REACTION | DOCTOR WHO | 4x10 | Midnight

[@edroia4123]

The horror of the unknown. The horrors humanity can do when panicked. The psychology in this episode is incredible

[@zemoxian]

Reminds me of a couple Twilight Zone episodes related to the Red Scare. Paranoia during the Cold War inspired stories like this. I wonder was there anything comparable at the time that inspired this. Like the war on terror or something else at the time.

[@danielwhyatt3278]

I couldn’t agree more. This is for me one of if not the most disturbing Doctor Who in just what can happen when people are pushed to the brink when scared.

[@shaunmale6566]

Professor Winfold Hobbes was played by David Troughton. He's the son of Patrick Troughton, who played the 2nd Doctor.

[@BritanyBinges]

Oh, that's really cool! Patrick's era in Classic Who was really fun.

[@shaunmale6566]

@BritanyBinges yeah, the 2nd Doctor's era was fun and had some great stories

[@alexsimpkin5620]

David Troughton also plays King Peladon of Peladon, during Pertwee's era.

[@solitarymaninblack]

​@@BritanyBinges Must add that grandson Sam Troughton has been in some films. Aliens VS Predator to name one.

[@darynvoss7883]

@@solitarymaninblack another of Pat's grandsons, Harry Melling, has also been busy. He was in the Harry Potter series, Queen's Gambit, War of the Worlds.

[@obiwankenobi687]

If you listen carefully as soon as the Doctor says ‘you need me, if we’re going to get out of this you need me’ Sky stops repeating everyone else. And Deedee says earlier that there’s an air pressure seal on the door that takes six seconds to break down so the stewardess literally needed to be grabbing onto her for six seconds to make sure she actually got sucked out. Nice little commentary on air staff I like to think, she was treated like crap the entire journey more or less and still sacrifices her life and does her duty to save her passengers

[@lordsathariel4384]

also i didn't realise this but in the scene were the cabin crew says he sees a shadow in the distance there is a humanoid shadow shown which i think is very smart because we still don't see what it truly is but we have a general shape.

[@bryter00]

The ‘monster’ targets the most scared person. At first it was Sky Silvestry, then as soon as the passengers all turned on the Doctor he then became the most scared so the ‘monster’ targeted him.

[@obiwankenobi687]

@@bryter00 it’s more it targeted the most scared person with sky and then targeted the most clever with the Doctor. That’s why it chooses him as it knows his voice and mind is the only one smart enough to steal

[@bryter00]

@@obiwankenobi687The Doctor actually dismisses the notion that the ‘monster’ chose just to repeat him because he is the smartest person in the ‘room’ . The ‘monster’ feeds on fear, this is why it chose the Doctor at that moment. Without Donna he had completely lost control of the situation.

[@obiwankenobi687]

@@bryter00 agree to disagree, what’s what I’m going with. It makes sense for me, she needs to get out of there, she’s cunning and smart so she needs the smartest brain to do it, she needs the doctor specifically as as soon as he says ‘if we’re going to get out of here you NEED me’, she decides that’s exactly who she’s going for, she’s found her way out

[@Greatrune11]

I really appreciate you putting subtitles for the parts you have to mute! It's such a nice touch :D

[@BritanyBinges]

Thank you so much for this! Some people get mad that I mute anything at all and find the subtitles annoying but, if I didn't, the videos would get blocked by KZbin. 🤷‍♀️ I've tried to find a compromise with the subtitles.

[@isbammoi3358]

It's perfect, I also deeply appreciate it as someone who uses subtitles all the time@@BritanyBinges

[@kayebrown3628]

I have watched this so many times, that I feel like I know the words by heart, but, no, this is great. Thank you for putting in subtitles to the bits we can't hear.@@BritanyBinges

[@NickLanng]

This one really affected The Doctor, I think. He's always known what humans are capable of but I don't think he's ever been so scared by us.

[@lordsathariel4384]

i don't think it's the humans he has always known people can be savage i think it's more he doesn't normally run into creatures he can't explain or beat so first encounter with some lifeform that effortlessly invaded his body and mind while living on one of the most inhospitable worlds most likely felt very off-putting especially when he only survived because one women was smart and selfless.

