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  @jessicah192121 минут бұрын

  the promise to bring her back safe was such a rip off of Rose's mom. but those actors where so much better at bringing the feels. I just felt so un-invested with this whole season.

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  @sianirl18 минут бұрын

  @@jessicah1921 but why does the doctor say it at all!? He loses so many companions! 😂

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  @subsonicyouth2882 сағат бұрын

  As someone who grew up watching from tennant to capaldi, this just doesn’t feel like doctor who anymore. Something about the way it’s shot and directed with the vibrant colour grading and something about the acting and dialogue just isn’t the same. It just feels so odd and it feels like it’s a completely different show. Plus the whole magical aspects are done so bad and just feel off and not like doctor who. When I first saw the Christmas special and saw the goblin musical scene I knew I was going to hate this season because it’s just no longer doctor who and no longer the show that I grew up with. I get that they’re trying to encourage a new audience but I feel like they’re just alienating their current audience and that definitely is shown within the viewing figures.

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  @nigelwalker61035 сағат бұрын

  I hated the musical numbers to be honest. I could just about put up with the one in the Christmas special as they sold the track for charity and the Doctor and Ruby only sing because the goblins do to distract them but the one in the Devil's Chord has no plot justification. The Space Babies were cringy. Jinx Monsoon was too over the top for me and like I say, the song and dance routine is not for me. I liked Boom, though, if I had to pick fault, I agree the kid is annoying if the Doctor was so careless that he just step onto the mine its a wonder he has lived so long. Tom Baker stepped on a mine once but it was a small part of one episode. Then the next episode he steps on something dangerous again. Look where you're going man! The episode has some good moments but it amounts to nothing as the events never actually happen and Ruby doesn't remember her experiences. Then we have the spoilt rich kids who you almost want to be eaten as they are so annoying. Lindy is so awful its hard to be on her side and then she actually sells out Ricky! Then they're all racist and wont let the Doctor save them. Then Rogue. I don't mind the gay flirting or even the kiss but the Doctor seems way more into Rogue then he should given they’ve known each other for only about 20 mins. He leaves Ruby alone and she nearly get killed. Plus the bird aliens whole motivation is crap they basically just want to cosplay Bridgerton?! Ruby saves herself from the alien and then Rogue saves her. I'm glad you bring up Ncuti crying all the time. I wasnt sure if my reaction was mainly because I'm male so gla to know that a woman feels the same. This episode brings up another thing the Doctor hasn't really saved anyone this season. Then The Legend of Ruby Sunday. I actually liked it. To a point anyway. Anticipation of some answers was high. The fact that it seems U.N.I.T is now full of mums and kids instead of being mainly trained professional soldiers is a bit od a gripe. I doubt Kate's dad would approve. Then Sutekh is back! A proper cliffhanger for once. So the stakes are high but then he gets defeated by a rope around his kneck! As for Ruby's mum shes just an ordinary person. So much for that! So all in all, I'm giving this series 4 out of 10.

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  @ramandosula904214 сағат бұрын

  You should get some sound proofing padding for your room to make the echo a bit less and clean up the sound quality

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  @acunt17 сағат бұрын

  after hearing Russell T Davis was coming back, I was so excited and I expected this new season to be on par with his previous era, but I feel like I've been duped as it feels way closer to chibnalls era, the era which turned me off the show. the writing is SO sloppy, so much so that I'd bet real money that half of these were first draft scripts. the scripts quality along side the fewer episode count really killed this season for me, I'd honestly rank it 5/10 as its not bad per say, just incredibly disappointing. I'm not expected much from season 2 either since they've already been filmed so criticism would not have been taken into account which is a real shame.

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  @satansprguy286421 сағат бұрын

  I might have to disagree with your opinion about being confronted about his race, gender or sexuality, but you haven't seen the 60th specials yet where he most definitely is. Having said that, Doctor who has had no problem having digs at men for the last 5 or 6 series. Historically he may not have those issues, but in modern day, he will and it's grim to see as it's not from a storytelling perspective, it seems to shamefully be from a writer's perspective. 😬 Enjoyed your review though. He did cry way too much 😂 After seeing the cringe Harriet Arbinger plot, I was wondering when Alan Pocalypse would make an appearance 😂 I think Russell has either lost his touch or perhaps we are all a bit prepared for his style of writing this time. Dialogue was so poo and the ending was sooooo bad. Just remember when you have kids to pop on a cloak and go point at a Give Way sign 😂 Nice upbeat video ❤

