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[@spugesdu]

Never skip Series 1. NEVER.

[@mylivingworldants6317]

I skipped series one, never watched any of the 9th doctor episodes, but I watched everything else of the modern series, it is best to start off with David Tennant or Matt Smith.

[@bubbles121]

MyLivingWorld Ants No it’s not

[@Kaiser-qx9ys]

MyLivingWorld Ants Russell T Davies was the show runner from series 1-4 (+ specials). Skipping series 1 doesn’t only neglect the brilliant start to the Modern Series, but you completely miss the damaged Doctor after he thinks he’s committed genocide. There is clear character development from Ecclestone to the end of Tennant. Missing Series 1 is like missing the first few chapters in a book; you’ll miss the nuances and subtle character interactions that turn the Doctor from raged filled killer to ‘a man who never would’. It doesn’t make sense

[@mrjekyllandhyde9941]

@@mylivingworldants6317 it's best to start with classic who, and at least watch every Doctor at least once after that pick and choose skip who ya want personally I go back to Matt Smith more than any other new who doc although I prefer classic who they're all good in their own ways classic and new accept the lady one IMO

[@LewysC]

Anyone who's never expirienced the perfection that is DW series 1 can't call themselves a Doctor Who fan 😅

[@SmoothRacing99]

Christopher Eccleston at his finest (and Murray Gold). The minute when everyone's heads turn when he says 'No' is brilliant too.

[@cardsfanboy]

Agree. The Doctor getting angry is always "fantastic". Here is one of my favorite moments, and everyone's reaction, including the Dalek, including Rose, was great. Nobody (even the people who barely know the Doctor) seem concerned that he's one man against 400,000 Daleks, they quickly grasp that the Dalek's fear/respect the Doctor and there must be a reason for that.

[@SmoothRacing99]

@@cardsfanboyliterally he has so much presence as an actor and as a character in the story. Can't imagine Jodie doing the same now... :/

[@jad43701]

@@SmoothRacing99 She can't because she is being nothing to work with. I don't even think even the great Sir Patrick Stewart, could do anything with this crap.

[@SmoothRacing99]

@@jad43701 yeah I couldn't agree more

[@crazylarryjr]

One man, no weapons and no plan, doesn't get much more bad ass than that. And when it's portrayed in a way that nobody (even the audience) questions it, all the better. This was my first and favorite doctor

[@2429Ryanspeer]

Christopher eccleston really brought doctor who back!!!!!!!!!!

[@whovian1055]

Yes he is very underrated

[@kdmedia1534]

And Chibnall ended it!!!!!

[@RainbowTyrant]

@Wez Okeeffe he only got one season. And he left, I think. Think the filming schedule was too much or something like that. I miss him though. He really brought the doctor back to life

[@baggieboydan82]

@@RainbowTyrant actually he fell out with some very important people back stage and did not like how people were treated. This is why he has never come back for any specials

[@kdmedia1534]

Human Being Hopefully he does Big Finish.

[@MattStokess]

This scene alone sums up how amazing and underrated Christopher Ecclestone is

[@bacul165]

Why are the so many comments saying that 9 is underrated when everyone loves and praises his episodes?

[@conty7181]

@@bacul165 Think it's because Tenant ended up being way more popular and talked about generally, whereas Ecclestone's one series seems to quite often get overlooked by casual fans.

[@ivaneames4354]

Even rubbish can have the occasional flash of brilliance. I personally thought that Christopher Eccleston was not very good as The Doctor, but I also think that this scene is pretty darn cool.

[@IshidaUeda]

Everybody forgot the 9th is the true warlord.

[@ShoppingBored]

A lot even hated 9 for some dumb reasons.

[@thetasigma412]

One example that Eccleston was one of the best Doctors we’ve ever had

[@batheandrelaxinmyshit6344]

I know you

[@Jackerys]

He really showed the fury of the final time Lord after a great war

[@isaacwright8211]

I mean imo every doctor is one of the best doctors we've ever had

[@junai3618]

Easily in the top thirteen

[@shobanadam8220]

Eccleston was so great that I still felt totally satisfied even though he only got one series. Quality over quantity.

[@Exoneos]

True but still wish for more Doc Eccleston

[@shobanadam8220]

Knight Chime I was clearly talking about his performance, but Doctor Who is more often than not a semi-anthology show so standalone episodes are kind of it’s thing. I do think Series 1 is one of the best at having each episode contribute in some way to its character or plot arcs. Certainly “Father’s Day” is very important in Rose’s decision-making in “The Parting of the Ways” and how she reacts to Parallel Earth Pete.

