The 9th Doctor: Wonder and Rage

[@anniemaull5605]

The 9th Doctor was awesome and started the line so the rest could continue. He should have the respect he deserves. Rose carried all she learned to 10 and her strength help him.

[@josejuarez4688]

He was not awesome, he was fantastic 🤣

[@Goddessღ]

@@josejuarez4688 You know I saw this video of this brillant impresisonist reading poems of the doctors as the doctors themselves and when 9's poem came up I almost cried because I'm in the 12th doctor now show wise and it was almost like seeing a long lost friend again. So yeah I agree he was fantastic haha

[@Unusual_subject]

The 9th Doctor is my favorite.

[@theunnameddoctorwhopodcast149]

same here.

[@wvm06]

Ditto

[@alexgentry1442]

Same

[@autumnmatthews3179]

I have huge respect for Christopher Eccleston. Some of the best episodes and the Earth turning speech is when you know he’s the Doctor. Dalek is my favourite New Who episode, he’s phenomenal in it. What a talented actor

[@Aaron8ishop]

I know this vid’s like a year old but it has to be said, no one (at least in the UK) ever tells anyone to skip Eccleston’s series. He’s not underrated, but in fact, more than appreciated. He was the doctor none of us could get enough of and people often revisit his season of DW and praise it for the revival it gave the show

[@samleach5894]

Unpopular opinion; I prefer 9 over 10, wish he stayed at least for series 2. Great video dude. I really love what you do with these videos, it reminds me of my love of the show before the travesty of the last two series.

[@BWHERE]

Thanks a ton!

[@samleach5894]

@@BWHERE No problem! If you don't mind me suggesting, it would be interesting to see you do a video on Clara (that is, assuming you have a similar opinion as me), in particular her relationship with 12. I feel like she was very underappreciated, even if I did understand some of the criticism.

[@BWHERE]

You should watch this video, I go in depth about the Doctor and Clara's relationship for most of it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnWvk5J4fN-endk&ab_channel=B-WHERE

[@Ozzy_2014]

" not a large budget"? Hmnn compared to what I may ask. The budget for series 1 was £5M each. The classic series budget might just cover the catering budget of modern who. That from a behind the scenes interview. Though i will say. I just watched Horn's of the nimon the other night. ( i have most of the 4th doctors stories on DVD. listening to the commentary of Llala Ward ( Romanna II). The story holds up. The acting does too. Vs little budget. It was 1980 and inflation had really shrunk the budget over just the one series Tom's penultimate one. The next and last episode was supposed to be Shada. With the industrial action ... Aka strikes. The story was never finished. Lost a good 3rd of the story. Now how much have they spent on the latter stories of modern who until it ended with Capaldi. Lots of dumb stories and uninteresting people. More money seems to hurt not help. You fall back on looking good instead of good storytelling.

[@Sanquinity]

9th definitely had his charm, and his portrayal of the doctor was wonderful. But 10th will still be MY doctor. His portrayal just clicked a lot more with me. And to be honest, coming from a mostly straight guy, David is pretty sexy as well imo. :P But yea I can understand why some people like 9th more.

[@MeghanTheShade]

I'm glad I started the revival properly by watching Series 1, which means Eccleston's Doctor will always have a special place in my heart for helping bring the show back to life.

[@jameshughes7946]

9 is my definitive Doctor. I think Ecclestons chemistry with Piper is leagues better than hers with Tennant and he doesn't have the same ego problem that plagues 10 and I'm so glad he's back to do some Big Finish stories

[@FACTS_DO_NOT_HAVE_FEELINGS]

I truly enjoy how you put 9 in the lime light here. Skipping past 9 is just silly. Even 11 says right as he's regenerating to 12 says you HAVE to remember the people you were. He May have been here one season but he was FANTASTIC.

[@masterfernando7518]

He was my first doctor. He got me hook on the show. He'll always be the best doctor for me.

