting to see him :)

[@Riptych]

Bro! I cried again, every time I watch this I cri. It’s too emotional. Best regeneration.

[@HamzaReactz]

No joke, rewatched it 20 times this morning. It’s beautiful.

[@Kaiyobra21]

That scene with the woman who signed the book was the woman from the episode with the scarecrows grand daughter if you didn’t know

[@HamzaReactz]

I did know, but thanks for telling me :)

[@SeeJay81]

I think the Rose thing, the Doctor was supposed to be hiding in the shadows so she couldn't see his face. Fun fact: The song at the end as the Doctor regenerates is sung in latin and translates to "goodbye ten." Bit meta lol. I agree that this storyline isn't the best, but like many of the others I love the scene's between the Doctor and Wilf, the return of the Timelords (albeit a short return), and the Doctors "reward" at the end (getting to say goodbye to everyone).

[@HamzaReactz]

The rose thing, i over reacted on that 😂 and yeah, most people who aren’t a fan of the story, agree that the scenes with Wilf and the Doctor are great, including me. And that’s nice to know about the translation to the song. Thanks for telling me :)

[@reeceemms1643]

I like with all the call backs in this episode because this is Russel T Davie's final hurrah as show runner of Doctor who. I do believe that Rose did forget also the fact that the Doctor was in shadow so she probably didn't get a good look at his face. also something else this is about the Time woman that appears to Wilfred. We never learn who she is however there are some theories (so do take them with a pinch of salt) but the most popular theory is that she is the Doctor's mother, another Theory says that she might be the Doctor's granddaughter Susan who is from the classic series and is actually a companion of the First Doctor. I believe the one with the women being the Doctor's mother more as Susan actually left the Tardis during the second ever Dalek story, The Dalek invasion of earth due to falling in love with a human resistance fighter over the course of the serial. However as I have read on the Tardis Wiki Susan did play a role in the Time war so the women could be an older Susan. however those are just theories and have never been confirmed.

[@junipetta1595]

the casting call was originally for the doctor’s mother, but russell decided to make it ambiguous

[@reeceemms1643]

@@junipetta1595 ah thanks for telling me, there is something I didn’t know

[@HamzaReactz]

Ah okay. Thanks for telling me all that :)

[@Jim_The_Fish]

Well, his final hurrah as his first time being the showrunner…

[@reeceemms1643]

@@Jim_The_Fish yeah true it’s just when this came out we didn’t know if he would be back

[@wolfwarrior9451]

If you want the master to be more of a threat, you are going to love their next regeneration, whenever that will be 😳

[@HamzaReactz]

Interesting 😂 can’t wait

[@gaz0428]

agree, I would also recommend looking into big finish stories, (war master)

[@ThomCurley]

Awesome. An epic finale. Tim Dalton is indeed a great actor. Top performance and top James Bond.

[@HamzaReactz]

He was great 🔥

[@themanwithnoname2816]

Bernard Cribbins who played Wilf passed away last year but he did finish filming all his scenes for the 60th special so he will be in it.

[@HamzaReactz]

Very happy to hear that he got to film scenes. Rest in peace to him ❤️

[@gallopinggargoyles7891]

Also, the 12th Doctor is my personal fave, so you've got alot of great stuff to come, I promise you :)

[@HamzaReactz]

Oh cool. Most people have said 10 or 11 are their favourite. Nice to see a different opinion. Can’t wait to see him :)

[@danielbarkerwebdesign]

I agree with your comments about the episodes and the master. He can be a bit annoying at times but that's more the way they wrote him than the actors fault. The thing with rose was that he was standing in shadows, so it's implied that she could not really see him well. Not to mention the fact it's new years so she probably had a couple drinks too. On a side note. I dunno if you picked up on it, but in the wedding of sja, the trickster tells the doctor "the gate is waiting for you" which was in reference to the immortality gate in this episode.

[@HamzaReactz]

Yeah I overreacted on the Rose thing. And no I didn’t realise when watching the episode but that’s so cool that they foreshadowed it in SJA

[@FFrailing]

i like how when he says "oh shit" the camera zooms in on his face lol

[@gallopinggargoyles7891]

You've ended an era, but like the Ood say; 'the story never truly ends' AWESOME reaction man, so excited for the introduction of the 11th Doctor. Don't make us wait too long lol x

[@HamzaReactz]

😂😂😂 I won’t can’t wait to see Matt Smith Era :)

[@James-wellington]

This episode got better towards the end. Great reaction mannn

[@HamzaReactz]

Thanks for watching ❤️

[@obiwankenobi687]

The jack you see is jack depressed and on his own and in shame after the events of children of earth

[@HamzaReactz]

Interesting. Thanks for telling me :)

[@magic713m]

The ending always gets me emotional on the rewatches. Part of what made it emotional for me was because I knew it wasn't just the end of Tennant's run, but also the showrunner as well. The four series just felt like a beautifully crafted narrative, and this was closing the book on that. Moffat was fine and all, but I just loved the was the show was made, and I knew it would be going in a different direction (good or otherwise) so I would miss that.

[@HamzaReactz]

Yeah that completely makes sense. It isn’t just an end to a series but an end to a doctor who era, which is a pretty big thing :)

[@sallyatticum]

I started crying at the church and continued bawling for 20 minutes after this episode ended. David Tennant and Georgia both said their daughter cried for hours after the regeneration.