[@Sukkulents_]

@@lordsathariel4384Well this is probably the closest he’s ever been to a real, final death. He wouldn’t have been able to regenerate, and was mere seconds from being thrown out before it took another person’s literal sacrifice to save him. The monster wasn’t what would have killed him, it didn’t even touch him, it just manipulated scared, angry humans into doing it themselves. And it nearly succeeded. That’s what terrified him

[@dearthofdoohickeys4703]

He wasn’t scared of humans, he was scared of being made helpless. Speech is the Doctor’s greatest weapon, and without it anything could kill him. He basically was a paralyzed man drowning in a puddle.

[@LaurenceGill2000]

"Questions but in an unsatisfying way" Mystery is a good thing! I love how things remain unexplained here

[@Corlwow]

Jethro being Merlin just around the time Merlin started was great!

[@timaustin2000]

Note: RTD wrote this in 3 days. 3 F*CKING DAYS and it's a ruddy masterpiece.

[@frnknstndrgqn]

also david's acting here and the woman who plays skye just holy cow.

[@maramkura]

Actually, I had the same feeling when I saw this ep for the first time but as I watched it several times after I started to appreciate it so much more. If feels like a theatre performance, so much emphasis on words and characters. Very powerful episode, in my opinion.

[@bruh949]

The crazy thing about this episode is, YOU CAN SEE THE MONSTER. If you pay close attention to one of the rock platforms when they open the front view you can see a shadow figure jump down from the platform…

[@PowerSpirit50]

No thank you.

[@-lixiepixie-]

I know this is seven months old but PLEASE TELL ME WHICH PLATFORM IVE REWATCHED THIS SO MANY TIMES FOR SO MANY YEARS AND I HAVE ALWAYS LOOKED FOR IT 😭

[@10thdoctor15]

Donna wasn't in this, because Tate was filming the next episode, and vice versa

[@Vaillle]

This is an excellent representation of cosmic horror. You never really understand what the threat is. It’s plays on the fear of the unknown, and the unknown is more frightening than any monster design you could imagine. It’s also a great exploration into different types of characters who each have their own responses to unknown threats. Mob mentality is a real phenomenon and even in a small group it can take hold in times of great stress and fear.

[@SmeadsUK]

Britany. This is one of my favourite Doctor Who episodes. The script, the dialogue and the acting are superb. It’s like a stage play they way it is filmed in that one claustrophobic scene. And the clever timing of the acting. I go back to this episode a lot because it is so good.

[@LondonCelt]

One of the best episodes, RTD really pushes the Doctor to the brink here. Great performances all round, Lesley Sharp with one of the best guest outings ever.

[@hoarsebard]

I adore Midnight. As a place, a concept, and an episode. It's mysterious, fascinating, and terrifying. The fact we never figure out what the hell is going on with this... THING. We never figure out what it is, the Doctor doesn't either. It reminds me of something The Doctor said in his second incarnation. "There are some corners of the universe which have bred the most terrible things."

[@andrewbowman4611]

I think the fact this very much a bottle episode is why some people don't chime with it. While it is inconsequential to the overarching mystery of Season 4, it could be deemed as filler. However, it's deeper than that. As a treatise on humanity's inhumanity to humanity, it's powerful stuff, and an episode that genuinely terrified my daughter, who was 10 at the time. It's also interesting to note that the amount of dialogue is unusual to you, as a lot of British television uses dialogue more readily than action set-pieces, as seems to be more common on American TV. Personally, I think this is a strong episode with a great cast (Lesley Sharp, who plays Sky, was something of an RTD regular, appearing in both Bob and Rose and The Second Coming, both written by Mr Davies himself). Lindsay Coulson, who plays Jethro's mum, was instantly recognisable to the majority of UK viewers as Carole Jackson from EastEnders, a role she still plays to this day (I think). Of course, there's also David 'Son-of-Patrick' Troughton as Professor Hobbes. In short, this is a highlight of Season 4 for a lot of people, and it's unfortunate that it didn't appeal to you. Especially as the unknowability of the entity is kind of the point of it, in a way.

[@susannariera]

And Merlin, don't forget about Merlin.

[@JermaineWilliams-t7j]

This is my top 10 episodes ever it’s so well done and also a great episode to introduce people to doctor who to as it needs no back story.

[@artiepavlov6022]

another masterpiece of Donna era episodes

[@Sandro_de_Vega]

Empty child, dont blink and Midnight. Those episodes are all you need to hook someone into Doctor Who.

[@mezz09smezzanine]

This is one of my favourite episodes. The psychological horror here is next level. Nothing horrific to look at, just something taking control of people and manuplating the worst instincts of humanity. But I think that my favourite thing about this one is the total lack of explanation. We still have no idea what that was, or even if it is completely gone.