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  @sianirl21 сағат бұрын

  @@satansprguy2864 omg my god Alan Pocalypse got me 🤣

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  @satansprguy286420 сағат бұрын

  @sianirl haha loved your video. Looking forward to plenty more 😀😀

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  @Knaveofspades622 сағат бұрын

  Don't feel bad you didn't notice the lack of diversity in Dot & Bubble. Firstly, it's an alien world of pastel colours. Who know what is going on until it's explained. Equally 94% of the UK population is white. So unless you lived in London, mostly seeing white people is the usual.

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  @MrShowoff2723 сағат бұрын

  I really enjoyed this season, but i appreciated hearing your opinions on each episode.

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  @sianirl22 сағат бұрын

  @@MrShowoff27 no that's so good if you enjoyed it! and I'm sure there will be a whole new audience as well, without the nostalgia bias from previous seasons, but it's definitely hard not to compare!

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  @MrShowoff2722 сағат бұрын

  ​@@sianirlEmpire of death was the only episode that disappointed me. I was expecting like the pandorica opens/ Big bang kind of two-parter, and it was a letdown.

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  @nidh1109Күн бұрын

  I managed to get to your review of episode 6, whilst finding myself saying; stupid, silly, ridiculous or gross! Even the ham-fisted racism event you thought was well done. Realised I was too bored to care about the last two; thats when you know Who" is dead.

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  @cyphadellic4570Күн бұрын

  I still think that if somehow there were people who did not trust someone because they were black, there would most definitely be people who would not trust someone that was white. So the other Doctors still could be alienated by those people

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  @vesuviuscat2319Күн бұрын

  Space babies was super cringe and me loose hope for doctor who being good again! I hated all the toilet humor in space babies its soo bad but anyway that episode threw me off but then some of the other episodes were bad as well!! the only episodes I liked out of the new season were rogue and Boom and all the others were just so bad, I do love Ncuti tho

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  @AtheistDDКүн бұрын

  The maestro playing piano transitioning into the Intro was awful? I liked ot quite much. Only the out of place dance/musical number at the end was a bit much for me.

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  @megcatherine8254Күн бұрын

  Imagine if it was even implied that the doctor went around jumping from planet to planet looking for Rogue before Sutekh made an appearance. Then they wouldn't have to say that Sutekh had been there since Tom Baker. The fact that the doctor had been jumping around space and time so much for his search would make the death trail magnitudal enough and they could've said that Sutekh boarded the tardis during wild blue yonder or smth which would explain why Susan has only been noticed throughout this season. I think if the demise of everything was directly tied to the doctor's determination to save someone he allowed himself to have a connection with, it would have a massive impact on him and the audience witnessing his anger. This would also explain why Sutekh decided to show himself now as opposed to it being completely random after 40 or so years of television

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  @mugglescakesniffer3943Күн бұрын

  @34:30 discount Borg.

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  @mugglescakesniffer3943Күн бұрын

  Is it because he is black or he is not a rich nepo baby? Classism, racism both?

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  @mugglescakesniffer3943Күн бұрын

  They said that Ncuti's Doctor was a new "era" So, there was the new era started with Christopher Eccleston and this is the new new era. They are not going by regenerations any more???? Go figure.

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  @myphone4590Күн бұрын

  You could trivially justify a musical episode of Doctor who. The tardis has telepathic translation. They land in a city that has its own universal translator covering it. Feedback loop ensues, and they have to untangle the mess before it fries everybody's brain. There's an episode. No magic, gods, or fairy circles required.

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  @AidanSpeakКүн бұрын

  The 12th doctor is good x

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  @annesavisaboochuy2 күн бұрын

  i completely disagree

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  @bintube52692 күн бұрын

  Hello 👋

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  @friendlyotaku95252 күн бұрын

  My biggest issue with this series honestly is most of the episodes are FAR too short. The average runtime during the Chibnall era was 50 minutes but now we are back to 45 minutes with LESS episodes? Why?! That baffles me. I did overall enjoy this series a lot but episodes definitely needed the extra runtime, I don't know why we've regressed...

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  @Notallowed1012 күн бұрын

  It's turned generic.

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  @DisposableMillennial2 күн бұрын

  What if Ruby's dad is Susan under a Chameleon Arch, and that's why Ruby is human.