[@danielcrowe7762]

In one of the first episodes Rose says that a drunk man said she would have a great year! People always forget that as it was such a throw away line 😅

[@HamzaReactz]

Oh that’s really cool! Thanks for telling me :)

[@obiwankenobi687]

She doesn’t ever say anything like this

[@OverWims]

@@obiwankenobi687 yeah I have no memory of her saying this either

[@obiwankenobi687]

@@OverWims she doesn’t, he’s just made it up

[@fleason771]

I met RTD in 20?? at the Radiotimes TV Festival & personally asked him who the woman was to his face, he told me as a writer (as he had written it & he's said this in his book, "The Writer's Tale") it was The Doctor's mother. He phrased it like this, if you were at the end of your life who would you want to see? However he loves all the fan alternatives to who she was but for him it's mum. RTD was at the Festival to do an on stage talk about his career & to promote his adaptation of "A Midsummer Nights Dream" after the talk he surprised the organisers by staying behind & meeting all the fans who came with autographs and photos. To such an extent that Steven Moffat turned up and jokingly had a go at him for making everyone late for his panel with the 12th Doctor! I say all this because I'll never forget how RTD went above & beyond that day & can honestly say he was the nicest man I could have ever hoped to meet. RTD loves Doctor Who & loves it's fans even when he was long gone at that point.

[@HamzaReactz]

That’s so cool you got to meet him 🔥 glad to hear he’s a nice person. He seemed like a nice person when I was the confidential episode. Plus I’ve also heard he’s very engaging with fans on social media which is great :)

[@fleason771]

​​@@HamzaReactzWe also briefly met Steven Moffat & I got a very quick photo with him (taken by his co-producer Brian Minchin who we asked to take it realising only later who Brian was *face slap*) but he was there to tease Russell, surprise us & head to the Doctor Who panel for the 12th Doctor. In the end The 12th Doctor was ironically stuck in traffic on the M4 & was late for the panel anyway leading to the inevitable jokes from interviewer Frank Skinner! 😂

[@chanceneck8072]

The best thing about this finale were actually the conversations between Ten and Wilf. Must have been fate that it would have to be Wilf who would lead to the Doctor's demise... But also the dialogue between Ten and the Master. A glimpse of friendship, long gone past... Just wonderful... I wonder what I'd be.... without YOU..... ....hm ...... ...yeah..... 😭😭😭💔💔💔

[@jennifermorris6848]

The music is essential in this episode. Murray Gold is amazing.

[@HamzaReactz]

The theme that always plays is phenomenal. Always get goosebumps 🔥

[@binrotheheretic8174]

It's well recognised effect to take a while to get used to a new doctor - i had that when we had the regeneration from Tom (from Genesis of the Daleks) to Peter (for Timecrash minisode) - but you've seen a regeneration before and its usually easier to adjust after the first (even given how very good and established David is as the doctor) - but Matt is a bit special (imhxo - the best of all of them - and i'm of the Tom Baker generation ) so its safe to say he will click with you and probably quite quickly. So looking forward to 5x1 - again it's nicely done.

[@HamzaReactz]

Can’t wait to see him as the doctor properly 🔥 really love this show. It’s FANTASTIC :)

[@whereami2477]

Man those last few minutes with Tennant regenerating and the MUSIC is just a massive goosebumpfest and so fkng sad, end of an amazing era

[@HamzaReactz]

It’s beautiful. Rewatched it like 20 times this morning (being serious) and it’s fantastic :)

[@jeckjeck3119]

12:16 ''You weren't there in the final days of the internet. You never saw what was posted. But if Google's broken, then everything's coming through. Not just the Trolls, but the Yahoo Degredations. The Horde of Tumblrs. The Bing Child. The Could-Have-Meme-King and his army of Memewhiles and Never-Posts. The internet turned into hell. And that's what you've opened, right over the cloud. Hell is descending!''

[@HamzaReactz]

😂😂😂

[@ConnorEllisMusic]

Why would The Master want to wear the Time Lord Regalia? He hates them.

[@HamzaReactz]

Yeah fair enough. I just wanted him to just seem more like a time lord. The way he’s portrayed just feels like a normal person who’s acting like a maniac.

[@sallyatticum]

Why did I miss that the same earth model used by the Time Lords here is used by the angels in Good Omens? hahah

[@HamzaReactz]

I haven’t watched Good Omens but that’s cool they did that 😂

[@sallyatticum]

@@HamzaReactz There are LOTs of Doctor Who "Easter eggs" in Good Omens.

[@mollymaclachlan]

3:33 - Ironically, Rassilon's character here is a lot closer to how the Classical Era Master (especially Roger Delgado's Master) acted than the Revival Master is. The gravitas, the low, commanding voice, the more refined manner. I personally much prefer Classical Era Master (although I do still like John Simm's protrayal), which is why I wish we'd had more of Derek Jacobi's Master on-screen. He seemed a lot closer to that character. And I agree, Timothy Dalton absolutely knocks it out of the park as Rassilon. I love him in this role. 5:42 - By my understanding, all the events of the Time War exist within the time lock. These events occurred before the Time Lords were killed on the last day of the war; this is them trying to escape before that destruction. Why their escape happened to emerge at the specific time it did, I don't know. I suppose they can only break through at the point in time when the Master realises the drums were a signal and starts cooperating.

[@HamzaReactz]

Ah okay. Interested to see classic who version of the master, seems to be the type of master I wanted from what people have told me :)

[@joshuajoshua2732]

@mutdomaclachlan Revival it's not a reboot its a continuation of Classic Who.

[@mollymaclachlan]

@@joshuajoshua2732 Oh right, I got the two words confused. Thanks for the correction!

