Doctor Who Minisode "Time Crash" REACTION!

[@failwhale34]

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[@justarandomveryintelligent8934]

Dude learning the list of the original doctors doesnt spoil anything

[@eleven5885]

Season 5 6 and 7 are my favourite seasons! I can't wait to see you react to them

[@jasonusher3824]

failwhale34 He was the 5th doctor and David Tennants personal favorite and also David Tennant is married to his daughter

[@carealoo744]

Lol! He was the: '5th Doctor!'

[@wardjunior1450]

failwhale34 do you not know all the doctors? If not you better learn them

[@saucygibbon56]

It gets even better. The two actors in this scene are now father and son-in-law.

[@SGlitz]

David Tennant married Peter's Daughter Georgia.

[@mynameisbangable]

By the time failwhale catches up with Series 4 this family thing will be even more confusing xD

[@mahfuzurchowdhury2765]

@@mynameisbangable, he's already watched all of Series 4, and has just started Series 5, on Patreon

[@weirdwind1]

yeeeaaaahhhh watching tennet smush davison's face was................. hm.mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm..........

[@davidmonaghan26]

@@mahfuzurchowdhury2765 I was going to say to him that from the 11th doctor onwards it just isn't as good (just in my own opinion)

[@Pharaoh025]

For your info, "You were my Doctor" was not really about "self-love". It was very much a form of 4th-wall breaking. David Tennant talking to Peter Davison, the 5th Doctor. I thought it was touching...

[@BillinHungary]

Exactly! Tennant said that when Peter came on the set in his 5th doctor wardrobe, David thought "My 11 year old self would be going nuts right now, because as he said in the clip "You were my Doctor!". Even Stephen Moffat said that most of the crew, including himself, turned into fan-boys when the 5th doctor came on the set!

[@emrys4386]

I thought he meant the other part of that, I thought he meant the "thank you, Doctor" from 5, then "thank you" from 10, and finally 5's "I'm very welcome line" IDK tho

[@daffy8995]

Steven Moffat wrote it. David Tennant was a Tom Baker fan boy until Georgia entered his life.

[@anonymes2884]

Like the best of Moffat's writing that scene works on a couple of levels IMO. Because you're right, it definitely is 4th wall breaking for sure (whether it's the writer speaking to us or the actor or a bit of both) but it also works in universe as an older man looking back at his younger self, Tennant gives it just the right amount of wistfulness.

[@Shaden0040]

Yup David Tennant was a young lad when Peter Daison was the Doctor, so he was "HIS DOCTOR".

[@FintanOMG2]

He was the 5th Doctor. Probably the Doctor David Tennent used to watch as a kid in the 80’s. Hence the line “ you were my Doctor”

[@abnormallynormal4614]

G Att it’s not probably it was the doctor he watched and his favourite classic doctor

[@Cruithneach]

@Matthew richardson He is indeed

[@abnormallynormal4614]

Matthew richardson yes he is

[@Cruithneach]

@David Blyth Moffat sticking up for Moffett - who'd have thought it? 😉😆

[@daffy8995]

He used to name Tom Baker as his Doctor. Gee, I wonder what happened.....

[@keithleonard6354]

I met Davison first and had him autograph a picture from Time Crash. When I met Tennant, he, in his very Scottish brogue, said, "ah, been chatting with the father-in-law now, have ye?"

[@georgelinford5576]

Haha that's great

[@rachell4973]

Hehehehe

[@kazkilla1]

Says “I’m the doctor” *5mins later* “ is this the doctor?” .............

[@firefly24601]

The Doctor has met himself before. That's why he's not TOO surprised, and figures it out what's going on easily.

[@karlmortoniv2951]

Dude's gonna lose his mind when he gets to the 50th. Heh heh heh!!

[@crgrier]

On screen crossovers: The Three Doctors (Pertwee era), The Five Doctors (Davidson era), The Two Doctors (Colin Baker era), Time Crash (Tennant era) and Day of the Doctors (Smith era). There were more in the Big Finish audio dramas.