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  @sianirl2 күн бұрын

  @@DisposableMillennial ooh that would be interesting! Doesn't quite make up for the horrendous mum reveal 😂 but it would be a good start

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  @NewtonDKC2 күн бұрын

  Like you, I was over the moon when RTD was announced as returning and I liked NCuti Gatwa’s in Sex Education so I absolutely believed this would be the Golden Age of Doctor Who part 2 (the 1st Golden Age being RTD’s first round when we also had Torchwood, Sarah Jane Adventures and the amazing Season 4 Who finale with all 3 series crossover! There was no doubt in my mind it would be spectacular! Sadly I was very mistaken. And the biggest culprit is the thing I had absolutely zero concern about: RTD’s writing! Whereas RTD has always seemed a genius with his writing, easily mixing sound, logical Sci Fi with powerful emotions and real characters; aspects that sadly are missing from most sci fi and especially the past few series of Who. But this series is an utter mess. Logic is non-existent, rules are arbitrary and tend to be the “because I said so, but for this scene only” style rules. What is a show stopper in one scene can literally be solved by a sudden realization and a line of techno babble in the next. Doctor Who is no longer “Sci Fi” as there is no Science whatsoever, no logic, no adherence to the real world and the “fiction” aspect has become pure Fantasy but not anything coherent or meaningful; it truly smacks of poorly written fantasy fiction. As someone else said, it is like a bad AI version of RTD wrote all of this series and RTD was distracted or recuperating or in a coma somewhere. Nothing, and I mean NOTHING makes sense.It looks good enough, most of the time, (I do NOT think Sutekh looks impressive, the Helmeted motionless being was infinitely more effective than a CGI space jackal that can move…but doesn’t for some reason, just staying wrapped around the TARDIS before being chucked back into the Vortex to defeat him…despite him hanging around the TARDIS in the vortex being the way he achieved his evolution into a god to start with. It’s all utter bollocks. I dont know what happened to RTD between his first stint on WHo and this one - but it’s like comparing a true talent to someone who suffered significant head trauma and resulting severe neurological deficits. Please RTD give the writing duties to others before the series dies. I fully expect Disney to drop their funding or rather not renew it for S3. The production looks mostly great, the acting is mostly solid, it absolutely comes down to the writing or lack thereof.

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  @sianirl2 күн бұрын

  Absolutely! I completely agree, I feel like everyone sings his praises so no clue what's happened!

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  @Blackpablo2122 күн бұрын

  I lowkey forgot he murdered the goblin king, yet he lost his mind when he had to kill Sutekh wtf

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  @sianirl2 күн бұрын

  So true! The contradictions are wild

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  @friendlyotaku95252 күн бұрын

  That's nothing new though.

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  @type40doctorwho2 күн бұрын

  Really enjoyed this Sian. Would you like to come and do a guest spot on our panel show, some time?

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  @Rognik2 күн бұрын

  I have lots of different feelings about the season. I mostly agree with your lineup (don't like 73 Yards as much, but that's a minor quibble), and I'm very guarded for the next season. I don't entirely hate that Ruby's mother was a nobody, but the writing didn't justify why she was so mysterious. Rose Tyler was a nobody until she broke the TARDIS. Donna Noble was a nobody until she caused a metacrisis. Clara Oswald was a nobody until she jumped into the Doctor's time stream. Linda should have at least been the plaything of one of the gods to justify why various investigators couldn't learn anything about her unless you broke the rules of time and space. As for enduring the Chibnill era, I'd be kind of interested to see you review it, but having endured the first series of his, I wouldn't inflict that on anyone unless they really wanted to.

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  @sianirl2 күн бұрын

  @@Rognik Yes! I almost wished they did the mum reveal sooner and then had more time to explore things surrounding why it was such a mystery, but the way it was built up was just misleading. Like take a normal person and show how they are extraordinary, don't make someone out to be extraordinary and then reveal they are normal?

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  @friendlyotaku95252 күн бұрын

  The Chibnall era is better than a lot of people give it credit for

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  @joshuajoshua27322 күн бұрын

  This really saddens me to say and I've been a fan of Dr. Who since 1998 my first Doctor was Tom Baker and my first companion was Leela and I have to say even with the Jodie Whittaker years I still been enjoying Dr. Who but this new disney era is the first time ever I been put off with Dr. Who this to me is not Dr. Who this is Soap Who.