[@spicyfood6943]

honestly I think even if you don't like anything else about this two-parter (and yea I think the Master kinda brings this one down a bit) it's still worth watching just for the scenes between Wilf and the Doctor, their dialogue is so amazing and the way it all comes together at the end is beautiful I also usually don't cry over movies and TV shows, but man as soon as the Doctor tells Wilf "it's my honor" I just start bawling lmao

[@HamzaReactz]

The Doctor and Wilf together is just beautiful 🔥🔥🔥

[@Unkwn_Ghareeb]

Jack looking sad at the end was because of torchwood season 3 children of earth

[@thetasigma412]

There’s so much to say about this episode. For one, Rassilon (the time lord president) is played by Timothy Dalton aka James Bond. Another thing I’ll say is that the whole thing with Rose and The Doctor, he was in the shadows when they spoke and the chances that she would remember the face of what she assumes to be a random drunk guy from New Year’s. Regarding you getting used to Matt Smith for a period, don’t worry, it happens to everyone! Every new Doctor takes some time to get used to. One premise for this episode that I think would have worked slightly better, especially given the ending of The Waters of Mars, is The Doctor going too far, breaking the laws of time and bringing Gallifrey back himself, just because he feels like he can. Then the Master would be in the unique position of being the one trying to stop him! However, the episodes we got have some of my favourite scenes from the entire show (that scene with the Doctor and wilf talking in the spaceship, I get shivers every time wilf tells the Doctor that he doesn’t want him to die). Hoping you enjoy the Matt Smith era! It’s also a transition in terms of the showrunner, since Russell T. Davies was in charge of the first four seasons, and now Steven Moffat (writer of The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances, The Girl in the Fireplace, Blink and Silence in the Library/Forest of the Dead) takes over! He’s here until the end of the Capaldi run. Anyway, enjoy!

[@HamzaReactz]

I love your premise for this episode. That would’ve been awesome to see 🔥 the rose thing I over reacted now that I look back at it the next day 😂 and those episodes you’ve mentioned, I thought they were really good so can’t wait to see what stories are to come in the Matt Smith era :)

[@JennyDuncan-o3r]

You're gonna love Matt Smith's era a whole lot.

[@HamzaReactz]

Can’t wait 🔥

[@DWaDDLJ]

You are gonna Love Matt ... i think so far all the actors playing the Doctor have been fab! I may not be a fan of 13s stories/era... but even she is good. I absolutely get the goosebumps... its such a beautiful ending... perfect for 10.. and this is what i wanted to say earlier... he isn't dark superman ... i think going that way for his final story wud have wrong especially for a family show... so we get an in between.. where he's not evil but he lost a sense of what it means to be the Doctor... yet is still heroic and saving the day and still funny at time's etc.. but the overall theme is that this Doctor was initially healed from the time war traumas due to Rose... but then kept suffering loss after loss... even when the world was saved... he still wud lose someone... so he was slowly breaking... to then get to water of mars where he does break and he becomes the very timelords that he had once had to stop... but ofcourse the consequences hit him quite quickly with Adelaide's su*cide.... but then he thinks this will lead to his death... so his time lord victorious switches to another bad time lord trait like the Master and Rasilon... doing what he can to survive... but then that also leads to consequences as well... cos the Ood were asking for his help...and he delayed that cos he thought he was gonna die... and that led to the master coming back and all the rest as well... so now he accepted that he is gonna die... but if he is its gonna be epic.... that fits the status of a Time lord... ofcourse along the way we still see hints of that kind Time Lord that ran away from Gallifrey for this reason whenever he's talking to wilf and reflecting on the Master and his own life choices... but he's still prepared to be either killed by the master, smashing through a glass ceiling, or by the hands of Rasilon while saving planet earth...and well time itself... But no... none of that matters... none of that makes the Doctor ... the Doctor... its the "little people" ... its the little actions... in the end his death is cos he had to save one old man... that's it... he feels angry at this cos he thought the reward will be greater... but no... this is his true reward... his friends.. that's why he then goes around doing "little" deeds for his companions (including wishing Rose happy new year and seeing the person who healed him initially)... all the master and timelords stuff is just a surface level thing... all mirroring the Doctor's enflated ego... but deeper its a story of the Doctor realising why he isn't like the other timelords and why he's the Doctor... but his vain self still doesn't go away completely especially with his last line... though that makes sense... he's finally been humbled... he doesn't want to go just yet... And David... man ... he was brilliant in every scene... i agree that scene with wilf with the gun... two old men talking.... amazingly directed and just beautiful dialogue.... u also tear up at the geoff noble scene... the fact that the money that Donna will win is a wedding present from her dad... how beautiful 😢 The music is still considered one of the best for a regeneration scene... it was played at the Doctor Who proms to all the regeneration scenes... absolutely epic... gives u goosebumps... murray gold is a genius... its okay that you didn't like the master... though its a shame as well cos he's literally the main villian of Who history beside the daleks and cybermen... so for him not to work must be annoying for u... 😅 hey ho.. i do love the master in all their forms... even the most campy ones (you need to watch the Doctor Who movie... i wud love to know your opinion on the master's clothes there 😂) Re him not being like Rasilon... well that is on purpose... cos technically the master is a renegade timelord that is rebellious like the Doctor but for evil reasons... while Rasilon is about order and formirty of the Time lords... he doesn't think hes evil like the Master who knows he is and enjoys it... Rasilon wud class himself like a god... so he definitely wud behave the way he did... all dressed up in robes and power... and yet like the master ...and well here like the Doctor... all about the survival of time lord race... (so many parallels) Re Rose... i think for her its literally some drunk man on new years day asking her what year it is.... plus he's a little hidden... barely spent 2 minutes talking to him... so isn't likely to remember...especially as he doesn't seem to be his bright cheerful self that she will get to know... so don't think it spoils anything continuity wise... but the whole era comes full circle.... a big final goodbye to not only DT... but everyone who basically worked on those 4 series's... 😢 (its all coming back now though 😂) Oh and re the Dark Doctor... i do wonder that if we didn't have specials but an actual series... i wonder if it wud have been explored further... cos having a dark Doctor for a series rather than just two episodes probably wud give it more justice ... Also initially the plan was to have one episode ... set on a spaceship where the Doctor ends up doing the same ...but instead of wilf... he ends up saving a small not so important family... so that theme of small rewards and "little people" wud have remained. Onto series 5... i do have ups and downs with it... but since the 13th Doctor era... ive come to appreciate it more.... i definitely love all leads... i hope u can avoid the thumbnails on iplayer though