[@majkus]

The 'you were my Doctor' bit is kind of breaking the fourth wall - it is Tennant talking to Davison, not just the Doctor talking to himself. He was the Doctor that Tennant (the tenth Doctor) watched as a kid in the early 1980s (the fifth Doctor). And, as it happens, Davison is now Tennant's father-in-law. You will see increasing references to the earlier Doctors as the show approached its 50th anniversary, and might want to look into some of that history in a general way - at least see what they looked like. You totally missed pictures of him in John Smith's journal in 'Human Nature', for example.

[@JakkFrost1]

"No, no beard this time. Well... a wife". How did I not get this joke until now? lmao

[@chickentoast2655]

Wait, how could you not?

[@gamewizard1760]

@@chickentoast2655 He might be too young. It is OK for homosexuals to be out, today, but back in the early days it wasn't so easy. In Britain, in particular, being gay was a crime and you could go to prison. Prominent gay men would often be seen out with beautiful women, and some would even go as far as to marry and have children to keep their secret. Some even went to their graves without their secret being revealed until many years after their deaths when enough time had passed, and attitudes had changed enough, that those who knew felt comfortable enough to talk about it, because it wouldn't tarnish their memory or image for it to be known they were gay.

[@kyleboffa793]

@@gamewizard1760 Alan Turing, computer pioneer was one victim of those laws

[@paullyboy1970]

There’s a lovely smutty joke here. In the original series The Master often had a goatee beard. The 5th Doctor asks does "The Master still have that rubbish beard." Ten days "No, actually a wife..." A beard is a term used in celeb gossip columns for a straight woman who "dates" a gay man to keep his sexuality hidden....

[@emrys4386]

I didn't notice that pun until now because I'm pretty sure the last time I watched this was when it aired originally in the US

[@daffy8995]

F*%cking Moffat.....

[@Swenglish]

The Master has always been sort of a gay-coded character (well, perhaps until very recently). During the Pertwee/Delgado era, he came off as being totally into the Doctor and expressing it in various unhealthy and toxic ways. I think both Davies and Moffat picked up on that and sort of ran with it. There's a certain Joker/Batman vibe to their dynamic, which also very much plays as a mismanaged crush a lot of the time. Mrs. Saxon kind of filled the Harley Quinn role in a sense. He broke and used her to get to the Doctor, while having no real interest in her other than as a tool. The "beard" line isn't just a "smutty joke", it's hanging a lantern on decades of subtext.

[@DantesPackage]

It's so weird that people still hide their sexuality, 2024 can't come fast enough...

[@hwren9845]

@Dante's Package What's going to happen in 2024?

[@SGlitz]

When David Tennant was a kid, his Doctor was a guy named Peter Davison, The 5th Doctor (1981-1984). You might have just seen him...celery on the lapel....Panama hat...

[@Qarth56]

I was face-palming so hard at the length of time it took you to realise it was an earlier incarnation of the Doctor.

[@-tom-8720]

And then Tennant married his daughter... 😂

[@cottontail1039]

Sometimes I wonder if David married Geogia just so he can be related to his favorite Doctor.

[@makaio9578]

@@cottontail1039 have u seen georgia? She’s beautiful, David is a lucky guy

[@TnT_F0X]

He is Peter Davison, David Tennant's favorite Doctor growing up. So he is 'a fan' ;)

[@korvinm100]

Cool that you're reacting to this. FYI, that was the Fifth Doctor, Peter Davison, who played the part between 1981-84. I'm not a massive fan of this mini-episode, but the 'you were my Doctor' scene works beautifully. Tennant did watch the show as a kid, and would have been between 10 and 14 years of age when the Doctor was Davison.

[@wobaguk]

That's The Doctor circa 1982. In classic Who there were a few occasions where time travel would enable the Doctor to meet earlier versions of himself. Most notably the 25th Anniversary special where Five (ish) different versions of the Doctor teamed up. Small matter, Tennant married the other actors daughter.

[@wobaguk]

@@SGlitz Can you delete that last one

[@Jack29245]

@@SGlitz I think he wants you to delete for the sake of our reactor when he reads the comments.

[@TheZodiacz]

and it wasn't the 25th anniversary either!