[@MUFCZONE]

@@FreeTheDonbas hahahaha deluded fool. all those episodes were cementing the essence of who the doctor was. i suggest you find something better for your brain to watch maybe teletubbies

[@coachgoltzbizpro23]

Only one season and Eccleston still managed to make an impact.

[@bacul165]

I love Nine, but honestly McGann made an impact with just one bad movie and one short...

[@ElCidTheScienceKid]

coincidentally, the best modern season

[@ElCidTheScienceKid]

certainly helps that it had Eccleston to carry it

[@sudocatsda1guy390]

He wasn't imitating some other Doctor, but merely played the role that was written in the script. The whole series was really good, including Rose who became dead weight in the next.

[@jordanwoods9742]

This doctor ensured that there was a new era of doctor due to his success of such a good doctor who performance

[@tealgamemaster]

My 11 year old brain couldn't stop freaking out! This was the height of hype in 2005!

[@mcgees2nd971]

Tealgamemaster CTR, and Doctor Who ay. That’s cool though. Never would have thought you were engaged with the show.

[@LewysC]

Same haha 😂 except I would have been like 6 or 7

[@flimsymcgee2807]

This just proves how well made series 1 was. The music, and the tone of the series. Not forgetting you know who.

[@kurukurushuffle]

One of my favourite scenes in the entire show! Eccleston was such a great doctor.

[@ollyreece4208]

I still think the Daleks controlling the human race behind a far future game station is the best concept the show has done. It had the ideal mix of weird and suspension of disbelief Doctor Who, with an interesting and believeably future-like feasible sci-fi concept, involving some kind of higher power acting as controllers.

[@ollyreece4208]

@@FreeTheDonbas Your comment is presuming that I think it's the best concept of NuWho, and while that is correct, the original comment states very clearly I think it's the best concept the show has ever done, I am fully aware despite having not seen every single classic episode that Doctor Who existed well before 2005. The game station is certainly not a rip off, but the converting humans into Daleks I wouldn't call a rip off as Daleks converting humans is a common thing anyway, the context made a lot of sense and almost forced them to take that path, and was only really a focus of Parting of the Ways for the opening. Plus if Revelation of the Daleks was supposedly one of the worst stories, then why not include the same concept in a story that was better recieved in every way possible? After all didn't they want to cancel the show in McCoys era? Is it not better to include the concept in a time where the BBC actually cared about the show. And I would argue many of the NuWho viewers might not actually remember Revelation of the Daleks, simply because they were new viewers who weren't alive in Classic Who, or due to the BBC not wanting Who to be advertised and what not. The definition of a rip-off was the Timeless Children with 13 having the button to push akin to the 9th Doctor. The former out of nowhere and out of character trying to emulate former series finales, the latter built into character and context.

[@ollyreece4208]

@@FreeTheDonbas Ey, calm down man it ain't that deep, it's a KZbin comment section not a battle to see who's right and wrong. If you think it's a rip-off so be it, I don't think it's a rip off and we obviously have very different opinions regarding the Game Station concept, and that's ok, nothing wrong with that. But if your going to get all wound up about an opinion difference over a KZbin comment, then......... You do you bro.

[@danecarrington4326]

"AND DOESN"T THAT SCARED YOU TO DEATH?"

[@p.a.r.c1694]

If the daleks had faces the scene would be 1000 times more priceless.

[@taylahallen8696]

This is just one of the many reasons why I rewatch season 1 repeatedly, nine should get more praise, he’s always been my favourite doctor.

[@autumnmatthews3179]

I do just that!

[@chrishetmanski1709]

First Doctor: “There is Good, and there is Evil. I left Gallifrey to answer a question of my own. By any analysis, Evil should always win. Good is not a practical survival strategy. It requires… loyalty… self-sacrifice… love. So, why does Good prevail? What keeps the balance between Good and Evil in this appalling universe? Is there some kind of logic? Some mysterious force?” Bill: “Perhaps there’s just… a bloke.” FD: “A... A 'bloke'?” Bill: “Yeah, Perhaps there’s just some bloke, wandering around, putting everything right when it goes wrong.” It falls on us to be the Doctor, each and every one of us. If we're each that "bloke" who puts things right when we see them go wrong, we can make a difference. Promise: Never be cruel. Never be cowardly. Never fail to be kind.

[@kajira63]

More important than ever in these BLM times. The Doctor would be so disappointed in us these days.

