Doctor Who - The Name of the Doctor - Trenzalore

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[@epicgravity9087]

My heart breaks when Matt starts crying. He played his role brilliantly

[@epicgravity9087]

+TEMPLAR he left before his time

[@epicgravity9087]

+TEMPLAR I think he should have stayed longer

[@riyaharshad3612]

yeah

[@TIMELORD327]

+EpicGravity908 This scene and the one at the end of Deep Breath are the ones (imho) that he acted best in, I think

[@MIMadDogsHC]

This whole scene he is brilliant. Especially after Amy and Rory die he starts to get this brooding side which is a brilliant combination with his hyperactive side.

[@Cailus3542]

Hurt, Eccleston, Tennant, Smith, Capaldi. Whoever cast these guys must be magical. Say what you will about the comparative strengths and weaknesses of Davies and Moffat; these five actors have all been magnificent Doctors.

[@chrisogilvie103]

Yeah, honestly we've never had a bad doctor, even the ones given a bad run such as 6 and 8 were amazing doctors and they've proved that through their audiodramas. Hell i'd even go as far as to say peter cushing in the american movies was a great doctor(even if the movies themselves were garbage).

[@nightwingbatsvssupes]

+Chris Ogilvie (Triggerpigking) no believe me , the Peter Cushing movies were great , the 8th dr who movie was absolutely crap

[@amiefortman7220]

Paul McGann was definitely the best part of the Eighth Doctor movie. Also, nice to see a mention of John Hurt--poor guy gets so often overlooked. :)

[@rysummerss]

Peter Cushing was god awful, Paul McGann Was okay. TARDIS Was brilliant

[@amiefortman7220]

Peter Cushing is normally a phenomenal actor, but he had nothing to work with in that. And Paul McGann was far and away the best thing in that movie.

[@Ladco77]

"They cared for me during the dark times." He still can't bring himself to mention losing Amy & Rory. It's just - the dark times. I don't think he mentions them by name again until 12's scene in the diner.

[@tristanmalone6521]

He mentions Amy before that when he first regenerates in the restaurant

[@therottenlemon5048]

“When you are a time travelller there is one place you must never go... one place in all of space and time you should never find yourself.”

[@Trainer319]

@@therottenlemon5048 1938 Manhattan?

[@potocurry]

@@Trainer319 Ouch.

[@Kurotama11]

His regeneration scene

[@soundgal_sine_qua_non]

"River would know though. River always knew." He knew her final resting place since the day they met, and now he realizes she knew where his was too. Neither could tell the other, but had to live with that information weighing on them. MY HEART.

[@estonimacedonii]

I dont think she knew his final resting place, she first met him as 12, hes lived past 12.

[@NightShinerStudio]

She first met him when he was played by Matt Smith, and in the original timeline, before Clara intervened, the Doctor DID die on Trenzalore

[@BoloBouncer]

I dare you to try to count how many different emotions Matt conveys in three minutes fifty seconds.

[@Vic_the_owl92]

i didn´t. I´m too impressed, that he can change his emotions so fast

[@rnaodmletetr]

Def one of my top 5 if not very favorite matt smith scenes

[@keananjs7161]

More than 9 thousand

[@cookiedraw8173]

mmmm... -worried -crying -hurried and nervous -thinking -sad and then he focused on the tardis and the screwdriver -clever and liar -tormented but start to undersand he have no choice (also a bit angry) -irritated (with tears in his eyes) -resentful ? -resigned (also with wet eyes) -nostalgia and love for his friends (and tears still XD) - feel of duty -childishly worried and challenging -sweet sad smile -motivated (and a bit mad) -screeming while forcing the tardis to go to trenzalore. I tried XD

[@michaelgay7789]

Sadness,fear distraction, thoughtfulness, anger,passion

[@thewhatness]

When Matt Smith cries, we *all* cry.

[@emilythezeldafan848]

I didn't I'm just heartbroken I'm only not crying because emotionally I'm a dalek

[@hyrinshratu]

He is willing to rip apart the space-time continuum to rescue 3 people who were kind to him. That, right there, is the essence of being The Doctor. I had my issues with the Matt Smith years, but that was done perfectly.