[@julieeverett7442]

20th anniversary, not 25th, the three doctors in 73 was better, but they were both fun

[@timecrayon]

Oh yes. That one minisode where David Tennant just got to be himself.

[@DXDragon38]

This video was a meeting between the 5th Doctor and the 10th Doctor. When David Tennant grew up, he used to watch the 5th Doctor on TV. It was very special for Tennant to act together with him.

[@mimiHTcat]

he’s not freaking out because it’s himself from the past. also if the doctor meets himself, the past version will automatically forget it after it happens as to not create a paradox. they will remember when they encounter it in the future.

[@dbilly121]

Everyone has "their Doctor". Mine and many NuWho fans is Tennant, Tennant's was Davidson, the other Doctor in this. It's a meta statement with him saying "You were my Doctor." Fun side note as others have said, Tennant married Davidson's daughter so they're father and son in law now.

[@theawesome5871]

I haven't seen the whole vid yet but I shall explain anyway. The Doctor you are watching now is the 10th doctor and he is having an encounter with the 5th doctor.

[@fromhellion]

He was Dr # 5 who just so happens to be David Tennants favorite Dr...and also his father in law. I wish you had known that beforehand because it really hits the heart with that knowledge

[@Pharaoh025]

"And look at me, I'm wearing a vej-tubul". Funniest delivery!

[@DamnQuilty]

You should watch the Classic series. I think it is really amazing. Yes, it has ups and downs, but still it is great. He is the Fifth Doctor.

[@SkillsHacksx]

Tennant says “you were my doctor” because when he was growing up, watching the original show as a kid, he saw him as ‘HIS’ doctor, like his favourite I assume, if you get me

[@emodateplus]

6:49 "Two minutes to Belgium!" Get's me every time! 6:55 Also Doctor 5 mentions "That L.I.N.D.A Lot" obviously in reference to "Love and Monsters" 2x10. Just a little cheeky reference!

[@g.b569]

Peter said the most unusual thing a fan got him... a granddaughter

[@benwalker27]

He was the 5th Doctor from the original series.

[@MavenCree]

"Wait, wait, wait, Pause.." Those of us who know who this is wait for the acknowledgement... "He wasn't in the finale, the boat was." ROLFLMAO!!!!!

[@gegalloneword1481]

this was a little love letter from Tennant to Davison, whom Tennant use to watch as a kid.

[@docwho10th88]

I lost it when I said to myself "All my love to long ago". tears....

[@davidanato5701]

Like every comment has said, he's Doctor #5, played him for a brief time in the 80s, I think 2 or 3 years. David Tennant use to watch his tenure growing up and ended up being his son in law. Now that you're in season 5, the references to the original series are going to happen a lot more.

[@Mr_M_]

So this is the 5th Doctor (1981 - 1984) meeting the 10th Doctor. The Doctor met different incarnations of himself many times in the classic series, this was the first time in the revival series that we saw it happen.

[@nutmas7185]

“What-er, because the titanic sank, in What-er” Made me laugh too much lmao

[@Wrangler-fp4ei]

Thanks for making this. You have properly currently only full clean copy of this mini-episode/special.

[@MalachiDees2005]

To note, Peter Davison is actually David Tennant's father-in-law becuase he married Georgia Moffett, the daughter of Peter Davison.

[@mimiHTcat]

this was the first multi doctor story of new who

[@matthewwilliams2093]

First time I've actually ever seen this minisode and I can't stop loving the incidental music that is straight out of Davison's era! Brilliant touch! And yes, I suppose a lot of the "Easter eggs" are lost on you having never seen the any of the Classic Series, but this whole minisode is pure Classic Who fanservice done absolutely perfectly. For the record, Peter Davison is MY favorite Classic Who Doctor as well.

[@tammyl.faulkner2549]

Fact: Peter Davison was David Tennants faveorite doctor in reality. He really was the 10th doctors number 1😁

[@seamusburke639]

How'd you like to be the guy on set making sure Davison's celery stays crispy and fresh? Have a whole cooler full of celery off-camera.