[@HamzaReactz]

Thank you for saying all that of that and explaining your POV. Everything you said makes complete sense. The Rose stuff, I definitely over reacted. Looking back on it now, it isn’t that serious, very easy to forget something like that. That’s probs an issue I have with reacting, you be getting my immediate thoughts the second the scene happens. Usually people will gather their thoughts after watching something or give it a day and then see. I’m like that with movies, I don’t like to give my immediate thoughts on movies because most of the time they change. Regarding the movie your talking about, I think it’s on the list, the 1996 one I believe, before the day of the doctor I think :)

[@DWaDDLJ]

@HamzaReactz oh trust me you didn't over react... there were literally some 10 fans who were angry at the time ...and I mean ANGRY about that scene 👀 🤣 they were like "how would Rose ever forget a beautiful face like 10's"... omg they were ferrel with rage... your reaction was so much miniscule by comparison 🤣🤣 your reactions are enjoyable to watch... makes me wish I cud forget everything just to enjoy the show for the first time again lol

[@leonardochapman4736]

RTD era has ended, now to begin Moffat's. The upcoming 6 seasons are imo the best of the show, so hopefully you enjoy

[@HamzaReactz]

Honestly cannot wait. I love DW 🔥🔥🔥

[@sallyatticum]

All of the scenes with Wilf are among my faves in the entire show.

[@HamzaReactz]

Wilf is awesome 🔥

[@obiwankenobi687]

RTD era is officially over, now we’re on to Moffat. Start from scratch, new writer, new mood, new vibe, new story, friends, it’s very much a new book now. More so than nine to ten.

[@HamzaReactz]

Can’t wait to see Matt Smith in action :)

[@Kaiyobra21]

Rose didn’t recognize the doctor because he was in the dark so she couldn’t see his face properly

[@HamzaReactz]

No I think it’s cause they’re in 2005 (before they met) doctor says to her you’re gonna have a good year. Implying she’s gonna meet him. Could be wrong tho :)

[@Kaiyobra21]

@@HamzaReactz yeah he was saying you’re gonna have a good year because she met him a few months after but the reason she didn’t recognize that he said goodbye to her is because his face was hidden so she couldn’t tell it was him

[@HamzaReactz]

Ah right okay :)

[@Albertjefferysagb]

Pretty sure that woman was the doctors mother. It’s not a spoiler as she’s never in it again

[@HamzaReactz]

Ah okay. Yeah I had a feeling when looking at the scene whilst editing but wasn’t sure :)

[@mollymaclachlan]

Yeah, RTD said that he intentionally left it open to audience interpretation, but that he wrote it as the Doctor's mother, and I believe the actors played it with that idea in their heads as well.

[@carolineskipper6976]

RTD never confirmed or denied that theory.....but it makes sense.

[@joshuajoshua2732]

I think she's a regenerated Romana that's my theory.

[@georgenash9101]

Wilf was so ready to sacrifice himself on that ship. "I won't stop you, sir, but is this it" 😢

[@HamzaReactz]

Wilf is such an amazing character. The actor did an amazing job portraying him. Rest in Peace to him ❤️

[@maisj26]

also: wilfred has been confirmed to return in the 60th anniversary. bernard cribbins filmed his scenes before he passed ☺️

[@HamzaReactz]

Really sad that he passed away. Rest in peace to him ❤️ also glad to hear we will see him again. An amazing character :)

[@Sco16161]

Genuinely sad tennant has gone now. The ending was the best last scenes for him

[@HamzaReactz]

Still got the 60th anniversary to go :)

[@Sco16161]

@@HamzaReactztrue true

[@Jim_The_Fish]

@@HamzaReactzthat and, well… spoilers.

[@nathanjordon6950]

RIP Bernard Cribbins!

[@HamzaReactz]

Rest in peace ❤️

[@space1999]

He's in the shadows when he talks to rose...

[@HamzaReactz]

Yeah I over reacted with the rose thing 😂

[@cloud0598]

right i only have one complaint, you saluted with the wrong hand, its with the right and if you were saluting anyone else that would be fine but not with wilf on screen lol, good reaction tho

[@HamzaReactz]

I was saluting with him not at him

[@jadeskywalker06]

Not sure what you'll think, but onto my favourite Doctor and season next.

[@HamzaReactz]

Glad to hear he’s your favourite. Can’t wait to see him properly :)

[@Arctic-void-z7f]

I remember when I first saw Matt Smith. As a new doctor I absolutely hated it but after I got over it I decided to give it a go and he become night one of my favourite doctors and he’s great in the house of dragons as well and his other acting apart from Morbius he’s always been great

[@SuperJohnPatterson]

Wilfred passed filming for the 60th anniversary so it will be hes last ever screenplay

[@HamzaReactz]

Rest in peace ❤️ can’t wait to see him again 🫡

[@thetimeshadow6769]

Looking forward to the Eleventh Hour video.

[@HamzaReactz]

Is that an upcoming episode?

[@thetimeshadow6769]

@@HamzaReactz Yeah. It’s Matt Smith’s first.