[@Animaine7030]

"We can overcome the monsters that the world turns us into..." Beautiful words, ones I really needed to hear

[@Vheone]

I would have loved another 2 seasons with him. He was really good, loved every moment with him.

[@oneautumnleaff2119]

9 is the goat, 10 was awesome too but 9 is always him for me.

[@atomicvinylreviews3420]

Agreed, as much as I love 10, 11 and 12 as the Doctor, to this day I think 9's run was the most consistently good run of episodes we've had

[@helenwhs]

When I started Doctor Who years ago, Season 1 was the only one I watched. I didn’t handle the regeneration well, not unlike Rose. However, Nine left such an impression on me that I never forgot the show, and now I am such a fan that I am looking into the Classic Who audio dramas. Nine will always be special.

[@anthonyramirez5391]

9 is one of the best doctors it sucks he isn’t coming back to the show but he is in the series through big finish I just love that he’s back

[@Terry.W]

Unlike the current incumbent he hit the ground running as was the Doctor from the start ...and we believed in him .. and was sorry to see him go.

[@hmsljj]

And here it is, finally, and you did not disappoint. A very nice presentation about Nine, so long overdo. His is such a complicated story about such a complicated person but such a joy to watch over 13 episodes. I think Phil Collison, former WHO producer during RTD runs, says it best when stating "It would have been lovely if he (Eccleston) had stayed on and did more, but actually I think there's something a bit perfect about those 13 episodes and the Doctor's life": kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH3IhGukfq55rq8 Thanks again so much again B-WHERE. I really enjoy your work and am excited to see what you have in store for the future.

[@BWHERE]

I'm so glad I could live up to your expectations!

[@gmark007isGianmarcoMaioli]

Fantastic analysis. As a person who’s been running a marathon of the New Serie since November, I’m currently on season 12 and I still haven’t found the same energy/feeling that Eccleston brought into the character.

[@biscuitsandbananas3433]

Eccleston is the best Doctor of modern Doctor Who. No other actor who played the Doctor was able to portray him with such an acting ability as Eccleston. Even in the weaker episodes of series 1(I'm looking at you Aliens of London and World War Three), Eccleston's high level of acting carries the episode and in the good episodes, he makes them even better. Someone such as Matt Smith would not have been able to pull off the scene in Dalek where he first meets that dalek.

[@thegreatpufferfish9638]

I disagree, Matt pulled off a wonderful scene in "Vicotry of the Daleks", where you can feel all the hatred the Doctor has for the Daleks. What Nine has going for him is his presence imo. You can really fell it, when he said "Yes, me" in World War Three and just stared down the Slitheen

[@biscuitsandbananas3433]

@@thegreatpufferfish9638I consider Victory of the Daleks to be a strong contender to be one of the worst episodes of modern Doctor Who and Matt Smith's cringe-worthy acting plays a large part in that episode's failure.

[@jpdicey789]

@@biscuitsandbananas3433 Almost as cringe as Tom Baker talking nonsense to himself in an intricate, complex serious way to attempt to sound both funny and deep at the same time lol the younger me would have completely agreed with you about Matt's performance in "Victory of the Daleks" as I thought Matt was just overall cheesy in his role and the whole "...I am the Doctor and you are the Daleks" monologue just sounded incredibly forced and a throw away line to end it on! The kick from the Doctor seemed uncharacteristic aswell, as you would expect the Doctor to be calmer and more measured in his approach since stopping the Daleks from whatever they were upto would seem like a higher priority than just losing his temper?! Logically you would think that considering how dangerous they are and his past experiences with them, that the Doctor after a few regenerations would opt for a more calculated approach! On the other hand though, his history with them sort of speaks for itself and already explains his dialogue and overreactions. Could the delivery have been better? Absolutely, but I'm not as critical of it now as I was then! Why? Because this incarnation of the Doctor has detached himself to the point where it's just business as usual! He's still hateful and angry towards the Daleks, but it is more surface level and it isn't as relevant as it was with 9 since he came right after the War Doctor! It's sort of meant to have a "hits different" feel to it! Unpopular opinion, but having rewatched these seasons even though I've grown to appreciate both Doctors a lot more (as I found 10's quirks and Tennant's over acting even more annoying back then) I still prefer the 11th Doctor to the 10th and having now watched the classic series appreciate both of them more than the 4th! I think from the classic series the 3rd and 6th Doctors are also highly underrated too! As for the 9th, had he had as much time as 10, based on his performance in the 1st season of New Who, he had the potential to possibly be the best Doctor of all of them! Bare in mind I haven't listened to any of Eccleston's Big Finish stuff yet and just haven't listened to the audio stuff in general.

