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Captain Jack running, is exactly how torchwood season 1 ended, this is literally 5 seconds after the finale from the character's perspective.

The Master was a villain in Classic Doctor Who. His first story was in 1971, so 2021 is his 50th Anniversary.

Derek Jacobi is such a brilliant actor. It’s a pity he couldn’t remain as the Master for a little while longer after this episode. The moment when he changes from the affable Professor Yama to the Master is utterly chilling - all with just a look in his eyes! I think you will enjoy John Simm as the Master as well, though. As others have said, the Master is a villain from Classic Who, and has been played by several actors over the years. He’s the Doctor’s arch enemy - a Time Lord if equal intelligence, but utterly evil. The roller coaster has only just started, my friend. You’re in for a wild ride the next couple of episodes!😀

I honestly think youd LOVE Torchwood... its in the Doctor Who universe but its aimed more towards adults with more mature themes. Its so good.

The Master was a renegade Time Lord and is one of The Doctors greatest enemies in Classic Who like The Daleks and the Cybermen. His first appearance was 50 years ago in 1971 in a 4 part episode called 'Terror of the Autons' with The Third Doctor (Jon Pertwee) The voices you hear in Yana/Masters head were some of the original actors Roger Delgado and Anthony Ainley who have previously played The Master in Classic. This Master is played by Derek Jacobi and of course at the end John Simm the sixth Master I wish we had more of Jacobi who's only been The Master for a few seconds then shot he's gone and regenerates. In NuWho so far just to save confusion in Classic The Doctor sometimes has more than 1 or 2 or 3 companions but they were all main regulars but with NuWho his only main regular companions so far were Rose and Martha so he's only had 1 companion basically Rose's mum Jackie or Mickey or Captain Jack are basically recurring or guest Companions they don't necessarily count because they only appear once or four episodes in a series.

I CAN'T STOP LAUGHING LMAOOOO, I forget how much of a WILD ride this episode is. Goes 0-100 mighty fast

I've been waiting for you to get to this one since "The Parting of the Ways."

Chan, glad you enjoyed this one a whole lot, Tho.

And now you've met my favorite villain from the whole history of Doctor Who. Every hero needs a good arch-nemesis who can really challenge them, and The Master the best arch-nemesis ever :).

CHAN- This is such a great episode. Get ready-THO

Best cliffhanger ever and most shocking Classic Who villian reveal. We collectively sh*t our pants when he revealed his identity. P.S. D.I. Billy Shipton is indeed hot.

This episode goes from 0 to 100 real quick 😅 but it's such a good episode! The Master is a villain from the old series but makes such a great comeback in this episode where no one really expects it. To answer your question, yes, the Doctor has had multiple companions for a season or longer in both old and new who. 3 is the most the Doctor has ever had though (If I remember correctly). It actually creates a pretty interesting dynamic when you get more than one consistent companion on board the tardis!

Chan, I must apologise because I was one who mentioned the title of this episode in my last comments, tho. Chan, it was only because I assumed you'd already seen it, tho. Chan, must not mention the next episode title, 'Fluffy Kittens', tho. Chan, oh damn, tho. No, really sorry, won't do it again. wrist slapped. Now let me watch this episode!!

Can't wait to see your reaction to the Master in the next episode. They were a character from Doctor Who Classic that was a frenemy of the Doctor

Do you remember the Face of Bo saying 'You Are Not Alone'?....YANA?.....that was one big hint!. The Master was originally played by Roger Delgado in the 70's, who tragically died in a car accident in Turkey. Later he was played by Anthony Ainley and the new series portrays him as a former Gallifreyan friend who attended Time Lord academy with the Doctor.

So glad you loved this one. It tends to get a bit overshadowed by Blink and even Human Nature/Family of Blood but I've always adored it. The way they ramp the tension up at the end is so great.

Been watching since the Series 1 Doctor Who reactions, but this is my first time commenting! I just had to say I am SO happy you loved this episode so much, it is my favorite from Series 3 as well. The Master is my favorite Doctor Who villain, and Derek Jacobi in those last five minutes are my favorite portrayal of the Master.

'WTF, that was crazy!!' Andres, you ain't seen nothing yet. The next two episodes will make your brain smoke!😁

That little kid who works in the base won a competition to appear on the show.I think it was blue Peter, a British kids show over here. If you watched drag race UK, the winners win Ru Peter badges when they win the challenges which is a reference to ‘blue Peter’. Bit of pointless info there 😂 Also, I really enjoy this episode which is strange because it’s essentially a whole episode of just a bunch of people talking to each other, but I think it’s done so well

This is one of my absolute favourite episodes. I love the master, what a perfect villain. The ending had me shocked haha

This is such a fun episode. The notional plot is barely a plot, but we get some great character stuff, and the director turns all the elements into a real rollercoaster ride. And Derek Jacobi is brilliant; to look like a different person through subtle changes to his facial expression, before he even says anything, and with his eyes somehow becoming icy cold like that... wow. The director, Graeme Harper, was the first person to direct a story in both classic and new Who. A shout out to Murray Gold's music, too!

I love how much you are LIVING ❤️ I remember that was how I reacted when I was a kid!