[@danieljackowitz2343]

It's so sad that all this has been destroyed in the name of 'diversity & change"....... but not in the Name of The Doctor.

[@yapatron321]

@@danieljackowitz2343 How?

[@philiptucker7590]

Thing is, his companions always cause him of not caring….or being only a small speck of sand in his life, like a large beach. He truly does care for and love his companions 😢

[@sabrina63]

@@danieljackowitz2343 Oh for god's sake, the Doctor being a woman didn't remove any of that at all, incel

[@mephostopheles3752]

@@danieljackowitz2343 Just stop. The quality of the show has nothing to do with “diversity.” It was husf as diverse as it was aftrr Chibnall and Whitaker joined on as it was before, because arguably it ISN’T all that diverse. What, a couple gay characters, only a few of them explicitly stated? The Doctor being a woman for a few years? Yeah, real groundbreaking. The real issue is just bad writing and bad showrunning. That’s the only thing that changed.

[@Whoami691]

I love how the TARDIS even now is doing all she can to protect the Doctor. I am so glad we had 'The Doctors Wife' because it shows that his one constant companion cares about him in a way nobody else can.

[@woodrobin]

She loves him. She's willing to hurt herself deeply if it means protecting him. After all, while he thinks he stole the TARDIS, she's absolutely certain she's the one who stole the Doctor. She rescued the Doctor from Gallifrey and, if you take the Timeless Child into account, rescued the Doctor from the machinations of the Division. She's not going to let anyone hurt her Doctor -- not even the Doctor.

[@Jayfive276]

2:57 - And when *that* bit of music starts up you know shit is about to go down.

[@alroc5]

"I am the Doctor" is my favorite piece from Matt Smith, it is truly a masterpiece

[@alroc5]

Sorry, from Murray Gold

[@antonydandrea]

LocoPlains13 same but this bit is more like Majestic Tale

[@daltonshepherd6875]

Jayfive276 true

[@MasterTainment]

I love how when The Doctor learns that he's going to die he immediately goes to be close to the heart of the TARDIS. Damn. That's true love right there.

[@pwlpc]

MasterTainment Nice seeing you here MT

[@Haisesaski]

That made no sense

[@Gellert05]

Deku Smash basically saying that the doctor went to the heart of the TARDIS after he learnt that he was going to die

[@maukschilol]

The tardis is basically his dearest and oldest friend. who would you like to have around you, when you know you're going to die?

[@nicolasmasanes7477]

Nice to find you here mate

[@GamingManiaHackerW32]

i loved the 11nth theme song, you knew that whenever it started playing, shit was going to get real. it still gives me gooshbumbs till this day.

[@Gutssssss666]

You mean 10th right cos we first hear the galifrey soundtrack when 10th talks about it

[@davidmartin5145]

It’s called “Next Stop Everything” if you ever want to look it up and just vibe for 3 minutes.

[@kyguy3242]

@@Gutssssss666 That's a completely different song mate.

[@Gutssssss666]

@@kyguy3242 bro it’s literally the one that’s playing rn go learn your facts mate

[@Door3234]

@@davidmartin5145 it’s called I’m the doctor

[@redjirachi1]

11: "No time traveler must go to their grave" Amy and Rory: Did just that Oh 11, this must really hurt

[@kenshin6553]

I was wondering if anyone else would mention that

[@PinkDiamond7777777]

Ugh! When u realise how much u miss 11: :(

[@starkillhazard9478]

+PinkDiamond7777777 yeah :(

[@speccavlogs1092]

Yas bish

[@lewismurphy8078]

PinkDiamond7777777 well technically he's the 12 now

[@PinkDiamond7777777]

Gonna miss 12 just as much. Don't like to see them go. :(

[@chadamwilson8268]

PinkDiamond7777777 I miss 10 more

[@iainpaton4158]

Matt is an amazing Actor and he never gets the recognition he deserves. let's not forget,he's the first actor to play the Doctor who has grown up with no New Who to watch as a kid. In my opinion, this ment he's had the hardest job of any of the new series Doctors, and he pulled it off fantastically.