[@matticusomega]

And never, ever eat pears!

[@karpad4072]

@@matticusomega "they're too squishy and make your chin all wet."

[@linatranslates]

I love Ninth Doctor. I don't know why he is so underrated :( Ecclestone was such a great Doctor!

[@izzyallen2148]

Pauline Morgan DEFINETELY

[@linatranslates]

@Quinn Thomas )

[@LorenHelgeson]

Not underrated. Just under-represented. Parted ways with the show under less than ideal circumstances. All future seasons, they try bringing back actors for the other Doctors. Baker, Tennant, Smith, Davidson. All get their own scenes. For Eccleston? "Let's see what clip we can recycle."

[@linatranslates]

@@LorenHelgeson hmm, maybe

[@williamstebbins7294]

My mother did not like that he left either and said Chef Robert Ervine looks like him which got her to watch his show Restaurant Impossible.

[@TheAldroid]

One of my favourite moments from Eccleston's Doctor

[@cryptozoomauler5505]

That and "Just this once - everybody lives" are some true gems.

[@eleanor33]

Captain Jack is one of my favourite characters. He’s just great 😂😏😉

[@dumbspaghetti_]

Same. 😂

[@reillyadams298]

I agree 🤣

[@Kryojenix]

Hopefully he'll be back in Revolution of the Daleks, but we might have to wait longer.

[@eleanor33]

Kryojenix yes! We need him back! 💜🤩🥳

[@katiem656]

Have you watched torchwood?

[@Andrei_Cincy]

The 9th doctor was the doctor that introduced me to this show and in all honesty after he regenerated into the 10th doctor I fell in love with this show. I loveed the 9th doctors personality, his actions, his charm but I loved how Eccleston portrayed his doctor. With Eccleston final words and regeneration into the 10th doctor, I was completely hooked on this show.

[@greva2904]

Always love watching the Daleks start shaking about while they’re talking, you can just imagine the horrible little splodge inside getting angrier and angrier with every single word!

[@Jet_Black_Gaming]

Dalek: “The Female will Stand! STAAAAANNNND!!!” 😂😂

[@BrotherTree1]

We need the Doctor more than ever in these times.

[@mv9370]

Here hoping 2020 isn't a fixed point in time

[@bikalpsatyal6699]

Annoying Kid 47 if it wasn’t it would’ve been changed and none of us would remeber it already

[@BrotherTree1]

@@mv9370 Too late...

[@chrishetmanski1709]

First Doctor: “There is Good, and there is Evil. I left Gallifrey to answer a question of my own. By any analysis, Evil should always win. Good is not a practical survival strategy. It requires… loyalty… self-sacrifice… love. So, why does Good prevail? What keeps the balance between Good and Evil in this appalling universe? Is there some kind of logic? Some mysterious force?” Bill: “Perhaps there’s just… a bloke.” FD: “A... A 'bloke'?” Bill: “Yeah, Perhaps there’s just some bloke, wandering around, putting everything right when it goes wrong.” It falls on us to be the Doctor, each and every one of us. If we're each that "bloke" who puts things right when we see them go wrong, we can make a difference. Promise: Never be cruel. Never be cowardly. Never fail to be kind.

[@lepimond4605]

@@mv9370 He could still go to Gallifrey and take over in there, and then change almost everything he needs, since on Gallifrey some fixed points can be altered

[@kajira63]

I'm sad we didn't see more of Christopher Eccleston as the Doctor. He was a brilliant choice and is a great actor :)

[@jasonpereira4024]

He was Fantastic!

[@doomspidey1737]

Can we just appreciate Murray golds work in this scene

[@Pulsarnix]

God I miss Murray Gold's music

[@Kryojenix]

Bit dramatic tho'

[@ollyreece4208]

The synthesizers and electronics make series 1 pretty unique as Murray Gold switched to largely orchestral music from series 2 onwards. His orchestral music is some of the best in TV, but electronic music for series 1 made sense for a far future game station.

[@GermanLeftist]

Love it or hate it, at the very least what he did was actual music. I've no clue what the stuff Segun Akinola is doing should be called but I personally just classify it as noise.

[@karpad4072]

@@GermanLeftist yes

[@AndrewChapman]

3:10 Love how Rose just kind of squeezes between the Daleks there.

[@Raftors]

my wig flew off?

[@cryptozoomauler5505]

It was to show that the Daleks currently viewed her as not worthy of notice while they busied themselves preparing to defend against The Doctor.

[@ciaran_telfer_18]

What a finale to the return of doctor who. Legendary!!!!!!!!!