[@cmmapunk1514]

I love 9 so much. I get emotional just thinking about the “coward, any day” line. It’s one of my favorite lines in all of film

[@cman_ofthe_cmen7882]

My favourite doctor

[@RosesTeaAndASD]

I remembered the old Drs so when he burst onto the screen he was a breath of fresh air. You always understood that being The Doctor could be marvellous but now you finally saw him dealing with the centuries of hell it brought just being him. Everything he had seen over those lifetimes had actually affected him and the Time War was a massive blow on top of it all. That made him truely magnificent. David Tennant wouldn't have worked if he'd came first because we NEEDED that character development from Eccleston's gritty, hardened Doctor to add personality and progression to Tennant's Doctor. He was more important than a lot of people realise so thank you for this video acknowledging that.

[@Log-On-Line]

him and david tennant are my favorite doctors their 4 seasons were so good

[@Kule1Toxic]

This is why he is my most favorite doctor :)

[@HellbirdIV]

The 10th Doctor is without a doubt the definitive Doctor of the NuWho era just like the 4th is for the original era; setting the tone and expectation for all that comes after it and being the standard by which future Doctors are measured. There's a reason why Eleven and Twelve wore suits (and why Thirteen just looks weird and should probably wear a suit too). But the 9th Doctor is my favorite. He is the bridge between the old and the new, a more subdued and serious character who gradually opens up over the course of Series 1, to help newcomers - like me, at the time! - really get to grasp what Doctor Who is all about before Ten and later Eleven get outrageously wacky with a lot of their stories. While Eccleston left because of his differences with the production people, it's honestly good in a way - Nine gets to introduce us to the show, the setting and lay out the basic backstory, have his gradual character arc, and then a satisfying resolution to it, ushering in the "real" beginning of the new era. It helps a lot that Eccleston's performance and the writers did such a great job of making the 9th Doctor feel ancient; even though we only got to see him for 1 series, you get the sense that this incarnation of The Doctor has been around for a very long time by Doctor Regeneration standards; he's worn out, he's tired, he's just getting on with his last few years before things catch up to him, and then he picks up Rose and begins to make that transition into a new life - and the new Regeneration is the capstone. I think it's honestly perfect.

[@user-cg9ng2mx8l]

The reason the Eleventh and Twelfth Doctor wore suits is because literally every Doctor before them except the Ninth wore a suit

[@HellbirdIV]

@@user-cg9ng2mx8l Uh.. Sure, if you REALLY stretch your definition of "suit" for Five, Six and Seven, and ignore Three, Four and Eight altogether, then yes, "literally every Doctor" wore a suit. That is to say, the First and Second Doctors wore suits.

[@andurilcuivie]

He is also the one who I truly believed was an alien. (Smith was the one who most made me believe he was ancient).

[@alvaroacwellan9051]

After the last few seasons it was so nostalgic and a bit sad to think back to these times. Doctor Who used to be so much better.

[@ChaosGremLen]

ahhh ;-; I've been binging this channel and I end up crying every 2 videos. I have such nostalgia when it comes to dr. who.

[@maxxor-overworldhero6730]

He was my first Doctor as a young child. Unfortunately, the episode in question was the Gas Mask Children.