[@NATKRI4]

iain paton matt Smith best incartion of the doctor

[@DutchAver]

iain paton Plus he had to succeed fan favorite David Tennant, which is definitely not an easy job

[@yuzvh2104]

Meant*

[@callmebongos]

iain paton Matt isn’t the only doctor who grew up with no new who. David Tennant had no new who to watch as a kid, he only had the old ones.

[@MilesEdgeworthAceAttorney]

This guy along with Eccleston and Tennant made new Who. It didn't matter that much if they had watched it or not. Because they were the foundation.

[@ChelseCreek84]

0:45 when things get too tough, he always runs back to his box, poor boy. Matt Smith is EXCELLENT.

[@UltimateKyuubiFox]

0:45 is one of the greatest and most authentic line deliveries I've heard in my life. I say that with complete sincerity. Smith nailed that.

[@Noah-jj5yr]

Well said!

[@Noah-jj5yr]

I would expand that to 0:30-0:45. Who's with me!?

[@khalifla5990]

I watched it first a couple years ago, cried... watched it again just now, cried again.

[@Noah-jj5yr]

Matt Smith is amazing. Absolutely amazing. A 26 year old played a 1200 year old man and it pulled it off wonderfully.

[@q1w2e3621]

Noah +

[@mocco2611]

Scenes like this remind me why I love Doctor Who

[@ryadh456]

BiggMocco Agreed!

[@thelasttimelord7550]

same . this is the reason why I watch doctor who

[@spellboundbybooks49]

Matt Smith does such a outstanding job of showing just how old the Doctor really is. The way he speaks to Clara about the one place you must never go. There is such a weight to the words. It's one of my favourite scenes.

[@Shatterhand2049]

I LOVE Clara's reaction when she sees the Doctor break down. It's so surprising to her because he's always been so fearless and brave, and in his quivering voice and tears, she's seeing raw fear. You can even see her eyes fill a bit because she cares about him so much.

[@AnglicanFish]

Exactly it’s so beautiful

[@JCFProductions]

The music. The music.

[@hellofabird8277]

JCF Productions 😍😍

[@ryadh456]

JCF Productions The music!!!

[@fordexplore271]

JCF Productions yessssss omg!!!!

[@timp8291]

JCF Productions music for me is just as important as the rest of what's going on. Music can always make or break a scene, show etc.

[@MrBelding]

Tim P Exactly. People underestimate how important music can be for a scene, episode, series or film.

[@dra2521]

I dont think people talk about enough just how well Matt portrayed the difference hundreds of years in this body did to his mind and countenance. When we first meet eleven he's so childlike. But near the end of his cycle he's very very worn and heartbroken. This is just my opinion but I believe that his experiences and relationships with Amy, Rory, and River were unlike any other companionships he'd had. Especially River, but that goes without saying. Losing them really broke him, and Matt shows that so well. I honestly dont know how people can speculate how much the doctor loved River in particular. I'm in the middle of rewatching now and there's such a stark difference between his first encounter with her after the library and here. And the episode where they first meet the silence as well. The impossible astronaut i believe. He is fond of her spunk, sure, but he makes it clear he doesn't trust her back during those times. Here, he trusts her with his life. He speaks of her whenever he can, and so reverently. And it's almost too painful to bear for him, knowing she's gone. There's a lot of their relationship we dont see but is still implied. While she spent her days in prison they shared their nights. All the dates he took her on. Hundreds of years worth. I saw a comment like this once and it said something along the lines of this: he knew from the beginning that she would one day be a person of great importance to him. He also knew he would lose her. But despite his best efforts to push away his future with her, he fell in love with her anyway. Man, I just think this is one of the greatest and most tragic love stories ever put on screen. It's so beautiful and so sad. And honestly wouldn't have been possible without Matt, and Alex as well. So so underrated, their love story.

[@kebab723]

he is fond of her spunk ? 😂

[@voltijuice8576]

Smith does play an old soul amazingly well. When he was first cast I was worried about how young he was. Also I think this regeneration lived far longer than most, IIRC hundreds or even thousands of years.