[@Deathlygunn]

Fifteen years later, and still one of my favourite moments on the show, the music, the direction, and most of all Eccleston's performance are all perfection. It's the one time that I've felt like the Daleks actually pose a threat, and yet the time I've been most certain that The Doctor would kick their ass, just icing on the cake thst the following episode so wonderful.

[@izzyallen2148]

9’s face of shock when seeing the Dalek ships is me when someone doesn’t know who he, John Barrowman or Matt Smith is

[@karpad4072]

Wattabout David Teninch?

[@izzyallen2148]

Don’t like David Tennant Don’t @ me

[@Mr_Storm_22]

@@izzyallen2148 e

[@mwd5001]

When he says "No" you instantly believe him. Its something Jodies Doctor doesn't have. I imagine Phoebe Waller-Bridge would have been able to do it brilliantly.

[@rileysmitheringale8439]

This scene is amazing

[@cadidelythdavage1862]

ELAIN THE PAIN!!!!!!!!

[@dumbspaghetti_]

I KNOW! She finally quit her job as a social worker.

[@adamcharlie3151]

This scene gives me goosebumps every time. My favourite finale ever!

[@johnmarshall7657]

Chris Chibnall needs to rewatch this season

[@JE-western-rider]

Yes, I know this is 3 years old! Mr. Chiball and his doctor need to flushed down a black hole and never be seen again until Judgement Day.

[@uscman]

I unfortunately skipped Series 1, as I first got introduced to Doctor Who in Series 2 - 3 with David Tennant, but it doesn’t change how amazing Christopher Eccleston is as The Doctor! I yearn for the day when he comes back to Doctor Who, I miss him so much!

[@alfieball6425]

This two parter is still my all time favourite series finale

[@Pokemc0831]

The Doctor is so scary to the Dale's that they forgot they could just kill Rose to shut him up

[@Emulcool]

lol the doctor is scary enough when she was kidnapped , you think the dalek would anger him more ? Even daleks value survival

[@Zeuseus6609]

The Daleks are terrified of the doctor, you think they'd give up their only leverage that might possibky hold him back XD

[@kaicreech7336]

Killing your human shield isn't a good idea.

[@Baughbe]

@@kaicreech7336 But the Doctor already made it plain that their holding her was not going to stop him. Thus her value as a shield is non-existent at that point.

[@vullord666]

Baughbe She still had SOME value. At the very least the could have thought the Doctor wouldn’t nuke all of them with Rose onboard. Killing Rose would have been more useless than keeping her. It would shock the Doctor for a moment and then he’d just be pissed (more so than he already was that the Daleks managed to survive the timewar and his species was dead).

[@dalek8609]

One of the best moments in series 1

[@fear_cheetah2079]

No THE best moment of series 1

[@YoyoTanya]

He is my first Doctor and my most favorite. Not that other Doctor is bad, they just not Christopher Eccleston.

[@JV-vk1lh]

One of my favourite scenes!

[@GTM_]

one of his best scenes.

[@samalvey8168]

I remember recalling the events of the episode "Dalek" whilst watching this episode. One Dalek went up against a small army of humans armed to the teeth with guns and killed them all with such ease it was like they weren't even in it's way to begin with, scaring my young pre-teen mind to death. Imagine how it felt when imagining what half a million Daleks could do.

[@Arson_Hole]

Not only is this one of the greatest cliffhangers in the show's history, but it's also one of the greatest cliffhangers in the history of television. Bravo, Mr. Davies. Bravo.

[@PhillipRottingham]

15 years and this still gives me the chills!

[@ljllob4740]

My 3rd favourite doctor for someone that wasn't that familiar with the show he nails it brings the perfect balance of darkness and comedy

[@MondySpartan]

“No shirt, no shoes, no service!”

[@reallouisdickson]

What Whittaker’s era is lacking thus far. No tension, no (competent) plot twists, drama and a fantastic script !

[@broady2830]

She is cosplay doctor and the companions are terrible and Whittaker’s Doctor and her companions have no chemistry.

[@jad43701]

@@broady2830 It's not the acting. It's the writers trying to use 1960's and 70's era scripts. Giant spiders under the hotel anyone ?