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  @sianirl2 күн бұрын

  @@joshuajoshua2732 It is such a shame! 😞 I'm really hoping they switch things up for the next series based on people's reactions 🤞

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  @friendlyotaku95252 күн бұрын

  "Soap Who" huh? Did you not watch RTD's first era?

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  @nidh110923 сағат бұрын

  Yes first one I remember was Tom Baker also. Got really into it with Eccleston onwards. Even on rewatching, up to Capaldi lately, appreciate the quality and imagination even more. Hearing about these last two doctors series though, I won't be watching.

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  @friendlyotaku952523 сағат бұрын

  @@nidh1109 "hearing about" so you haven't even watched it?

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  @erix3722 күн бұрын

  Ernest emotional scenes are not all cringe.

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  @badfairy9554Күн бұрын

  Not crying would be cringe, I think. Standing on a land mine would make me cry.

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  @erix3722 күн бұрын

  Okay serious question…what are your in universe theories for why the doctor cries so much? My thought is that this regeneration is an overcompensation for all his trauma and grief. So he shows is emotions very outwardly.

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  @sianirl2 күн бұрын

  That's a fair theory! And if the writers had put that in clearly it would have made a lot more sense 😂

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  @garfar91240 минут бұрын

  Once you start thinking in those terms, a lot of the Doctor's actions start to make sense. Everything from forgetting the butterfly compensation switch, to recklessly endangering himself and those around him. Personally I think the writing is much more subtle and clever that people are saying, and it will all feel more satisfying as we learn more next season.

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  @erix3722 күн бұрын

  I thought the piano intro to the theme song worked wonderfully. Different strokes.

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  @youfoundwaldo772 күн бұрын

  My biggest issue with this series is that there is utterly no explanation of what happens or any logic whatsoever. Its always something random like the magic bungie cord is just so good at fixing it can drag around the god of death that spent thousands if not millions of years gaining strength and then destroying all life on earth. Or how the mom reveal was so built up and then it was just because it was important to ruby? Like the premise of 73 yards is so fascinating and yet, even though i love a mystery, there is no clues as to what the real answer is. So many interesting premises thrown away due to lazy writing.

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  @sianirl2 күн бұрын

  @@youfoundwaldo77 yes I completely agree! It seems like a strange mix of trying to draw in a new audience and spoon feeding lots of information, but then other storylines have no explanation at all, like you said!

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  @friendlyotaku95252 күн бұрын

  However this is all very intentional so while if it wasn't i think these would be issues, since it is I don't think so. The point of 73 Yards for example is leaving things up to interpretation! The mystery makes it work as well as it does. And the Intelligent rope works because it was set up with the Intelligent gloves which we first saw at Christmas, it's basically a Chekhov's gun! If it came out of nowhere I would agree but it doesn't.

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  @nidh110923 сағат бұрын

  It's funny that the opposite of lazy writing was what had made Doctor Who good. Generally speaking, you weren't left with having to interpret yourself- some gap in the storyline! This series sounds horrible, won't be watching.

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  @friendlyotaku952523 сағат бұрын

  @@nidh1109 there's plenty of stories where you have to interpret.

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  @obiwankenobi6873 күн бұрын

  I hate this era so much, rubbish Doctor, rubbish acting and character. No emotional baggage but I’m also going to cry every episode, generally look and act weak AF, have zero authority, disappear for two episodes, have no chemistry with anyone I meet and snob random men I’ve met twenty minutes previous. Go away. Absolute train wreck of a series.

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  @friendlyotaku95252 күн бұрын

  None of that is true but okay

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  @obiwankenobi687Күн бұрын

  @@friendlyotaku9525 literally every single thing of that is true

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  @friendlyotaku9525Күн бұрын

  @@obiwankenobi687 nope none of it is.

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  @obiwankenobi687Күн бұрын

  @@friendlyotaku9525 so this is the Doctor we are told has no emotional baggage, that is true. The idiot then cries in how many episodes? 6 or 7 is it? So another true point. Acts camp, and looks completely authority-less, runs around scared, cries, has to hang onto Mel on the back of her motorbike like some weak companion who has to be saved. So….generally looks and acts weak is….true again. Disappear for two episodes? Two Doctor lite episodes so, oh look true again. Snogs a random man he’s met twenty minutes previous. Well….the snog happened, he met the guy about 20 minutes previously so oh look true again.