[@fallingsnxw5112]

@@voltijuice8576 longer than most for sure look up the confession dial though

[@Lezm]

Fantastic way of putting it

[@4nna8096]

Oh god, I didn’t even hear that tiny ‘sorry’ at 0:32 until now, he’s apologising to Clara for crying. This scene is just a underrated tear jerker. The way his hands tremble and his voice quivers as he just seems to be begging Clara to tell him that it was a mistake and the Great Intelligence didn’t say Trenzalore breaks my heart. There are many reasons as to why the Eleventh Doctor will always be my favourite and Matt Smith’s acting makes up half of them.

[@joshziv9182]

From the speech in trhe rings of Akhaten to the graves of Trenzalore

[@tkinsey3]

Series 7 was so uneven in terms of quality, but the two things it did better than almost any other series were Matt's brilliant, brilliant performance and Murray Gold's best score ever. Between this number and the Long Song (Rings of Ahkaten speech), this may be the best musical score on TV period.

[@aezrock9884]

I cannot adequately express how much I love this scene, and Matt Smith's acting in it. From 1:40 onwards, you could genuinely feel how old The Doctor actually is. The weariness in the voice and the stiff body language, Smith was absolutely brilliant~

[@Archonsx]

No wonder she fell in love with him, did you see her face when he started crying?...

[@arkham7033]

From the meeting of Amy Pond to the fields of Trenzalore he was the doctor. Thank you Matt. It was sad to say goodbye

[@kennethschlegel870]

playing that soft muted version of "this is gallifrey" as the doctor is tearing up just kills me

[@FahadKhan-np4uk]

The performance is so powerful beautiful

[@HORNETSTV1881]

i hope when we find out his name its something like dave

[@nightwingbatsvssupes]

we would never find out it will kill the show

[@Vic_the_owl92]

thats what i´m thinking, too

[@MissMyoozikal]

I know right? I hope it's a first, middle and last name. Like Robert A. Timey XD lol just joking, but a full name would be nice.

[@MissMyoozikal]

+Spazzman299 just saw that "Doc" comment. That's gold, hahaha

[@turbonerdo6838]

A smart way they could reveal his name without it seeming like a cop out or anti climatic is is name was john smith, the alias he's always used when pretending to be a regular human. It would be so clever of the Doctor to hide his biggest secret in plain sight.

[@davack62]

You know what the most upsetting part is? The fact they never got to drink thos teas

[@LinkTardis]

That's the most british thing I read all day

[@potocurry]

Glad i wasnt the only one feeling that

[@chrisbarnett6362]

Whenever I play "I Am the Doctor" on piano, I can't help but play it like this.. Sad and low notes and sorrowful.

[@varidian694]

Just imagine knowing the location of your grave... knowing where you will be buried... and then someone you love inadvertently tells you that your next stop is that place. You really can see the "I'm not ready yet" when he says trenzalore

[@qamiqamis]

Matt would be a great Joker

[@thejoshman8618]

lydiawho Woah thats true!

[@rahulg5403]

haalys yup but no one is better than that one guy

[@RamonThomas]

Yes sir

[@MultiFirelover]

@@rahulg5403.

[@thatsmadcrazy8953]

@@MultiFirelover ?

[@1withthelion]

This gets even sadder when you realize that not only is just the Doctor crying because he knows he's going to where he's inevitably going to die, but the tears may also be that of Matt himself, realizing that his career as the Doctor is coming to and end.

[@JakkFrost1]

Matt was brilliant in this scene, he absolutely knocked it out of the ballpark, managing to truly show the Doctor's vast years and age on such a young face.

[@mephostopheles3752]

This episode really brought out the old man in the Eleventh Doctor. Matt Smith is a fantastic actor.

[@ryanharris402]

Is it just me, or are the biggest moments of the Doctor Who story line largely with the Eleventh Doctor?

[@eleven5885]

yes he had the best stories

[@alphamineron]

Imagine the Doctor’s position in this video, living with the guilt of Gallifrey... being the last of the TimeLords. The legacy of the great TimeLords and the guilt of failing to save them at all... All coming to an end as the Doctor has to face his grave at Trenzalore. The greatness of the timelords snuffed out by his failure. I think thats why he is crying, not because he is going to end but in a way, the last flame of Gallifrey is as well. So he runs to his love, the TARDIS, the last surviving child of Gallifrey.