[@meesguyy]

Jeff I get the feeling that the actors know this and aren’t even bothering anymore. Capaldi had some really crap script writing occasionally but his amazing acting made it still good to watch. I’ve seen Whittaker act well and it frustrates me that she doesn’t seem to be trying with the doctor

[@reallouisdickson]

Meesguy without a doubt Jodie is a fantastic actor and fantastic, funny person. But how her Dr is wrote is just a total carbon copy of Tennant’s. And just look at the scripts, she has the majority of the lines which makes scenes come across as clunky and long winded. The show has never really been about ‘The Doctor’. You see and explore the doctor through the companions. Yet these past two seasons have been pure 13 doing all the talking, the emotion, the plot twists etc.

[@jad43701]

@@meesguyy I mean, would you even bother ? Sir Patrick Stewart could make this crap doable.

[@darcybrummett7004]

2:57 He uses the Daleks’ fear of him to his advantage!

[@OzBaxter]

IMO the foundation of the character of The Doctor can be found in five of the actors, alone. Hartnell, Troughton, Pertwee, and Tom Baker all created individual characters with individual traits that rarely overlapped, if at all. Four distinct persona's of The Doctor that every single actor has pulled from since........except for *Christopher Eccleston*. The 9th Doctor is the fifth unique persona of the character. Like the first four, Chris did not copy any traits, mannerisms, or quirks that previous and future actors would mimic. Nine has been the last genuinely and truly unique persona of The Doctor that we have seen so far. Everyone else is simply copying traits of of those five.

[@FacePimpd]

2005 Dr Who could chill you to the bone with a Davina McCall Big Brother gag.

[@jamescasas6677]

He's my favorite doctor incarnate hands down!🧙‍♂️

[@moustachelady]

I still go back and watch the old episodes on netflix every so ofter because they are great xD

[@blobfish5730]

Are the old stories on Netflix? I thought that that they just had New Who

[@charliecheeseman6548]

Blobfish When they say old, I think they mean the early seasons of NewWho. If you do want a place to watch Classic though, BritBox has every Classic episode, with a few obvious exceptions

[@blobfish5730]

@@charliecheeseman6548 I watch classic already, it's fine

[@moustachelady]

Yeah sorry for the mishap, i do mean NewWho, i just tend to call it the older ones because the first doctor who episodes i did start watching were with Christopher Eccleston.

[@cargo71]

The companion that was and the companion that could've been. I really liked Linda...

[@busywl69]

Ecclestone was an interesting take on the Doctor. Not really based on any of the previous docs. I wish he could have stomached the direction the show was going to take and do a couple more seasons but I HIGHLY respect him for leaving. He saw the upcoming storm. Great Doc!!

[@IsaacWhittakerDakin]

One of Doctor Who's best cliffhangers! Eccleston is simply amazing!

[@mrjekyllandhyde9941]

I miss cliffhangers

[@IsaacWhittakerDakin]

@@mrjekyllandhyde9941 if it was up to me I'd have all stories be comprised of two episodes

[@ary5368]

@@IsaacWhittakerDakin sometimes some episodes only need one episode. For example some of the best in NewWho have been single episodes. Such as Dalek, Father's Day, The Girl in the Fireplace, Blink, Midnight, The Eleventh Hour, Vincent and the Doctor... Sometimes stories don't need to go on and can conclude well in one episode.

[@IsaacWhittakerDakin]

@@ary5368 Yeah I won't deny that a lot of stories are great as single episodes but I think there's some that deserve another episode like Orphan 55, Victory of the Daleks, Nightmare in Silver, The God Complex.

[@EloyCanto]

In other Words, The Doctor Happy XD

[@michael6255]

The doctor angry is probably the most terrifying thing in the franchise.

[@smbsuperfan271]

2:16 when the quiet kid finally stands up to the bully

[@Tulf42]

3:09 who else noticed the Dalek eye's blue light on the wall?

[@DalekCaanOfSkaro]

Not related, but who remembers the Adventure Games. I hope the BBC could do a remaster or remake as it Is no longer playable and also used slightly older graphics

[@fear_cheetah2079]

They could make such a good game but probably just won’t bc their previous games haven’t received the best feedback bc they were never the best they could be

[@Simon.Lewis.but.in.queer_34]

One of the best scenes ever written, played and directed! 👌

[@anandagaire5929]

It was Christopher Eccleston's " Amelia Pond, Get Your Coat" Moment.

[@oldoldmeme]

Such a fantastic end to Ecclestons doctor's arc

[@RandomGuy-fx5ue]

Best line of series 1

[@walkwayblues]

I MISS THEM 🤧

[@elementus2857]

Never skip nine

[@anncosten7022]

Oh GOD!!! forgot how bloody good this was. I knew what was coming next, but it still gave me goose bumps. Why don't we have programmes like this now! Or would we "racist" against the daleks?