[@saimalishahid1406]

Lol

[@maxxor-overworldhero6730]

@@saimalishahid1406 Yeah, that stuff can terrify a young child. The whole Mommy thing just freaked me out.

[@saimalishahid1406]

@@maxxor-overworldhero6730 for real

[@komi-sanmustbeprotected5665]

Preach it, I watched that episode when I was only 4, it shaped a fear I had my entire life, when I was 10 I went to a war museum and the masks on display gave me a panic attack, to this day being 19 I still get very uncomfortable seeing them and I've never seen that episode again

[@andurilcuivie]

Me too! I saw in on holiday, we didn’t have TV. I didn’t see the next episode until my roommate showed me the whole series until college. I was delighted when I recognized the episode.

[@thewandererslibrary9928]

7:49 you said it wrong It’s Raxacoricofallapatorious Not Raxacoricafallapatorious

[@BWHERE]

Well, time to delete the video

[@Kule1Toxic]

Oof!!!

[@dominickeijzer5844]

It's sLiKeEn

[@kyrauniversal]

Dude. You have no idea how much it means to me to hear exactly what I have been feeling my entire life. Eccleston is an amazing man, and he makes a FANTASTIC Doctor. If you don't mind, I actually am in the process of writing a video essay on the 9th myself, showing how his portrayal actually helped me learn a lot in my life, and how a lot of people can genuinely relate to his Doctor, including myself. To take that one quote you mentioned, about a locked door. The quote of how every other doctor would do something like a puzzle solver, but the 9th would be the first one to use a bit more of common sense. I do wish for that to be in the video essay. Eccleston didn't deserve the crap he went through. He deserved treatment that was just as fantastic as he is.

[@Uniqez5]

Dalek and Heaven Sent are tied for my favourite episodes of the show. Dalek because it perfectly portrays how rage and vengeful The Doctor is deep down, the sight of his worst enemy sends him completely off the rails. And Heaven Sent because it is a perfectly executed allegory for grief. Showing just how truly humany wumany The Doctor is. Showing that he would rather spend 4 and a half billions years in pain than let go of his friends.

[@Vidyut_Gore]

What I loved about the 9th was his connecting a very hands on, son of the soil kind of way of being with a higher being in ways very few can. He's got a labourer's competence and an intellectual mind. A supreme being capable of childlike wonder. And he manages this by mostly BEING. He gets one series in which to reboot an iconic series, build a profound relationship with his companion, establish himself as a new kind of battle scarred doctor who also values the wonder more juxtaposed with the darkness he knows is there. And he is so profound that you can extrapolate his character like this endlessly and be able to see it in the acting all the way through, because it is portrayed through behaviour which can be endlessly interpreted, without limiting it with too many defining words, unlike the recent trend of an episode being a script reading performance.

[@diannespalding6542]

I loved him. I had my doubts initially that they could bring the magic back from the early episodes. He convinced me and I’ve watched ever since.

[@Sanquinity]

I've always seen the 4 doctors as stages of grief, though maybe not in order. (I don't really count Jodie's character as a real doctor. She just...isn't the doctor in my eyes.) 9th: Anger 10th: Depression (with still hints of anger) 11th: Denial (with still hints of depression) 12th: Acceptance (though in a destructive, to hell with it all way)

[@AllThePiecesMatter_]

Eccleston is my favourite. His iteration was truly original. Since he left, all others have played the character in simikar ways to each other; talking really fast, being eccentric and geeky. Eccleston could be still and show so much character. I also think he's the best actor to play the role.

[@sadwispy]

thank you for this absolutely wonderful tribute to the ninth doctor, who is and will always be my favourite. you really condensed what's so special about him and his precious, single season into this video and captured exactly how i feel about it but often fail to be able to put into such clear words :)

[@BWHERE]

Thank you very much!

[@theunnameddoctorwhopodcast149]

hey, another 9 fan!