[@andrewjones4332]

Dont forget he is also the last in his regeneration cycle. So no more saves.....( OO ).... the rules of regeneration are known.

[@alphamineron]

@@andrewjones4332 “All coming to an end as the Doctor has to face his grave at Trenzalore” That’s what this line meant, he wasn’t getting any saves at this time.

[@ameliarufus1056]

he played this so well

[@DoctorVision]

It's these moments that make the show. The Doctor is just such a strong and stoic character that to see the rare moments when he breaks down and is totally vulnerable is heartwrenching. The first time we see him properly break down (at the end of Series 3) I found it unnerving, yet fascinating and it's nice that they've kept up those moments occasionally since then.

[@sonnykingcomposer]

Murray's Score is especially amazing here

[@terminatorplayz4614]

OMG! That's so sad! When the TARDIS spins out of earth, it's the animation from the end of time, but backwards........I'm crying.

[@tome4376]

I don't like Steven's writing, but goddamn Matt's a good actor.

[@Noah-jj5yr]

Yup.

[@Noah-jj5yr]

Heaven Sent was absolutely incredible, albeit immensely disturbing if you take it seriously. Don't know why that was deemed acceptable for a supposedly family television show. Hell Bent had its moments but was a flop. The mythical hybrid turned out to be an insubstantial matter of interpretation. Clara gets semi brought back in a way that supposedly endangers the space time continuum, but has no real consequences whatsoever. Reaffirming that they can hit the reset button with anything they want. The Doctor who supposedly lost his mind and moral compass (which was supposed to heighten the stakes of the episode) didn't actually go that far at all. He exiled (rather than killed) Rassilon and the High Council, which Othilda calls cruel and/or cowardly, even though they actually were responsible for the war that threatened all of creation. The new actor for Rassilon was so much less evil and powerful looking than the last one. He punched some guy. And he forced the same guy into a regeneration, which actually did work dramatically, but still... Also the return of Gallifrey wasn't even the focus of the episode, despite it being the culmination of the central plot arc of the revived series. And Lady Me wasn't all that necessary, despite maybe sorta being the hybrid. There were emotional bits that did work for me, which I'll tell you if you want. I also realize that Doctor Who has never been that serious or internally consistent, but this was particularly bad. What did you think of the two dude?

[@Noah-jj5yr]

Yeah, he wiped his memories in order to "atone" for his "going too far," except it was more like losing a coin flip than "atoning" for anything. Also he had originally intended to wipe Clara's memories to keep her safe from the Time Lords, who can apparently zero in on her mental imagery of him. But since he didn't wipe her memory, do they get her now? She did announce her plan to return to Gallifrey, but rather than being properly brought back to life, she now has an indefinite amount of "wiggle room." The diner was the new Tardis modeled after 11's diner. But yeah that worked. And Clara in the waitress outfit was bangin'. I mean more bangin' than usual. There were parts of the episode that worked for me emotionally, if you try to ignore how terrible the plot is. It showed blatant laziness and sloppiness, as opposed to the normal creative liberties of a brilliant but flawed show that revels in weirdness and silliness. Heaven Sent was, once again, incredible. How did the same writer do both?

[@rysummerss]

Heaven Sent was just magnificent. Hell Bent was had it's up's and down's, it was alright, I guess.

[@Mattinator95]

all this hype about bringing gallifrey back just so he can run way again

[@threebigballs2351]

One of the best pieces of acting I have ever seen, mat smith 👏

[@catherinecaceres4124]

Oh please Doctor don't cry! :,(

[@MajinTalon]

Absolutely loved this series. I miss Matt.

[@westnashguy]

This is probably my favorite scene of Matt Smith's era. He's plays this whole scene beautifully. One of the best Doctor's, hand's down.

[@Snow_B_Wan]

i love how there WERE rules about not entering your own timeline doesnt seem to be the case anymore

[@rnaodmletetr]

the very 1st 2nd and 3rd doctor all meet up to save the 4th 50 years ago

[@bennyh.reviews6770]

bubdubs He means like, the Doctor literally steps into his own time line and Moffat just forgot about it in the next episode I think.

[@itz_not_your_accountz186]

Matt Snobl he did it with Rose.