[@benambler98]

The music for this is just prime Doctor Who Murray Gold take a bow

[@fear_cheetah2079]

God I love Eccleston. He could’ve been so much better

[@julieeverett7442]

he could, but we now have a new series coming, on AUDIO only, but its still coming!

[@ZACK613]

Don't get me wrong, I LOVED David Tennant, but watching this again makes me really wish we had at lest one more season with Christopher Eccleston .

[@MrBrown36706]

Goddamn the Daleks used to be so menacing....

[@Arbiter-xw3ng]

They should have just called this clip 'no!'

[@thenextstepdoctor1135]

Damn I think anyone would be in awe of Captain Jack when meeting him...

[@EnragedM0nkey]

That’s cool that the signal zoomed out like that. Totally not weird that it does that at all.

[@dianasampson5116]

Not to be one of ~those~ fans, but that moment when he says "I'm gonna rescue her" is so attractive. That smile? That confidence? That "I dare you to try and stop me" glint in his eyes? The anger? 👌🏻😳

[@tombrady6954]

Yeah... You just don't see this quality in Dr who anymore

[@LewysC]

Christopher Eccleston had the task of bringing back and re-inventing such an iconic character and he did it perfectly. Without Chris, Doctor Who just wouldn't be what it is today 🙏

[@wil2209]

BEST SERIES Best music Best dialogue Best doctor Series 1 Rose is one of the best companions and her relationship with him is the best doctor-companion relationship Best monsters, even the slitheen AND JACK and mickey And Jackie

[@davidmurray5399]

The Daleks should just run, as fast as they can, every time they meet the Doctor. It never ends well for them.

[@bigimp5485]

where’s the love for series 5 😔

[@cameronmartin595]

You've got to love the Dalek choir.

[@Djayscratcher98]

Best dalek 2 parter episodes, and it's the final battle of the time war.

[@Cmor19]

Do you really prefer this to the series 4 Dalek two parter?

[@Djayscratcher98]

@@Cmor19 yes, stolen earth was amazing but journey end was weaker. Both brilliant episodes but this one holds the top for me lol

[@mannofdober873]

All those Daleks, and not one of them thought to shoot Rose when the Doctor didn't comply.

[@shannonrhoads7099]

The stratagem must advance! All Daleks will prepare for the Doctor! Ready the BROWN Lower Casings!

[@VikingMale]

Back when Doctor Who was worth watching

[@benbastianiartmusic1421]

Weird to think this is nearly as old as the 1989 stories were to us back then !

[@goofysmp]

Tennants my favourite but no one delivered the Drs hatred for the Daleks like Ecclestone did. The man deserved atleast a couple more seasons

[@birgitzimmermann-nowak9364]

Chris Eccleston is that brilliant! 🙃😉🙃😉🙃

[@MeitJ]

Best Doctor! I love you!!!

[@jeremiah7407]

Probably the most terrifying reveal in my opinion

[@shoogamoogaman]

Still probably the best cliffhanger of the New Series

[@shannymarr8961]

Ten became everyones favorite.....but we all started with Nine. What a fantastic Doctor he was. Such a shame we never got more of Ecclestone ❤❤

[@Project2025WILLRUINYOURLIFE]

2:34 the doctor's speech is so powerful the screen shakes as he gets up

[@squigglydickley1851]

So the 2005 reboot was my first exposure to Doctor Who, and watching this scene again, I’m reminded of Lord of the Rings and the Ride of the Rohirrim. There’s a line in the book, where we’re told that the orc army, which had been bred and taught to never know fear, and instead instill it in others, felt terror at the sight of the cavalry charge.

[@lucymia]

No defense, no weapons, no plan, and all the scarier as a result. Exactly what people realize whenever I'm done with them XD

[@dumbspaghetti_]

They all look so young in this. Especially the Darleks. 😏😂

[@benjpope6949]

I know right! They've slimmed right down to! 😂😂

[@josephbarfield6930]

Before every dr who finale has a lot of foreshadowing to the finale The build up to this one is chilling when it's revealed the daleks and the emporer are the main villains of series 1

[@jeffsmith3422]

Daleks: she will be exterminated Doctor: no Daleks: ok

[@LSween7573]

Yep no plan

[@mrhammer2169]

I feel the ninth doctor is the most memable🤣

[@lemias]

Same here!

[@apexa903]

Fourth maybe

[@Lucifer-pu1ed]

still get chills 💙💙