[@HamzaReactz]

Ah cool, will be watching it tomorrow. Need a break today :)

[@tom_4615]

Yeah it’s always hard watching a brand new doctor, you’ve just got to have a super open mind and realise that it’s not going to be the same as it was but it will still be good in its own right

[@HamzaReactz]

That is true, can’t wait to see Matt Smith as the doctor properly :)

[@chanceneck8072]

20:21 I cry ALL THE TIME, when it comes to stuff like this! 😅🤭 Just strangely never cry for any real life shit. I've been exploring that a bit lately, because it feels weird. I can be such a crybaby for fictional shit. But literally the ONLY time I ever cried for real life stuff since I became an adult was at my mother's funeral. And a bit in the aftermath as well, of course. Like, I'm still missing a bunch of memories from that time. Guess that's how my body coped. Unpleasant times. 2020... Glad my mom missed the whole covid thing of course. 😅🤭 But still... I find it weird, that I never cry for real life shit. I wonder why that is.

[@websling.r]

we don’t really get a very concrete answer on how the Time Lords are living ‘till S7 E16 i’m afraid

[@mollymaclachlan]

To be honest I always thought the way this episode is framed is supposed to imply these events occurred before they were destroyed: "He still possesses the moment, and he *will* use it to destroy Daleks and Time Lords alike" is future tense. So if the whole war is time locked, this is them trying to escape that lock at a moment before their destruction. I could be wrong, though.

[@HamzaReactz]

Yeah I believe that’s what it is after looking back at the episode whilst editing :)

[@raybearoz]

If you've enjoyed this period of the show, you may want to consider reading Russel T's book "The Writers Tale (The Final Chapter)". It's a series of correspondence between him and one of the people behing Doctor Who magazine.. As it's over a period of recordable time, it's showing his thought processes while writing the show (Things like plans for season 4 BEFORE Donna was considered to return)... A great read for the behind the scenes process.

[@HamzaReactz]

Oh cool! I’ll have a look :)

[@nathanjarrett728]

Why would someone like the master, who is stated to be insane, be as composed as Rassilon

[@HamzaReactz]

I didn’t know he was stated to be insane. And tbh I don’t like it anyway. That’s just my opinion:)

[@nathanjarrett728]

@@HamzaReactz it's said multiple times in end of time, and mentioned in sound of the drums

[@HamzaReactz]

You got to remember it’s my first time watching, very easy to miss things on a first watch :)

[@briangilliver2197]

If you watch Matt Smith again on the console he spits on Tardis console with excitement. Wilfred Bernard rip. : great editing,

[@HamzaReactz]

I’ve watched the regeneration scene like 30 times now, I’ll have another look 😂

[@briangilliver2197]

@@HamzaReactz you must have heard him , in the regeneration scene say * still not ginger* and also David Tennant says similar as he exits the Tardis on board the sikarak ship says to Rose *am I ginger? * its a running gag , do you know why , ?

[@HamzaReactz]

I recognised that ginger thing but not sure why.

[@briangilliver2197]

@@HamzaReactz Billie Piper had married ginger guy Chris Evans a BBC radio 1 dj around this time , they are divorced now , but it's a gag that keeps going,

[@Arctic-void-z7f]

I always wanted to know who is that woman who covers her eyes

[@carolineskipper6976]

The Waters of Mars ened with The Doctor realisong he had gone too far, and that the rule of Time and the Universe still apply to him, even though (as he believes at the time) he is the only one left. So he was never going to start this story with the same attitude. Both The Doctor and The Master are using names they chose for themselves, not their childhood given names. So just because The Master sounds like he should be in charge doesn't mean he was ever actually a powerful Timelord. Like The Doctor, he has spent his lives on the run from Gallifrey. They never say who the Timelady is.....but fan theory, which RTD never said was wrong or right, says it is The Doctor's mother. Rose saw him for 1 minute in the Early hours of New Years Day after having been partying the night away...he was in the shadows too......there's no way he made that much of an impression on her in that moment. Plus of course, the Doctor she met first and got to travel with for months/ years did not have DT's face....I don't think that moment is a continuity problem. I cried.....I don't mind admitting it, even after all these years. That Ood song does it every time. I'll say it now......I don't like Stephen Moffet's era as showrunner at all. I had very high hopes because of the amazing contributions he made during the RTD era. It' not Matt Smith as The Doctor, it's the direction SM goes in.... hey ho.

[@HamzaReactz]

Ah okay well that makes sense. The rose stuff, looking back at it the next day I was definitely over thinking 😂 regarding my thoughts about the ending of water of Mars connected to this, I meant it more as his guilt of what he caused at the end to play a bigger role. I honesty don’t know how to explain it, but I just wanted that stuff to have more of an impact for these last two episodes. As cool as it would be to see him go evil, I don’t think I would want them to do it because it will cause issues and becomes a huge risk if they make it so it’s hard to redeem the Doctor.

[@Llanchlo]

You will find out how the Time Lords can appear even though they were destroyed on the last day of the time war.

[@HamzaReactz]

Ah cool!

[@space1999]

An average story with a barnstorming and very sad ending.... I was so so sad to say goodbye to the david tennant era, doubly so because it was also goodbye to russel t Davies who started it all in the modern era and gave us such great and memorable stories.....😢

[@HamzaReactz]

Yeah very understandable. Not just an end to a series but an end of an era :)

[@chanceneck8072]

There's one thing I've always hated about this regeneration. Well, let me say, something that always "bugged" me, because it's literally the only thing that I hated. But that was when Smith just randomly spat into inside the TARDIS (around 21:10). That's just disgusting. Why did he do that? 😅 And did they keep that in?...