[@BlackRoseRhamnous]

Nobody left to enforce them, and since he's dead where they're going - there's no chance of him causing a paradox.

[@Jon_EL]

Everyone has their favorite lines. I always liked him saying River would know idk why.

[@soundgal_sine_qua_non]

Me too. For me, there's something so comforting in it. They are such a big part of each other's lives, it's nice to lean on something familiar when the unknown lies ahead.

[@legoosetheythem2760]

My heart broke when he started to cry

[@GeminiRosche]

Rule 1: I lied.

[@mayotango1317]

+Nicholas Brennen Then he tells the truth because a lie that this rule must be true. And being honest, Clara was a liar.

[@sop7693]

Matt Smith is such a brilliant actor

[@BarbusCraft]

I always loved the line at 2:13 ! Just his face and the way he says it.

[@samhague4213]

0:25 to 0:45 absolutely tears out my hearts, no Doctor Who fan could not cry along with him.

[@loulouwillis5648]

He was crying because of River the Doctor has never been afraid of Dying!!

[@daisy6545]

Well tbh he was crying before she said his grave had been discovered soo who knows

[@bobafett6174]

I love how he struggled with the controls and how the TARDIS tried to stop him

[@abb80759]

the acting omg !!

[@AnglicanFish]

Yup

[@apotey4710]

Miss Matt so much :( and David for that matter :(

[@empty_thesaurus]

i like to come back here from time to time, powerful scene.

[@evilordoftheinternet4116]

"Never judged me never questioned me..just kind" - The Doctor.

[@mayotango1317]

This is more powerful than all the cries of Tennant, because here it feels authentic and not overexploited.

[@SaintsBro217]

What about the scene where The Master dies in his arms? Or the scene where he yells out in anguish about how cruel the world was being to him?

[@mayotango1317]

Bradley Green There is a similar scene in "Thor 2: Dark World" and was much better. Sorry, but subtlety was not the fort of Tennant.

[@azraelgarm8810]

i don't think it had anything to do with subtlety but just the scenes they are acting out, in David's scene he just watched who he believed to be the last of his race die. and for Matt's scene here he knows where he died and has to visit his own grave. I believe both actor did their own scenes perfectly.

[@chrisogilvie103]

I defineitly think smith is the superior actor in general(hell he's one of my favorite actors in general). Tennant was an amazing doctor though, he was just given a lot of melodrama by davies writing sometimes, you want to see Tennant at his best watch waters of mars and Midnight, the latter has a scene which shows just how scared 10 can be despite being possibly the most self rightous and cocky doctor.

[@SaintsBro217]

+Mayo Tango131 Subtlety absolutely was a forte of Tennant. Did you watch his eyes in 'The Waters of Mars'? They go from bright and hopeful to cold and dark, his lips go from smirky and proud to condescending and aggravated all within one little bit in the Timelord Victorious scene. Even in Midnight, when he asks "What was her name?" and the guy goes "I don't know." you can just see the grief in Tennant without him having to say anything. I think you need to rewatch his series.

[@hannahm-c5477]

Matt Smith is my favourite actor of all time ❤️

[@chisan8237]

There’s something about Matt smiths lines in this series that gave the doctor depth we hadn’t seen since Christopher Eccleston.

[@the.evilducky]

Legit any time people question his casting as Daemon Targaryen i am just like...go watch doctor who and the crown. Matt is one of the most brilliant actors of this generation

[@DoctorWhoKage]

Daemon Targaryen? I thought he played Prince Philip in The Crown...

[@danielakrief]

11 will always be my favorite ❤️

[@NICKatronMC]

I’ve seen people shit on Matt Smith because he’s not as sexy as other celebrities, but holy shit is it undeserved Growing up and watching his episodes as a preteen I never realized how immaculate his acting and performances was He’ll always be remembered as the Doctor but it pisses me off that people don’t acknowledge his talent I’m still livid Disney for snubbing his role in The Rise of Skywalker, bad movie or not, Matt would’ve been engraved into everyone’s minds after watching his performance

[@jms3spinoon]

This video just rips at my heartstrings. Matt has been and will always be my favorite Doctor.