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  @friendlyotaku9525Күн бұрын

  @@obiwankenobi687 except you are intentionally misrepresenting what actually happens. And you know it!

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  @philipgreen82273 күн бұрын

  I'm sorry but it's lost its magic for me Which saddened me

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  @sianirl3 күн бұрын

  @@philipgreen8227 It's a shame but I think that's the same for a lot of people ☹️

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  @Yowhatup7895 күн бұрын

  love An honest review of the new reboot of Doctor Who! x

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  @21Michichi5 күн бұрын

  I'd say yes to 13 but I don't want to do that to you. Although thoughts on Flux specifically would be cool.

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  @sianirl5 күн бұрын

  @@21Michichi haha I appreciate that 😂 yeh I think I'd need to go back in with a more open mind as well

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  @karenhurn24105 күн бұрын

  Right - I have finally caught-up and watched the whole series now, and just watched your review. I agree with a lot of what you say (yes, Space Babies almost made me stop watching), but the series did get better as it went along. The final 2 episodes almost felt like "vintage" Dr Who, with some good old "hide behind the sofa" moments. Yes, some weak stuff in there, too, but I'll be watching Series 2. I enjoyed your review - look forward to the next one.

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  @fusionwinters5 күн бұрын

  doctor fighting to save the bogeyman was so jarring for me an episode after he spears the goblin king with a church

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  @sianirl5 күн бұрын

  @@fusionwinters honestly a direct contradiction yeh, also he would have instantly been sucked out the airlock 😂 can't just hold onto the inside of the door

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  @friendlyotaku95252 күн бұрын

  Tbf though the Goblins were much more dangerous.

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  @WritingGeekNL6 күн бұрын

  I think the crying part is more of a character development, since Mel even mentioned it in the first part of the finale to essentially 'Man up'. It is opposite of Capaldi's Doctor.

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  @sianirl6 күн бұрын

  @@WritingGeekNL I guess that's true and all the doctors are different, but I feel like the audience still needs some kind of emotional gauge to read the situation you know?

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  @akshaytrayner19606 күн бұрын

  Great review

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  @AlexMc93956 күн бұрын

  My guess is that Mrs Flood is the re-generated Master, living incognito.

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  @sianirl6 күн бұрын

  @@AlexMc9395 yeh definitely think that's a fair shout

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  @cofteaamsr17176 күн бұрын

  @@sianirl that is theory i've been seeing around. one is she's the Rani, reborn.

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  @Rognik2 күн бұрын

  Having her be another Master, after all the other storylines that have brought him back, especially the Missy era, would feel like a letdown. I think she's something else, but can't tell you what at this point.

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  @sianirl2 күн бұрын

  @@Rognik Yes! I'd be much more excited for a different or new character

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  @Beastiebaker6 күн бұрын

  .....the Doctor doesn't like to kill......really?.....ask the Goblins, oh, you can't.....

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  @sianirl6 күн бұрын

  @@Beastiebaker you're not wrong there! I guess it's his aim from a moral standpoint at least, but it does definitely get conveniently forgotten in certain storylines!

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  @friendlyotaku95252 күн бұрын

  The Doctor tries not to if they can avoid it, but there's many times they can't.

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  @badfairy9554Күн бұрын

  I don't like Goblins. They bite more than fairies.

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  @AlexMc93956 күн бұрын

  Surrealism is fine as a concept, but whose? Some people have the gift of surreal imagery, they have a talent for it. The Dr Who writer/showrunner does not. On the Dot and Bubble "race" episode, wouldn't it have been ten times more effective in the battle against racism to simply write a black doctor throughout the series as capable, strong, reeking with integrity, gravitas and wisdom, instead of a dancing, promiscuous, emotionally unstable, ineffective twonk? Another question: Isn't it telling that the best performing episodes were the ones without the Doctor in them?

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  @FreeTheDonbas5 күн бұрын

  RTD wrote Martha & Mickey in a similarly pathetic way. I saw the pattern all the way back then.

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  @friendlyotaku95252 күн бұрын

  Did you even watch the series? This Doctor is strong, capable and charismatic.

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  @ScareMeSexy716 күн бұрын

  kzread.info/dash/bejne/oWV41Nqnk5uye5s.html Dr Who Space Babies Song

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  @cofteaamsr17176 күн бұрын

  not gonna spoil the 60th specials but will say, theres something there that explains some stuff that makes that one part of the devils cord makes a lot more sense.