[@sophiab9641]

The best part of this is that Peter Davison is now David Tennant’s father in law irl because David married Peter’s daughter, Georgia Moffet, who played The Tenth Doctor’s genetically engineered daughter, Jenny. The Doctor’s daughter is The Doctor’s daughter and married the doctor whose daughter she isnt.

[@rendalconstantineau1680]

Part of the really great thing on this, Peter Davison (the other Doctor, the 5th Doctor) was the Doctor that David Tennent grew up watching, and the other really cool thing is, David Tennent is now married to Peter Davison's daughter, who is also the actress who played Jenni (the Doctor's genetic clone "daughter").

[@sarahtravelshappy9653]

Ahhhh, the 5th doctor and the 10th doctor (sorta) and the 14th doctor together at last. My 2 fav doctors actually. Very sweet!

[@emaloney2211]

The Doctor can meet his past (or future )selves as it’s happened in the classic series, it’s nothing to do with parallel universes. It usually happens when the universe or the Earth is in crisis or in this case two versions of the same Tardis merging. The only thing the Doctor cannot do is interfere with his own timeline. For instance the Doctor was ordered to go and kill Davros, thus preventing the creation of the Daleks, but it would be akin to killing a child that history would tell would grow up to be evil. The Doctor knows this would make him as bad as the Daleks. The Doctor would not be able to go back to that time and change his mind.

[@devar6062]

It’s awesome because it’s true. David said in an interview that Peter was his favorite Doctor growing up.

[@joaquinhurtado-tapia4369]

Maybe you didn't knew at that time, but actually is the 5th doctor from 1981 to 1984. And the Father-In-Law of David Tennant.

[@zvimur]

8:21, actually more of Douglas Adams (Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, also story and screenwriter for Classic Who).

[@lildigy2175]

Wow the Christmas special is today as well.

[@emmaebaldwin]

I feel like the self love bit was more of David letting Davison know he was his Doctor out of all other regenerations. Kind of a fanboy, true appreciation moment between father and son-in-law. ❤️

[@robertorivera4324]

He is not from another universe he is from the past he is the fifth doctor

[@KerstinMamma]

Hahahaha this boy is hilarious, that intro. hahaha Timelord tinder, the doctor has been swiping XD. WHATER!

[@breezyalpen]

Time crash was just David Tennant being able to insult his father-in-law

[@austingonzales1405]

I love the idea that Tennant told his parents when he was very young that he wanted to be an actor because one day he was going to be the Doctor!

[@moislam9788]

Michael a brief overview of the upcoming seasons. Season 4: crazy, heartfelt, probably some tears as well Season 5: a whole new chapter.... a whole new adventure. A sense of unpredictability, and mystery Season 6: frightening new foes, Season 7: an aura of inevitability, Season 8: ghost of the past Season 9: story revolving around trust, betrayal, Season 10: centred around redemption, Season: dangerous, adventurous, spontaneous, all about never giving up

[@RayAndrewsDev]

The Titanic crashes into a time machine ... @failwhale34 : "ok, that makes sense"

[@jameswg13]

this fun little minisode was so funny. and was a little fun paradox. it was one of the first new doctor old doctor crossovers done really well. now you have the christmas episode which is epic and hilarious

[@JoshPinder92]

LOVE this minisode... a great lead into SERIES 4! incredible journey!

[@deebeedaydreamer]

The score in this mini-sode is so good! A bit subtle, but good.

[@OneDeadArtist]

It’s even better because, like.. the 5th doctor (the one that appears here) is apparently David Tenant’s favourite from his childhood so that scene where he’s talking to himself is also in a way him talking to the doctor that inspired him? Ig? Lol

[@LindaChambers-gy2zl]

I never saw this one! Thanks dude 😎

[@abnormallynormal4614]

Lol I love how you automatically assume it’s a Doctor is from another universe but you don’t consider he can regenerate and he’s the 10th meaning there have been 9 other doctors before him (well 10 but well shush about that spoiler)

[@crystald.6902]

Don’t know if you have already but it might be a good idea to look at some pictures of the old Doctors just so you have an idea of what they look like.