[@louvie1066]

"They were just... Kind" Ouch. The feels after 12's death...

[@l.g.a3072]

Matt Smith is an amazing actor!.

[@philsniper2000]

I like how the TARDIS can make it's own decisions and throws fits to show disapproval, big exploding and sparky fits.

[@oswaldtime]

so the tardis ignores the coords being entered, but don't even dare to take off

[@Wolf-f9]

We got scenes like this for Matt and then we got the shit state after the new doctor

[@Gutssssss666]

Seeing the doctor cry must be really unusual

[@danieljordan8441]

The music at the start really helps make this scene. Doctor Who has so many awesome tracks.

[@maverickr9465]

I wasn't so keen on Matt Smith when he become the Doctor. I think it's like that for a while at first. When dr who rebooted I didn't think anyone would be able to be as good as Christopher then David. I think it's because we become so attached to them and anyone new takes time. One of the best things about Matt was his facial expressions and the ability to convey emotions. Man do I miss these moments.

[@joseenoel7142]

I miss Clara & Eleven :(

[@pointnshoot6677]

this docter is kind of scary but awesome

[@GoogleUser-dwcy]

This is very random, but: "The Doctor has a secret he will take to the grave. It is discovered." "It" refers to the Doctor's grave here, but it also could've meant his secret. This is very clever, but now imagine translating this line into a language where "secret" and "grave" have a different gender. Like French. "le secret", "la tombe". I don't know how they did it, there doesn't seem to be a clip on KZbin, but the point is, it must've been difficult. There's a good chance that it got ugly or taken out of context, too. Which makes me very happy to know enough English to understand movies and shows in the original audio.

[@AnglicanFish]

Yeah, Moffat had a real skill with words

[@Snake-oh6mg]

The title of the song at the beginning of this video is called “A Secret He Will Take To His Grave”

[@dwightk.schrute6743]

I love his look of disgust at 2:17. It's as if his death is the most repulsive thought to ever come across his mind.

[@ethanruzic8071]

Because he knows if he dies he won't be able to help save anyone anymore. And when you have lived as long of a long life as he has I'd probably be afraid to die too.

[@lauraboiocchi4666]

Can't believe it's been over 10 years since this episode and this scene still makes me shiver and weep like the first time I saw it during that May night it premiered

[@caifrootz2537]

Damn this show used to be so freaking perfect. Sad to see how far it fell :(

[@davecunningham71]

From 0:30 to 0:34 I felt really sorry for The Doctor there i just wanted to hug him. I hate it when The Doctor cries.

[@daisy6545]

I think it’s like you expect him to be fine all the Time or at least act like he is and when he cried or gets upset it’s horrible because it’s so rare

[@marquisdehoto1638]

Everytime I think I have seen everything of New Who I find something I havn't seen yet :O

[@jimzimmer2048]

oh no the doctor is immortal great plot

[@ciaran_telfer_18]

Jenna Coleman is just 🤩

[@cdc8875]

Anyone feel scared when he started crying? Such great acting.

[@fabianharrison9023]

Miss ya 😢

[@thedoctorswife474]

I miss Matt so much.....

[@SkipzNeo]

I miss 11

[@meytargaryen9965]

I don't understand why don't you like Moffat's writing. Yes, because of him so many died but I think his writing is still amazing.

[@joelmccall6328]

Great acting here by Matt Smith..

[@timp8291]

Did Jenna know Matt was going to cry? That stunned look seems genuine

[@rhysmillar1526]

I really like Peter Capaldi as the new Doctor, he plays him great. But Matt Smith's Doctor is my favourite to this date.

[@OnyxConflict]

Matt: They were like "don't swing on the bars" and I was like *iwontswingonthebars*👍👍, then (3:35) Jenna: So naughty. Matt: hehhehe

[@itsnotjess4379]

MrHaloWho just watched that video before this one😂

[@harryhalo95]

My favourite doctor for sure, tenant was great but matt smith is just amazing

[@Joseph-gf6ro]

I miss 11th. 😔

[@sorcererberoll4641]

I hope tranzalore is still the end of the final season of doctor who everything will come full circle

[@GotoMaki4Micah]

I miss 11 :'(