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  @sianirl6 күн бұрын

  I have watched the 60th specials but maybe I missed it? feel free to give spoilers haha I want to know! 😊

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  @cofteaamsr17176 күн бұрын

  @@sianirl remember how the doctor bi-Generated and how the Doctor duplicated the TARDIS? I think the musical number was an after effect. that's the takeaway I got. like with the toymaker you "win a prize", with the god of music "random musical", etc. there's always a by-product after effect that goes with that gods theme. with empire of death and the death of suetkh, I got the implication that the whole universe is back and reborn. Suetkh fixed the Flux. its there. Maybe theres a new galifrey.

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  @sianirl6 күн бұрын

  @@cofteaamsr1717 ooh very interesting! I like it, that definitely would make a lot more sense!

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  @cofteaamsr17176 күн бұрын

  @@sianirl yeah. theres been some things like that, I noticed. However with Sex Ed over and Ncuti hopefully having more time for Doctor Who, i think we'll have alot more doctor focus episodes next season.

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  @JakeRaven19706 күн бұрын

  I enjoyed your take. I also like that we get your opinions as they happen and your guesses as to what might happen later in this video. Well Done. I didn't enjoy 73 yards at all. Such a great premise delivered so disappointingly. I did hear someone say it's like a David Lynch film. If you enjoy his stuff (I don't) you are more likely to accept the unexplained weirdness in here.

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  @sianirl6 күн бұрын

  I obviously still had a lot of criticism of the 73 yards episode, but I think when I was reflecting back on all of them I realised it was the one I was most invested in while watching it, I really wanted to see what happened and how Ruby dealt with everything. Admittedly it may be my favourite of a bad bunch 😂

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  @kierandoodykd6 күн бұрын

  Loves 9 and 10, not a fan of 13, and can laugh off cringy nonsense... Stop, you had me at "Standing desk... Feel like I'm gonna be expressive about this one". 😂😂

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  @MentasmUK6 күн бұрын

  Such a surface level analysis; misunderstanding the core concepts of the film. Also, it's not a twist, it's a reveal, hence the name of the film. So many people seem to have a hard time understanding the film when it's really pretty simple.

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  @FreeTheDonbas6 күн бұрын

  You're only a fan of 21st century-Who/Casanova-Who/plagiarism-who, aka cringe-who, hence why you are indifferent about the original show & Jodie's tenure - not cringe enough for you. Saying that something is or isn't "in-character" for the Doctor is laughable. The Dr is an eccentric, magniloquent asexual Timelord, all the Nu-hu incarnations are the opposite of that. It's funny how blind Brits are to American cultural imperialism. The musical numbers are so obviously a Disney addition, but Brits will never come to that conclusion, bc if they had the capacity to notice that, it'd compromise their passive absorption of American culture. Like how, weird example but, no Brit noticed that they mentioned "pee" several times in this season (for some reason) which is the American word for "wee", if anyone even remembers. Brits subconsciously want to be lobotomised by American media. Btw, the "racism" in Dot & Bubble was fantasy-racism. That's not at all how racism manifests itself. Chibnall introduced a lot of historical female characters who kids would probably not be familiar with, which is more effective, progressive activism than just race-swapping white historical figures, like RTD has been doing. You don't know why they only have 8 episodes a season? Have you been living in a hole? You never noticed that modern American shows typically only have 8 episodes a season? It's the same reason this season is called "season 1". New audiences aren't going to commit to an old, long show nowadays. They want to watch 8-hour movies & perhaps an 8-hour sequel, hence why no Disney+ original show goes on longer than 2 seasons, & the average Netflix show only goes on for two seasons. I've never subscribed to American streaming services, & even I know that. And no, the shorter season length has got nothing to do with budget/production values, obviously lol

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  @sianirl6 күн бұрын

  Don't worry, the Brits are fully aware of the amerification of it all. Just didn't want to attribute all criticisms to an entire nation! The execs and producers all had their decisions to make and doctor who has a huge American audience now so they are obviously catering to both. Also Brits say pee 😂 a very specific point to pick out haha

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  @hblaub7 күн бұрын

  The Doctor is just a child. Or a bipolar guy. Go to therapy, please. And don't show us your weird Bridgerton adventures.