[@Sukkulents_]

This episode is such a masterclass in characterisation. You feel like you know these characters’ life stories, goals, morals, personalities etc from such a tiny story. They feel real and it’s crazy Russel managed it for 7 one off characters. Not to mention a super creative and genuinely chilling villain, with absolutely no explanation needed. And on a single set with almost 0 special effects. Just brilliant writing, real acting, and a phenomenal audio mix. Still one of my all time favourites Generic Spoilers: I see this as such a dichotomy to the Chibnall era. If I had to summarise everything the newer series are missing, it would be this episode as a perfect package.

[@HuntingViolets]

This is a double banking episode (as is the next one). These are episodes with a small part for the Doctor and companion (like "Blink" and "Love and Monsters") or, in this case, where one is focused on the Doctor and one on the companion. They are filmed at the same time as another episode.

[@morphman86]

So much tension packed into a tiny little box, using no makeup effects at all and only half the main cast. Amazing!

[@TristamWolf]

I know it's a bit of a strange and less popular episodes but this is one of my favorite episodes of Doctor Who. It's just a handful of people (and mostly David) acting in almost exclusively a single room, and I personally feel it's Brilliant.

[@livingcoffee_edits]

one of my favourite episodes in all of the show

[@stethespaniard2]

I love this one. The doctor lost here. This thing beat him. He only lived thanks to the hostess. The repeating thing is so creepy

[@newlight444]

It's not just about how people can be affected by their own fear and turn violent, but also about how easily they can be manipulated. At first the Doctor was a beacon of hope for the group and they all saw it... mostly. But then, as soon as a little seed of doubt was planted, the mob mentality took over and they were manipulated to the point where they saw him as the bad guy. This is an extremely important point that the episode was making: How quickly and easily can someone manipulate us due to our fear and ignorance? Are any of us immune to that..?

[@SNMG7664]

Your reaction to "I said it was her" hilarious. did the same exact thing as me.

[@theductductgoose]

I would argue that just because throwing her out worked and ended the danger doesn't mean it was _right_ or _justified_ . That's like saying if killing the thief stops him committing theft, then it's the right thing to do. We don't actually know what this entity was, what it wanted, what it was trying to do. Throwing her out was being police, judge, and executioner all in one go. That's not _right_ .

[@robvanriot]

"They named their child Jethro?" Hey, for all you know all the cool kids are called Jethro a century from now!

[@bryter00]

A multi-layered masterpiece.

[@HuntingViolets]

If they'd listened to the Doctor, they might have been able to save Sky and the entity.

[@altinaykor364]

the fact that they were so sure about throwing Sky out while the Doctor oppose to it, and they found no problem in her wanting him gone, is really disgusting

[@overlordswapi594]

ahhh the perfect episode, mystery so terrifying, and a mystery that shall never be solved while showing the cruel and horrible nature of humanity itself in a panicking situation 10/10 this is the peak of how Doctor Who stories should be

[@TheFalconerNZ]

This such a great episode, basically one set, no big effects just a well written script around a clever idea. Loved it & feel a bit sad it doesn't get the love it deserves. The episode exposes one of humanities weaknesses & that is the herd mentality & how fear makes us jump so quickly to anything that makes us feel safe, even if it is a lie we made up. 23:49 I will give this woman 1 little bit of respect that she realised what she was & felt a moments shame but again retreated into her denial of what she is.

[@Gfreak250]

One absolutely amazing thing about this already incredible episode is at the end, the Doctor was basically overpowered by this unseen entity and feels guilty that someone was sacrificed to save everyone else. So when Donna tries making light of the situation by repeating one of the Doctor's catchphrases we get him delivering his usual line of "Don't do that, just don't" but this time you feel the emotional weight behind the delivery, like this has left a serious emotional scar on him. Also, we're getting so close to my personal favorite episode overall and I'm looking forward to your thoughts on it 😁

[@afanofstuff9123]

26:20 To be very fair to the creature its whole thing is copying and learning from what it saw. So its first thing copied personality wise was the prideful,prejudice humanity who immediately only thought of helping themselves. The creature saw humans worrying about their survival so it did the same making it have to take drastic measures to ensure it stayed alive just as they were willing to do with the door. The dad was making it about them vs us so the creature immediately saw its self as its own side so it thought i gotta get the attention on someone else. So it did making the Doctor the main focus so everyone would see it as on their side. The humans that took offence to being called dumb showing pride now the creature is feeling pride in the fact it has tricked them. These people who consider themselves intelligent it has tricked them! I think thats why it asked the professor to pick it up first. It was seeing if it could get the smartest man in the room other than the doctor to fall for the trick first and he did. And the fear it was copying was the driving emotion of it all its hiding it for the trick but it clearly feared the cold and the dark of the outside.