[@HamzaReactz]

Yeah I’ve rewatched the regen scene many times now and yeah he does spit on it 😂 someone commented saying he did it out of excitement 😂

[@elliottnoad1270]

Weirdly Rassilon here is more like the classic Master, in the classic era Rassilon was a believer of Immortality being a curse, & was seen as a King Arthur meets George Washington figure in a best ruler of Gallifrey & a pioneer/founding Father sense (despite being a tyrant in reality, as seen here in End Of Time). Back in 2010, this two parter got some critiques. Like with Matt Smith era, there was a feeling of it being a soft reboot in the air based on news of major crew changes & obviously the new Doctor. And with the cafe scene & "I don't want to go", some felt it was giving Smith a even steeper hill to climb on top of the usual uphill battle that a new Doctor faces to win over fans. About 5 years after this aired, a comic story was released where the reader/the 3 doctors, Tennant being one of them, are shown the Doctors biggest choices (as in where they nearly went against being the Doctor). For Tennant Doctor the decision was sparing Wilf, in the unbound (Doctor Who's answer to Marvel's What If?) time, the Doctor let Wilf die, becoming a dictator, going by the Timelord Victorious for the 3rd time, who goes on to be assassinated by a Raxacoricofallapatorian using a regeneration inhibitor (meaning the Timelord Victorious/Doctor couldn't regenerate no matter how many regens they had). Apparently the scene with Luke crossing the road, was because when filming SJA, the road would be closed, and the actors wouldn't look when crossing so some parents would complain that their kids weren't looking when crossing in real life. Tbf with timeline of Rose, in the novel version of The Christmas Invasion, the Eccleston regeneration is covered, and makes note of Rose recognising Tennant Doctor at the back of her head, but faintly (in that remembering who was on a bus with you, six months ago sense).

[@HamzaReactz]

Ah interesting. Thanks for telling me all that :)

[@gurg6950]

BRO WE HAVE THE SAME POSTER

[@HamzaReactz]

Nice 🔥

[@SocietyatLarge]

That Time Lord that you call kool is Lord High President Rassillon. He along with Omega and the Other created the time lord society then Rassillon took control of all existence by creating new physical laws of existence and installing those laws into the fabric of reality itself. This allowed the Time Lords to be the most powerful beings in existence, even more powerful than gods, the six fold god, the Eternals and the Guardians of Time. Rassillon also was the one who limited all other Time Lords to 12 regenerations. Rassillon was at the height of time lord power, extremely blood thirsty. Any alien race that got out if line, he would erase the entire species from time (past, present and future) making it so that they never existed and all non time lords would forget that the erased race ever existed. The correct term is Temporal Dissolution. We see in this episode a re-awakened Rassillon. He was asleep for millions of years while other time lords became president. They needed him to save them during the time war because the president (and former companion of the Doctor) wasn't up to the job to save Gallifrey

[@taranium]

i’m not the biggest fan of this story (or this era if i’m being honest), but the final like 30-40 minutes of this special with 10 and Wilf and the confrontation with the time lords is so beautifully done. I’m excited but hope Tennant and Tate’s return at the end of the year doesn’t undo how perfect this ending was for their characters. The twist with Wilf being the 4 knocks is insanely clever. The cameos really make this for me. Luke almost getting run over is an inside joke with the cast and crew because in SJA they never look when crossing the road because they obviously close the roads for filming but it sets a bad example for the audience so RTD wrote this in. Elisabeth Sladen also wasn’t even given context for the scene, she was just told to cry at David Tennant from afar which is just a testament to how great of an actress she was. I think with Rose if you go back and watch her reaction to 9s regeneration you could pretend some of the shock is that she’s seen that face before. It’s also a very small encounter so she could easily have forgotten. Not sure how I feel about Mickey and Martha randomly getting married offscreen. Rassilon (the main time lord) is sort of similar to how the Master is in the classic series (before the time war made him crazier) so you’ll probably like that version a lot more. I think everybody struggles a bit with a new era / doctor transition but Series 5 is definitely one of the best, can’t wait to see what you think :D

[@HamzaReactz]

That’s crazy cause Elizabeth’s reaction to seeing the Doctor was the best one imo. Amazing actress 🔥🔥🔥

[@MasterBeef47]

Not my favourite episode but I still tear up at the regeneration scene after 13 years😢 can’t wait for you to meet 11!

[@HamzaReactz]

Beautiful scene 🔥 and I can’t wait to meet him aswell :)

[@Shadow64]

Definitely has its weak points but the scenes with Wilfred are amazing. I find it interesting seeing Jack post torchwood series 3, drinking the pain away and then being paired up with alonso from the titanic episode. The woman signing the books was the granddaughter of the woman the doctor fell in love with in the episode where he turned human with the watch, I’m not sure if u noticed that but the stuff she was saying referenced it and I personally didn’t notice it til my 2nd viewing of the episode years later. In terms of rose, she probably wouldn’t remember seeing the doctor’s face after experiencing all that insanity with the 9th doctor so the timelines don’t get messed up lmao. The woman the doctor saw next to President Rassilon was his mother as far as I’m aware. David Tennant is definitely the best doctor imo, he only became an actor for this role in the first place! I think his arc from the Waters of Mars carried on with his tantrum before saving wilf and then came to a close with him redeeming himself and sacrificing to save wilf, which was a great way to close it off imo. Matt smith is generally considered a close 2nd place to him so u shouldn’t have any problems enjoying him either lol. For me, Matt smith is 4th best but that doesn’t mean I don’t think he was amazing, I just think they’re all so good and I couldn’t put him over Eccleston and Capaldi.

[@Shadow64]

Bruh I didn’t think I wrote that much ☠️

[@Albertjefferysagb]

@@Shadow64bro wrote a whole essay 😂😂

[@HamzaReactz]

🤣🤣🤣 that happens to me when I’m texting my mates about something serious. I swear it don’t be looking that big when typing it. I had no idea that was the guy from the Titanic episode. So cool! Regarding the rose stuff, I definitely over reacted 😂 it’s really easy to forget someone.