[@Flagsitta]

This really is David’s Doctor. And the actress that plays David’s daughter in the show is actually the older Doctor’s daughter in real life. AND, David married her in real life. Draw that flow chart out. 😁🤓

[@nzrockboi]

The Doctor has met himself many times before over the decades, this is the most excited he's ever been, normally he hates himself

[@kinagrill]

Hillarious part is that the doctor was also on the titanic back when it was sailing on earth :p He does a casual mention of it and hitting an ice berg, etc.

[@10thdoctor15]

The TARDIS doesn't get any more advanced. It's already the best ship in the Universe.

[@colintate]

He was the 5th Doctor. Part of Tennent's childhood, so he was 'his doctor'. And the fashion choices, esp the footwear was a direct tribute to the 5th Doc.

[@mythdefied9070]

Yeah, you have to understand that David Tennant stopped acting near the end there. Peter Davidson was David's Doctor, and this was David's chance to be a serious fan. (I remember Peter and that silly celery!)

[@DanielleW1992]

David Tennant himself said that Peter Davidson was "his doctor" and he is now his father in law.

[@stargazer1682]

As others have mentioned, David later married Peter Davidson's daughter and they have a bunch of kids. One of the best things to happen at a convention, when Peter Davidson was on the panel, someone asked him what the strangest thing a fan has ever given him, to which someone in the audience shouted out "a granddaughter!"

[@Shaden0040]

Peter Davison was the 5th incarnation of the Doctor from the original series.

[@The_Tribute_Maker]

What not a lot of people know is that when he says "You were my Doctor" he was speaking as David, not necessarily the Doctor.

[@Velociraptour]

I almost forgot about that beard joke.

[@ms_scribbles]

I'm so amused that, despite knowing about regeneration, that you can't seem to wrap your head around the concept of the Doctor meeting a previous incarnation. 😂

[@i.oagentsteve7521]

If you watch the finale again you can actually see where the cut it , David going round tardis then it cuts to him on the other side then bang titanic where they cut was time crash, I wish I could watch a version of that edited in between so it looks as if it was left in the episode

[@robertorivera4324]

They’re both the same person that’s why he said the back of my own head remember the Time Lord can generate

[@elisechezzi5905]

UGHHHH it's so stupid i can't tell you yet about a very funny fun fact about the fourth docter this docter and an actress from a future episode! still love the reaction and i love that you reacted this cause not a lot of people exually watch and react to the minisodes!

[@MavenCree]

Peter Moffet was the 6th Doctor. He was the Doctor David Tenat grew up watching. As you've seen all of Season 4 already, I can say that the girl who plays Jenny, is Peter's daughter in RL AND she and David hit it off so well in that episode... well they ended up getting married and are still married today. Ironically, she has a son from a prior relationship and David Tenant was HIS favourite Doctor and now he's his step-dad and his grandfather was also a Doctor.. It's all very wibly-wobly timey wimey.

[@Aqib2]

MavenCree ????????????????????????????

[@julieeverett7442]

wrong, 5th, COLIN Baker was the 6th, Peter followed after the legend that was TOM Baker, who is STILL the longest serving doctor, on tv

[@SorchaSublime]

the reason hes not more excited is because this isnt another time lord, this is the same time lord. There is still only one.

[@irottaalfurinn2539]

he was roasting his father in law here cause he knew this is the only time he could get away with it

[@gametrollerprime1594]

Classy intro. Scary classy.

[@charlierenwick3682]

5th Doctor forgot to tell David Tennant to stay away from his daughter.

[@karabelle221]

I just caught the “No, no beard this time - a wife though” as if the wife is a beard... and the Master is pretending to be heterosexual.

[@sarah-kateryan9953]

Peter Davison who played the Doctor is Georgia Moffett’s(David Tennant’s wife/Jenny from season 4) father. She ends up marrying David Tennant.

[@brianhophead]

Interesting fun fact. David Tenant is married to Peter Davison's daughter who we'll see in an episode next season. I won't tell which one but will give you this hint. It's a very aptly named episode given who her dad is.