[@phillipchallis966]

This is a good example of how many of the people the doctor fights to save don't really deserve to be saved.

[@timrosswood4259]

How so?

[@danielwhyatt3278]

Sometimes yeah

[@altinaykor364]

or this question: why most aliens in the show are so anti-humans

[@chanceneck8072]

24:20 I am STILL mad, they never officially released that piece of music that plays at the end of this episode. I want to have it. And if they would strike you, if you didn't edit it out (which you kinda did), that's even double evil! I think this episode is the first time we hear it. I remember another time in the series 6 Human Flesh two parter. I realize, it's a very simple piece of music but it is SOOO emotionally powerful. I just wanna have it. And I would pay real money for it!

[@K-11609]

“What was her name?” Even now that line is bone chilling.

[@tcshack701]

This always reminds me of the short story The Monster's are Due on Maple Street which was turned into a Twilight Zone episode.

[@heatherqualy9143]

First episode I ever saw. I had no idea what the show was about. After watching this I had even less idea of what the show was about, and never watched it again. Until my Who-loving ex-boyfriend insisted I give the show another chance, starting at the beginning of NuWho. Thank goodness he did! By the time I got to seeing this episode in it’s correct place in the story, I understood and LOVED it for just how unusual it was! It’s in my top 3 of all episodes. I dropped the boyfriend, but kept my new-found love of this show. 😉

[@blaiddmawrdrwg918]

I love this episode, as you just witness in the episode it handles how the people will react in a similar situation, with a little fraid and paranoia. This episode is perfect to show to your psychologist 😊😊 ❤❤.

[@jeanine6328]

There’s a Hitchcock film called Lifeboat, this episode reminds me of that. It’s really interesting look at human behavior and takes place pretty much 100 on a lifeboat set in , I believe WWII. It’s a black and white film.

[@susannariera]

One of the best episodes ever. Kind of sad you didnt fully appreciate that masterpiece.

[@BritanyBinges]

We all have our preferences. I prefer meaty episodes that have to do with an overarching plotline over one-off/self-contained episodes. 🤷‍♀️

[@timrosswood4259]

​@@BritanyBingesAren't all non-two-parter Doctor who episodes one-offs?

[@Ash_TPK]

at 2:25 that person in the black hair he is one of the main actors on the tv show merlin where the person who plays gills in buffy is in it too who was in series 2 episode 3 of doctor who

[@BritanyBinges]

Merlin has come up quite a few times since the School Reunion episode. Seems like it's pretty popular. lol I've got it on my list to include in a future poll for a pilot episode reaction.

[@PowerSpirit50]

If you're scared of flying I recommend listening to ATC recordings during emergencies, hearing them calmly handle the problem made me much less scared if anything were to go wrong during a flight.

[@deadringerrr]

such an interesting character study. nothing scarier than humans pushed to their absolute limit and into a corner lol

[@TearyEyesAndersonReacts]

This episode reminds me of the 1980 movie "Airplane!" and its sequel "Airplane II: The Sequel" about a space shuttle trip to the moon. Those might be good movies to watch on your channel, millions of people love the first one the most. But that type of humor is also in the "Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy" TV series, Radio series, film, and things like "The Naked Gun", and "Transylvania Twist" 1989.

[@BritanyBinges]

If I'm being completely honest, I doubt I'll ever react to the Airplane movies. The Naked Gun movies were a staple in my household growing up because my brothers loved them. But, I didn't really enjoy them and my sense of humor was obviously a lot less mature back then. It's just not the style of comedy I enjoy. :-/

[@jamesmasefield6109]

Brilliant episode. No reliance on effects, just good story and great acting

[@iiTzPredatorHD]

Forgot Merlin was in this episode 😅

[@Mark_E_M]

Maybe not one of the best episodes...but from an acting stance, what they accomplished was ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!

[@TheSuperDoctor]

One of my favorite episodes of all time!

[@RightTurnClyde]

Easily one of my favourite episodes of New Who, And I love the mystery of it. Makes it more powerful

[@ajivins1]

Jethro had his own show as Merlin.

[@BritanyBinges]

I've been hearing about Merlin ever since the School Reunion episode. Seems like it's pretty popular. lol I've got it on my list to include in a future poll for a pilot episode reaction.