[@chrismcfetridge620]

Bernard Cribbins who played Wilf, did pass away a few months ago.But he did manage to film his last scenes with David Tennant, so we will get to see him and the Doctor together for one last time.. R.I.P. Bernard Cribbins. 🫡🇬🇧

[@joshuajoshua2732]

Spoilers 😮 jeez man.

[@HamzaReactz]

Really happy to hear that 🔥🔥 Rest in peace ❤️

[@gardenshed6043]

Ahhh, you’re finally at the point that when you asking a question to yourself and are confused about something you immediately go “Wibbly wobbly timey wimey stuff” Also, generally for that stuff. Do you remember the face of a random person you exchanged a sentence with on the street a year ago. Probably not.

[@HamzaReactz]

Yeah fair 😂 looking back at it the next day, I over reacted.

[@tiernan7541]

Not offence to Matt Smith, but I can remember my mother hysterically laughing as 10 year old me reacted with complete disgust at someone else standing in David Tennant’s Tardis; wearing his clothes. I don’t want to give any spoilers but I will say that with David Tennant and Russell T Davies leaving in this episode we pretty much get a soft reboot of the show from here. But that’s to be expected from a show like Doctor Who. Now we’re onto Steven Moffatt and Matt Smith. Some good stuff to come. Hopefully you’re able to work through the rest of Who before November when David Tennant is back. I’m sure you’ll enjoy getting to watch Doctor Who with the cliffhangers, buzz, and theories as it airs like the rest of us have experienced it. It should be a lot easier as there is less spin offs etc to consume in between Doctor Who episodes.

[@HamzaReactz]

I won’t be able to. Gonna be getting a job once august is over. Videos will be coming out at a slower pace than they have been :)

[@otps8035]

24:00 to have the time lords come back you kind of needed the Master but I get what you are saying. I find it hard to re watch the start of part one where he eats people that kind of gives me nightmares. Also the prophecy of he will knock four times meant the master would have to be there so that you wouldn't know until the last minute that he died because of Wilf and not the Master.

[@HamzaReactz]

Ah okay, Fair enough :)

[@freddylightman]

Matt Smith is upon us!!!

[@HamzaReactz]

Can’t wait 🔥🔥

[@freddylightman]

In for a treat 😁

[@HamzaReactz]

If I remember correctly, he is your favourite. And others have said he’s great so can’t wait :)

[@freddylightman]

@HamzaReactz Yep he is and also I think the companions from the era are my favs too. It's going to feel different as I've seen some people comment, but I'm confident you'll greatly enjoy his era 🔥

[@KeithAndrewPGbiz]

My thoughts: Bad story, doesn't really make sense, but some great performances and moments. The whole last 20 mins is great.

[@KeithAndrewPGbiz]

Oh and you've got some GREAT stuff coming up

[@HamzaReactz]

Yeah I think I agree with you on that. Liked stuff here and there, thought the last 20 minutes were great and the performances were great. Can’t wait to see Matt smith as the doctor properly :)

[@KeithAndrewPGbiz]

@@HamzaReactz Oh he's good. He's very good. :-)

[@joshuajoshua2732]

I'm sorry you were somewhat spoiled on the 60th that would had been a huge surprise but ah well. It's not a critisism or anything like that your entitled to your opinion that's the fun of a reaction but i am curious as to why you did not like The Master in this is it his acting, the way he was written or.?..i think in my opinion The Master was better here in this story than he was in the Series 3 finale simply because he was alot more manic and scarier and funnier making everyone into him is so The Master as vanity is his weakness in Classic Who The Master wasn't always like this he was very villainy but he also had a charm as well as sinister evil which what without spoilers made Roger Delgado's version of The Master great, your saying The Master should had been out of this story i have to disagree with you because it was required to include him with the Time Lords returning and the four knocks which of course turned out to be Wilf they had to use The Master as a device because they wanted to make us think he would be the cause of the Tenth Doctor's death and it made sense to have him in it without The Master i don't think this story would have worked honestly. This will be a controversial opinion David Tennant is a great actor but i have to say he's one of my least favourite Doctors his version was far too human and ordinary and too self indulgent for my liking i don't like seeing The Doctor cry and the way he talks about regeneration is like as if he's seperated from the other Doctors well no because they're all him same man, same memories he's not dying he's regenerating from someone whose seen The Doctor regenerate nine times before the way Tennant's Doctor handled it i thought was playing it too over melo-dramatic and out of character because usually The Doctor embraces regeneration like it's a normal thing i also find it odd that when he threw himself off the ship from miles above the sky and lands through the glass ceiling and landed a big thud on the floor that should had triggered a regeneration immediately so i still find that a continuity error there as one of the Classic Doctors died from a great height from falling off a telescope as for the 60th if there's any other Doctor that deserves a come back it should be Tom Baker and the long goodbye dragged far too long he should had just said goodbye to Wilf at the wedding be on his way in the TARDIS and left showing The Doctor in the TARDIS having flashbacks of his companions then regenerated sorry for the long rant but that's just my opinion great reaction either way. Also why Rose didn't recognise The Tenth Doctor during her travels when he arrived was because he had hidden himself in the shadows so Rose didn't get a proper glimpse of him as this takes place 3 months before she met The Ninth Doctor (Christopher Eccleston). I look forward to seeing what you think of the Matt Smith era.

[@HamzaReactz]

David Tennant returning was something I knew before I started watching DW. I think it’s actually the reason I started watching the show in the first place because there was so much buzz and hype about it online. And it made me want to check out the show. Regarding the master, it’s just as simple as I don’t find him enjoyable to watch. Nothing to do with the actor, very rarely that’s the case. I just don’t care about the character. And I think that’s a simple as I can make it. I was open to seeing him again and hoping my opinion changed, it didn’t really. I liked him more in this. But still not enough for me to care. But glad to hear you like him :)

[@tenmark7055]

Get rid of all the Master stuff... and you'd have no story

[@HamzaReactz]

And it’ll be better than what we got anyway :)

[@tenmark7055]

@@HamzaReactz Great, I can picture it now. The Doctor is in his Tardis and nothing happens for 2 hours. Then he regenerates for no apparent reason. In the background is the sound of crickets chirping.