[@zachh6868]

Noooooo. Don't skip series 1. I'm ok with starting at season 5 and going back (that's how I got hooked), but don't skip it altogether. Seasons 11 and 12 on the other hand... "If you value your continued existance, there's one thing you never ever put in a-" wait, that a quote. If you value doctor who, don't watch them

[@MadmanBuck]

The 9th doctor was my very first doctor... And although not my favorite He is still respected by me... He may not be my favorites but Nostalgia begs to differ... Ps what did you say? 3:18 a decade ago! man I feel old

[@NewGuy2534]

10th and 11th Doctor: I won’t kill anyone! 9th Doctor: WHO WANTS A ROCKET LAUNCHER?!

[@nefilibata328]

Honestly was looking for more 9th doctor content, thank you sooo much for this

[@feekau42]

9 and 7, my two fav doctors

[@flareinc7413]

9th was amazing and I hope Eccleston returns to the tv-screen at some point

[@ceciliaslepmet4840]

I absolutely love 9. I can't decide if I love him or 10 (and now 14) more

[@mannofdober873]

*The Doctor Dances:* Just this once! Everybody lives! *Parting of the Ways:* Well bugger, everyone dies! Except Jack... And Rose... I would say 'and me' but I'm about to regenera-BARCELONA!

[@bertdowns5240]

So well done!!

[@barneyrubble736]

your retrospective on the Ninth doctor is exactly what I have always felt. Ecchelston was one of the most entertaining Doctors ever... I only found DoctorWho on PBS in the colonies, and immediately fell in love with the series... I am still trying to watch some of the earlier Doctors to catch up... and I missed a few of 10 apparently, but ?13? the "woke" Doctor almost destroyed my fandom completely. Hopefully, the BBC will drop "Chibner's" run, and find someone with a "STTOS" brain, touch base with the story writers from STTOS or Stargate, and rescue this staple of the BBC. Maybe reach out to the writers for The Orville, since Orville is now behind a pay-wall... I hope that Seth McFarlane feels some MAJOR PAIN for leaving his REAL Orville fans behind. McFarlane needs something to wake him up to his mistake. hopefully The Orville will make it into the torrents and TV sites, but I have been watching TV since 1965... I will NEVER pay to watch TV. sorry, but I won't.

[@AH-wm9nx]

I love 9. Second favourite of new who after 12 I think.

[@SJKPJR007]

Great video. Engaging and insightful as usual. Series one didn't have a big budget, stunning cinematography or passable special effects so it had to have a quality lead actor with quality writing. These two elements more than compensate for any of the aforementioned shortcomings. But big budgets, luxuriant cinematography or amazing special effects can never make up for poor lead character portrayal and writing. As has been so perfectly demonstrated in the show's current guise. Thank you Christopher Ecclestone and Russell T Davis. It was absolutely fantastic!

[@O_Haraa]

I loved him so fuckin much, he was my first doctor after all. Eccleston should've had 2 series, it is a pity he couldn't do it

[@callac]

9 is my Doctor.

[@kanashimi4356]

The background stuff with Eccleston was because the higher ups were treating the "lower staff" like shit, on top of his lifelong battle with anorexia being at its worst during filming, as well as the BBC blacklisting him afterwards. The poor treatment of him and others as well as the very show being a reminder of the worst of his own personal struggles that constantly follows him around makes it no wonder that he hasn't come back.

[@Докторпарадокс]

9 speech in 1 episode was awesome mystery, wisdom, alien nature it was a bit discarded in later seasons

[@jmace2424]

Friends don’t let friends skip the 9th Doctor.

[@castielwinchester6222]

The 9th doctor is the only one in the new series who really feels like other earthy being ❤️

[@andurilcuivie]

Yes! He is the one I truly believe is alien, not just an old, well traveled super-human. And its not just the spinning earth monologue, or the stupid apes comments, but … yes agree.