[@HuntingViolets]

A very interesting episode. Great performance by _Scott & Bailey's_ Lesley Sharp as Sky/the entity.

[@PandezPanda]

oh my goodness Midnight is the best "bottle episode" of New Who in my opinion. The next 3 are a roller coaster and you are gonna LOVE them - can't wait to see your reactions!!!

[@BritanyBinges]

I'm excited to revisit them as I edit them over the coming weeks. :)

[@joshuajoshua2732]

It's a mystery and it's left open to your own interpretation that was the purpose in a show like Dr. Who you never get complete answers to everything. I liked this one because it was proper scary creepy Dr. Who as it should be probaly for me one of the best of the Tennant era for me personally i'm also fascinated by the unseen creature that was possessing the woman and also that the Doctor this time didn't know what the alien creature was so this was something new for him it's considered one of the top 10 of fandom the next episode is my least favourite and one i never often go back too as i'm probaly one of those rare fans that don't like Doctor-lite episodes.

[@bonniekeyworth3123]

For me it was one of the scariest episodes ever made.

[@DavidB-2268]

The only things missing from this episode was the Twilight Zone theme and an intro/outro by Rod Serling...

[@channyh.221B]

".... I was entertained ...." Yes, I could see that. 12:12 ---> 12:34 that's basically me watching every horror movie. XD It was not my favorite but they did manage to bring a scary story, using bacially one set and a handfull of (anoying, true) characters, but still I was captivated .... and so glad it was over. To much tention for me. What am I saying, to much tention in a Doctor Who episode? Unheard of!!

[@kay-jay1581]

I finished rewatching NuWho for like the 3rd time 😂 this time with 60th anniversary specials. (They were fantastic! 😃) I like seeing the darker side of humanity in Doctor who. I think this episode it’s one of the scariest ones because it’s so damn realistic. Of a bunch of people were trapped in one placed for many hours and with danger coming after them. Holy crap the paranoia and desperation surely kicks in. Probably one of the reason I’ve never been in a cruise and I don’t like long flights 😅

[@iainxl8040]

Midnight and Blink are the two episodes I tell people to watch if they want to try out Doctor Who.

[@Tejiknasten]

This was a very good episode for being so scaled down. Very good acting skills from all of the cast. Thanks for a great reaction ⭐

[@BritanyBinges]

So glad you enjoyed the reaction!

[@cinnamontoastcrunch5665]

Wow I've been looking forward to your reaction on this episode for about a year not Midnight's one of my favourite stories of all time i think in regards to your point about not feeling satisfied with the ending is intentional we were never supposed to know what happened why it happened what the midnight entity was because it would cheapen the mystery about creepy factor so i believe the fact the audience is left feeling what TF just happened is kinda the point great reaction look forward to your reaction to future episodes.

[@kemmdog4444]

A nice companion-lite episode.

[@islaythejabberwokky]

Now THIS is brilliant writing.

[@beejamjam]

17:10 and Russell wrote it within 3 days!

[@BritanyBinges]

So impressive!!!!

[@Mikesupr1]

One of the best episode...one place, a few people and brilliant screenplay....

[@artiepavlov6022]

the next episode is a tear jerker. Crown jewel in Tate's crown.

[@HephaestesVulcan]

This episode scares me more than any other. Because the Doctor didn't save the day. They were helpless against this foe. If not for that brave, nameless attendant... The Doctor would have been gone. Horrifying.

[@joshbostock_2040]

Great reaction as always! I really like this episode! I think it’s a great one off and love that we still don’t know about the creature. The couple are so annoying but I’m sure everyone has encountered them types of people in their life Sooooo excited for the next one as it’s one of my top 10 episodes of Doctor who

[@BritanyBinges]

So glad you enjoyed the reaction! I'm excited to revisit Turn Left for the first time as I edit in the next few days. :)

[@kenmercer8112]

yeah, I usually don't rematch this one.

[@tempusspiritus]

This is one of my favorite episodes most likely because of how unique it is. It’s one of the few genuinely frightening/creepy episodes and it feels somewhat realistic in terms of how people are likely to react when frightened. Now I will say somewhat in defense of the people the Doctor felt a bit naive in retrospect like they were spot on when they said he was essentially doing nothing but claimed he could contain the entity when they got back as that seemed highly unlikely. Also, yes he told them to shut up and they didn’t BUT he also wouldn’t shut up either. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@MsHorriblehistories]

I would really recommend watching Merlin as well! It's lots of fun!