[@HamzaReactz]

Yeah fair enough. I just don’t care for The Master. But if you like it good for you :)

[@binrotheheretic8174]

Think it's just this incarnation of the Master because Rassilon is messing with his head iirc including Utopia onwards (timey winey) - Roger Delgado(1st) is as others have said the definitive master. .

[@garethedwards6835]

If you wanna see the master dressed and act as a time Lord watch the 96 film (I wouldn’t 😂) he’s been better Russell T David hated his incarceration of the master and wished he was written as good as he was when then classic firsts aired, and the other time Lord is called Rassilon so watch it he series arc called the 5 doctors

[@HamzaReactz]

The 96 film is on the order I’ve been given. It’s before day of the Doctor. So eventually I will be watching it 😂

[@vampiresquid2635]

These episodes are weird, i think the only reason i like them is because of wilf and the doctors dynamic

[@vampiresquid2635]

The ending of part two is fantastic though, its often criticised for being to long but personally i think it works really well. Its long but this is the last episode for david tennant and for rtd so its a great way to revisit all of the characters and worlds hes built before we move on to the next era of doctor who.

[@HamzaReactz]

Yeah all the people in the comments that weren’t a fan of the episode agree that the stuff with the Doctor and Wilf is great, including me :)

[@LucyGooseyLicious]

it's a massive disappointment having Waters of Mars be the entirety of his evil streak... the guy u say should be the master is also the doctor in my headcanon... and also james bond... so technically he is the master. tennant's doctor is the doctor who lived the shortest amount of time, which really puts his tantrum into perspective... like, i think he was only 5 years old or something tiny like that. doccy who is the only thing that makes me cry at all reliably

[@HamzaReactz]

I’ve been told the Time Lord Victorious stuff was picked up a couple of years ago in audio book and other forms. I’m having a look at them when I get the chance. And yeah I can see why DW gets people emotional, the scenes are done amazingly 🔥

[@LucyGooseyLicious]

@@HamzaReactz all I know about that is that it has an amazing trailer and a rly cool promo image of Tennant in a battered Timelord outfit... it looks nifty

[@CrankyGrandma]

Boy those (almost) tears! I know you don’t cry at stuff but I can see for all it’s flaws the end of the ep got ya! 🙂This is a very timey wimey episode. For the time lords death has not yet happened. They are coming from the doctors past. I have very mixed feelings about this episode. I hated the last tour as it felt like they were breaking the fourth wall…saying goodbye to Tennant, not the Doctor. Regeneration is not death, it is as Nine said a way of cheating death. Yes the physical aspect of personality can change but the doctor is still the same being. However I get that this incarnation really wanted to stay. He broke the rules to keep this face once before. I dunno. I loved part of this ep but didn’t like other bits. I loved the gallifrey stuff and the tie in to the master and doctors history, plus when you find out the lead time lord is Rassilon (from classic times, just remember the name). I loved that the master and doctor still have, in all their enmity, the dynamic of people who had been friends. And the master saved the doctor in the end (granted for selfish reasons). Sooo much here and a lot of mixed feelings from me.

[@HamzaReactz]

I’m so glad you mentioned that because I thought the same thing. The Doctor isn’t dead but cheating death. It felt as if he was gonna be a completely different person. I noticed that but wasn’t sure if I was right about the way regeneration worked so I didn’t say anything. And yeah, I rewatched 9th doctors regeneration this morning and he does make it clearer that it is a way of cheating death :)

[@phantom115cw]

This is how it happened, This is how doctor die

[@HamzaReactz]

Yupp 🔥🔥🔥

[@davek7256]

I was never a fan of John Simm’s Master. I think you’ll like the next version of him. No spoilers though! Wolf and the Doctor though, brings a tear to my eye every time.

[@HamzaReactz]

Wilf is an amazing character. Rest in peace to the actor ❤️

[@samtheking25]

a lot of people dislike these 2 episodes

[@HamzaReactz]

Yeah i definitely can see why. Not a fan of most of it except the Doctor and Wilf stuff, the goodbye to all the companions and the regeneration scene :)

[@Joey15811]

With the Rose thing, Its new year, alcohol. I doubt she'd remember a random man over by the Christmas of that year. I believe Bernett Cribbins did film scenes for the the 60th specials, they were filmed over about a year ago but i do think the gap is a little too long. Matt Smith is great. He and Tennant based their doctors on the 2nd Doctor.

[@HamzaReactz]

Yeah I over reacted with the Rose thing. It’s a thought that came to my mind, and I say my thoughts out loud so you guys know what I’m thinking but looking back at it, yeah it’s very easy to not remember him 😂

[@Joey15811]

Series 5 takes place before SJA season 4 btw. You should finish series 5 of who first as there is another kinda spoiler in sja about DW s5

[@HamzaReactz]

Yeah I’m aware, but thanks for telling me anyway :)

[@Sinsayso113]

Matt smith is the second best doctor you’ll agree once you get to know him.

[@HamzaReactz]

Can’t wait to see his era 🔥

[@patricklatham3897]

Well, to he fair, this version of the Master is THE WORST version. All other versions are much better and in different ways, albeit with occasional episodes that sometimes make them look ridiculous, just not as ridiculous as this incarnation as a whole.

[@HamzaReactz]

Ah okay. Can’t wait to see the other versions :)