[@castielwinchester6222]

@@andurilcuivie of course 🌹

[@kacieholtzinger1298]

I love seeing something about my favorite Doctor and he's very underrated which is a shame. He was my first Doctor, and always will be my Doctor.

[@markcopper1898]

He was the greatest Doctor ❤

[@K-o_S]

The Doctor: Hello🙂. Are you alright? My name’s The Doctor Dalek: DOC-TOR! The Doctor: 🙁☹️😠😡

[@wvm06]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR MAKING THIS!

[@BWHERE]

No problem!!

[@enotic_tyan5410]

This channel is underrated

[@BWHERE]

Thank you!

[@hollyrosewood1038]

I love this video, the ninth doctor was my first doctor, he will always be special for me, I love the season so much

[@anazena5158]

I love your videos and I think that you have one of the best channels on KZbin,also I am glad that there is a fellow whovian who appreciates 9th doctor like me,I would like to support you and your channel,and be you friend, continue making best vids and bye.

[@BWHERE]

Glad you like them!

[@laneboy1158]

Honestly great videos. Your retrospectives are really good.

[@BWHERE]

I appreciate that!

[@TechGamer-pq1gu]

the 9th Doctor is my current 3rd favorite surpassed only recently by Peter Capaldi I just love how full of emotion he was not seen again in the series until Peter Capaldi came along.

[@180223]

Your Doctor Who videos are insightful and simply fantastic. Keep making them. You're at your best element when making them 👍

[@BWHERE]

Wow, thank you!

[@dafneangulogarcia563]

He was a great doctor, he introduced me into the show and when he left I cried, but the show with the next three doctor was amazing too. I love this show 😍 Thanks for the video about one of my favorite doctors.

[@cameron9322]

to me nine is the only doctor who has a perfect series so in kind of glad it’s how it is

[@thespidercrafter8547]

While I'm not sure where Nine stands on my ranking list, I still respect him and I cannot beleive some fans say to new comers skip series 1! It may be your opinion, but I think Series 1 needs to be watch, it's what brought the show fully out of the shadows.

[@K-o_S]

9 walked so 10 could run

[@tellychase5424]

He’s back!

[@mikaelastefkova]

Subscribed 💗 I can't agree more, 9th Doctor is fantastic!

[@aarothewanderer5549]

The ninth Doctor was my first Doctor

[@Докторпарадокс]

Christopher just was too busy resonating concrete

[@Ryusuta]

Honestly, I wouldn't call the 9th Doctor "underrated." Everyone I've ever talked to has said he was amazing and deserved a longer tenure. It's hard to be underrated when everyone pretty much unanimously agreed you're awesome.

[@NicoleM_radiantbaby]

It's weird, because he's probably my least fave Doctor of all of them (including the Classic Doctors). He just never resonated with me as the Doctor for whatever reason (he always came off like an actor pretending to be the Doctor and not the Doctor himself, in my view) and I never really enjoy rewatching his stories (and generally avoid them). In fact, had I not watched all of Classic Who and already been a fan coming into S1, I'm not sure I would've stayed watching the show, as I really find the episodes with him mostly pretty meh and kinda boring (with a few exceptions, like Moffat's 2-parter and 'Dalek'). So, anyway, all that to say I come to videos like this to try and suss out what I'm 'missing' with him, as no, he just really doesn't do it for me. At all.

[@Joemama55122]

I found if you talk to people irl hes popular esp anyone who watched it from the 1st ep of the revival as it came out But online it seems like hes underrated

[@jcurses]

I caught the show as soon as it aired through not entirely legal circumstances and so Christopher Eccleston was MY Doctor. He introduced me to The Who universe and I loved his style. It wasn’t until the end of Smith’s tenure going towards Capaldi where I had to re-evaluate who my Doctor was. Regardless, I think the casting was a good choice as he could have easily broke the series. While he’s no longer my Doctor for a long time he was. This pertains to new Who. I have a different Doctor if we go classic.