[@dntm123]

Tennant is on top form in this episode. Definitely one of if not his best performance during his time on the show.

[@Fyrecide]

Plot twist: this is the origin story of Merlin, and he is responsible for everything 😏

[@DaveB806]

This episode always gave me a twilight zone vibe.

[@caitfurnox]

Yes it was amazing done. Love the reaction! ❤

[@BritanyBinges]

So glad you enjoyed the reaction!

[@mattperiolat]

I love this episode, it’s very much a “What would happen if The Twilight Zone and Doctor Who had a baby?” type story. For me, it’s a chamber piece, watching some really talented actors match off and do it impeccably. It reminds me so much of Blink at times, that uneasy feeling just keeps building until the horror is revealed. And what’s the true horror? When it comes to a crisis, it’s us, look how fast we turn and how quickly we look to blame. Good stuff.

[@chriscoombes6751]

One of my favorite episodes - like you say: mostly just talking, but it makes for one of the most creepy & tense episodes! I don't know what gives me more chills: the 'creature' itself & it's motives, or the fact that the Doctor has no idea what it is & is essentially helpless!

[@frnknstndrgqn]

"I like the fun stuff." me knowing whats coming...oh no...

[@Cerridwen7777]

Stoked for your reaction to the next ep, probably my favorite of series 4. The rest of the season is molto bene.

[@BritanyBinges]

I'm excited to revisit Turn Left for the first time as I edit in the next few days. :)

[@SNMG7664]

"there's no cord on that phone" 15 years this has been bothering me. they couldn't have jammed the slot with play doh or something? it's so bizarre

[@BritanyBinges]

I'm glad I'm not the only one. I almost cut that part out because I figured people would be annoyed that I mentioned something so trivial. lol

[@SadBnnuy]

3:44 seeing a lot of what Tiktok has to offer. Overloading the brain with various stuff like this, seems about right lol

[@kay-jay1581]

1:40 I’m sorry this was not one of “fun time” episodes. Probably one of more creepiest episodes 😅 It’s both a favorite and yet it puts me on edge, 😂

[@bookswithike3256]

This was my favourite episode until the series 10 finale, and I still think it's like objectively the best in terms of writing quality.

[@ldkinbote]

Ooh, this is a GOOD one.😊

[@catprog]

If you can get one of your main characters out of the show for a episode it makes the show cheaper. Same as their are few Doctor scenes in 'Turn Left'

[@creepykidandinfinitedreams2987]

What an intense episode!!!

[@Mark_E_M]

The last 2 episodes of Series 4 are my favorites of 10's era!

[@BritanyBinges]

My favorite of 10's era isn't the last two, but it's still yet to come. ;)

[@smashstuff86]

I didn't like this episode when it first came out, but it's grown on me.

[@blaiddmawrdrwg918]

she is talking about her partner, and they end up in a bad way.

[@IsiahBradley]

THANKS for this!!!

[@obiwankenobi687]

I’m only just starting and I’m hoping this is the fan favourite that you said you didn’t like and it’s not turn left 😭 I couldn’t bare it if you didn’t like turn left

[@BritanyBinges]

You can relax. This is the fan-favorite episode I was referring. lol It's not that I didn't like it, it's just not a top episode or a favorite for me personally.

[@hornorsilk2901]

While I think this one was well-done, and I can understand why people who like it a lot do so. It is the most Twilight Zone like episode of DW, and reminds me a lot of Monsters Are Due on Maple Street. Nonetheless it is not one of my favorites. It's fine, just wanted something more to go with it.

[@Dalekscientist]

26:23 well, it wasn't necessaries evil. It could have learned the evil from copying the humans

[@throughmyeyes8568]

Welcome to the human race.

[@JermaineWilliams-t7j]

lol the start! Who in 2024 says “there’s no cord on that phone” 😂 are you from the past

[@BritanyBinges]

Someone who grew in the 90s and knows exactly what the hole on the bottom of the phone is for. 😉😂

[@davidmichaelson1092]

Want to see the fun stuff? Yeah...this is fun stuff!

[@wolfwarrior9451]

This doesnt mean it's her or anyone else you would recognize from the show, but i recommend skipping the intro next episode for unrelated reasons

[@wolfwarrior9451]

Actually, next two episodes. Again, unrelated reasons

[@BritanyBinges]

lol Well, I appreciate the cryptic tone of the comments, but I'm actually in the 2022 specials over on Patreon. So, it was a while ago that I recorded these.