[@mjkjelland13]

Peter Davison was the 5th Doctor and David Tennent's Favorite, David is married to Peter's daughter, making him his father-in-law as well, and She (David's wife - Georgia Moffat) appears in the episode "the Doctor's Daughter". There has to be a hillbilly joke in there. You wanted to let you know.

[@icantthinkofagoodusername4575]

He is the father of Jenny who is The Doctors Daughter in that series 4 episode who then married David Tennant so technically she married her own dad

[@nomnomnom55555]

Peter Davison, the 5th Doctor. Tennant watched the 5th growing up (and actually married his daughter, whoops).

[@kathyrose8750]

Doctor might be lookin over his old tinder chats and giving them a second look

[@marinadelacruz5303]

5:10 doctor from another universe Me: do u even no dr hu

[@AnnRose142]

When the Doctor meets the Doctor. Or when the son-in-law meets his father-in-law. 😅

[@SGlitz]

That hadn't happened yet when this was made.

[@AnnRose142]

@@SGlitz then it should be son-in-law to be and father-in-law to be. 😅

[@KerstinMamma]

The first time you meet your father-in-law.

[@ElectroTherapyFTSoul]

I enjoyed the hell out of Series 11, but I realize a lot of people are insanely negative towards it. I hope it doesn't put you off. I mean, I'm sure you love something everyone else seems to hate. So I hope others don't put you off and you continue to give it a chance. Who knows, you might love it, too.

[@Anna-zi7sx]

Electroshock Therapy for the Soul I liked it too. I disliked the music and some of the writing choices that were made but I immensely enjoyed Jodie’s performance. People just like to get angry.

[@weescotspaul]

I agree. I thought Series 11 was mostly decent episodes, some absolutely brilliant, and only one I might call so-so. Nothing that was an absolute stinker. People have complained constantly about the writing and lots of other nit-picky things that I honestly think were pre-judged (for the most part. Definitely a Human's point about _some_ of the writing choices is a valid one, but some of those complainers were jumping on absolutely everything). IE most of the complainers went into it with an already negative opinion and literally _looked_ for things to gripe about as it aired. I just get the impression that when Jodie was announced, they threw their toys out the pram and decided that it would be terrible and resolved to not like it regardless. I've actually seen some people on KZbin _(some, not all)_ making extremely negative comments about writing and themes and acting etc both in individual episodes and the series as a whole, and then they say that they _haven't watched_ any of it because it's bad. Amazing.They call the likers NPC while they haven't actually watched it themselves to form their own opinion. Oh, the irony. I must stress, and I've already said it, this does not apply to _everyone_ who didn't like it. There are doubtless some dislikers who have their own very valid reasons for not liking it and their opinions are to be respected. I suspect they are a minority, though, but that could be simply because the pre-judging group will always shout the loudest so it seems there are more of them than there are.

[@Anna-zi7sx]

Paul Curran yes I definitely agree with you. I must admit the finale and the two episodes before that were just not really my thing, but I think Jodie really is awesome in her role and i love 13 to bits. The issues I have are just with pacing and my own personal issues with the tone of the new series. (I know many people wanted a more serious tone, but I’m just a fan of the old silliness, what can I say) I’m really looking forward to a new season tho.

[@hiddenassassin3233]

David tennants favourite doctor was that doctor that you just saw so it was him talking to his favourite doctor

[@D4rKSUN1]

welcome to classic who failwhale

[@tammyl.faulkner2549]

Loving the NEW season!

[@chance106]

Yo where can I find this episode

[@johnking5174]

You mean Dr Who Time Crash? Here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/anqaZ6NnmL-Vp5Y

[@shadowphoenix1696]

time crash was one of few shorts done over the years for BBC Children in need charity event that they broadcast nationwide ever year and has done some mini episode for comic relief as well. with Red nose day those are some biggest charity events in Britain that held every year

[@characteraccount9742]

That was the 5th doctor. He's from the early 80's.

[@Anna-zi7sx]

I liked the new season, and I immensely enjoyed the portrayal of the new doctor. I might’ve had a few issues with the writing but it’s still enjoyable and has a lot of potential.