[@W0LV1E45]

At least he is returning for big finish.

[@hououinkyouma6929]

Christopher eccleston should be the 14th doctor since galifray is gone it’d be perfect

[@jayden00hunt]

Wouldn't make any sense but I'd love to see it

[@matthewduncan8523]

Jayden Hunt literally none lol.

[@TONEDEAFSOUND]

9 and capaldi are my favorites

[@matthewduncan8523]

Hopefully the fact he is attending more fan conventions now and warming to the fanbase means he will return one day. Hopefully on his own and not as a cameo like jack in S12. Eccleston brought a dark side to the doctor that was never there in the classic series apart from some moments in 7 and never been captured again in any doctor. He was so unique. Eccleston having only one series is still the biggest travesty the show has committed to this day. The fact people actually advise to skip S1 dumbfounds me

[@zoinksss1372]

I feel like if he did one more series I would have liked him more.

[@larryfreda5208]

He was the best Doctor

[@mikeyates7931]

For me , 9 was The BEST ! ! ! Never really cared for 10 ... Liked 11 very much ... 12 was the perfect final incarceration - 9 will Always be my very Favorite ! ! !

[@ironvlogger9712]

Fantastic!

[@BWHERE]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ironvlogger9712]

@@BWHERE cheers!🥂

[@Joemama55122]

9 is my fave modern Dr Tom Baker is still my fave of all time tho Of modern Dr who my top 3 is 1 Christopher 2 Capaldi 3 Tennant

[@account1307]

fantastic video.

[@omega311888]

i loved eccleston. was he my fave? no. was he brilliant? absof*kinloutely! CONCERNING THE DALEK episode though. im assuming you mean that people dont know what a dalek is because the have watched a single series prior to the 2005 series. it just irks me a tad when people dont include the classic episode. good job overall, though!

[@ddmaster08]

9th was better than 11th, fight me

[@millennials4trumpmillennia455]

Fantastic

[@bangbang100francis6]

9 is the best doctor of all time And my doctor #DontSkip9

[@williamtaylor1136]

I understand David Tennant's appeal, but I didn't like it. The 10th's purpose always seemed to be to draw a broader audience rather than to make the show better. I think that Eccleston and Smith were much better. I think Capaldi was better due to the contrast he had with Smith. I think Smith's Doctor would break down a door quicker than Capaldi could think.

[@alexanderhorter1287]

There was a new generation of people watching the show who sidnt know anything about it. As much as i love 9, its good that the bandage was ripped off.

[@BWeb]

Noti gang

[@almighty9539]

sadly War, the ears are conspicuous.

[@flareinc7413]

Anyone who says to skip 9th's season is a gatekeeping neckbeard who doesn't deserve to watch Doctor Who.

[@mv9370]

Timelord Victorious may just feature the return of Chris

[@matthewduncan8523]

No.. it’s an impressionist. Even for people who don’t refuse to do Doctor who media after they leave they don’t tend to go into big finish Audios

[@alluke6633]

Can you do videos on Classic who?

[@BWHERE]

Potentially- Right now all of my focus is on my #New13 project, re-writing the Chibnall era of the show. If and when that's done, I might go back and break down what made Doctors 1-7 so great.

[@alluke6633]

@@BWHERE Holy shit you replied. Ah ok. I'm still kinda struggling to listen to the new 13 series because if other things but what I've listen to its good. And thanks for the reply and I look forward to watching those videos!

[@ginam.6787]

Nine was necessary!!

[@TairnKA]

Time War PTSD

[@TECHdu2023]

Those who recommend to skip series 1 should be locked in the pandorica

[@JohnBeck-pb9xl]

I always think of 9 as the angry one. 10 was the manic one 11 i lost interest.

[@danielross5292]

Yes I really miss the Nineth Doctor Who characters like Him far more Fun Then that Awful 13th Doctor!