Love your reactions man!! I love how much you get into the episode!! 😂✌️

The last four episodes have been brilliant. Utopia is a really great episode. And the actor of Yana/The Master, Derek Jacobi, has been a favourite of mine, all since I watched the really old historical television drama of the roman emperors, "I , Claudius", with my nan back when I was a child. And, as always, a fantastic reaction! What a wonderful KZfaq channel 👏👏👏👏👏

Watched the Class is series since I was a 5-year, and Ainley was my Master. Enjoy the ride! It's a lot of fun.

I forgot how intense this episode was on a first watch.

That change in every series in general for RTD the minimun is 1 or max can be 2 also this pattern is aplicable for Steven Moffat and later pn also change. About the time that Jack stay with the Doctor on the TV was only the las 5 episodes from the series 1. But also have another adventures with him they are in the audiobooks i will share later a link to mi cloud from Mega i have in there almost all the audiobooks from Doctor who the classic and the new who. And also if you want to know why the rift was recently active you can whatch the series 1 of Torchwood

I watched Classic Who & I was not expecting them to bring back The Master so it was quite the shock for me the first time I saw this episode.

Oh Andres, your reaction to the Master reveal was mine also when this episode first aired, being of an age when I watched classic Who when I was young, I screamed like a banshee when I figured out the Master was back. 😎😍😎,

You don’t realize it, but everything has been building to this and it just keeps getting better.

I miss this with Doctor who. A whole episode where practically nothing happens for 40 minutes and yet you’re so engrossed by all the dialogue and good acting that you don’t notice. RTD is such a talented writer I miss his charm and heart

Yes!!! This is one of my favourite episodes.

I think I said this in another reaction. For the first two Doctors there was always at least two companions except for one story. Sometimes it would be this companion or companions would leave in one story (with at least one companion staying with the Doctor) and the new companion would be introduced in the very next story.

Ohhh yes I'm almost caught up with your reactions and another fantastic episode

I think you'll enjoy torchwood, its similar in terms of being episodic story/monster of the week. But its much more adult in content.

Introducing one of my favourite Doctor Who characters of all time. Maybe my favourite :'). I *ADORE* the Master.

This reaction was off the wall...FANTASTIC!! Exactly wat reaction vids are all about!! Such a great tense story. And a great return of the master. Even better for classic fans who know the master. I remember watching this episode when it aired, i was about 16, and was so excited the master was back!!

You are undoubtedly the best reactor on KZfaq!!! 🤣🤣🤣 SO hilarious! Love it! Amazing lead-in to the finale!!!

One of the greatest run of back to back episodes of this show 🤯

Loving your reactions.

You are not alone! The Master is here! And welcome back, Jack ;) Since you like vampires, I have to ask, have you seen Buffy the Vampire Slayer (the show)? If not, I highly recommend it! And also the movie The Lost Boys, if you haven't seen it.

Love your reactions

There are some seasons where he has more than one companion.

Having trouble finding the 'Torchwood' playlist leading up to this...

I always think that when The Master is regenerating from Yana into the new one - When he's mid-regeneration, he looks a bit like David Moyes.

This is definitely in my top 3 episodes ever

Excellent reaction! I can't wait to see your reaction to the next episode! He started with his Grand daughter and 2 of her teachers as companions!

Oh lord, I remember watching this when I was about 8 or 9 lol. Freaked me out

4:20 don’t worry, bro. There’s not going to be an episode titled DoctorWho and the Blinking Blinkers Who Don’t Blink… Trust me on this 👍

👍🏼✌️Oops (or should I say, ‘bloops’??) 😂 Sorry I got so excited for the Mike episode (Better Call Saul), I think I might have oopsied the title. Hope you are having a wonderful week 💜

😂😂 I think he likes it !! 💕

6:38 I don’t recall DarthMaul being in this episode.

I love this version of The Master. John Simm is incredible in this role!

To answer your question: this last season, the doctor has 3 companions throughout the entire season. I don’t recall the doctor ever picking up a stray for more than a couple of episodes though. I think there’s a guy in the classic who that he picked up in addition to the standard companions. He was the first gay character on the show I think. Don’t quote me on that. It was implied but not as blatant as it is with captain jack. He lasted for quite a number of episodes, but my memory is not that great so I might be wrong. There are other modern seasons where he has more than one companion throughout.

"By the end of the episode that old guy will be a villan" ..... one of the best in Who history, you haven't met my favourite yet. Simm's Master is perhaps my least favourite incarnation, the Master in the classic series was scheming, but suave and charming. The Simm version is somewhat of a departure from that - and beyond that character change, many of his stories have a Harry Potter moment that ruins the immersion for me. Neither are his fault, and the change of character isn't even bad, but just means his isn't the Master I grew up with. I expect you will enjoy that portrayal though. Its often said the Master is the Doctor's version of Sherlock Holmes' Moriarty. The Simm version is perhaps more like Batman's Joker.

So glad you liked this one. I prefer the previous three a bit, just for the inventiveness of the storytelling - but this is a great episode, with terrific support from John Barrowman as Jack and Chipo Chung as Chantho. And a majestic guest starring part by Sir Derek Jacobi as Professor Yana and ultimately the Master. So, my story about Derek Jacobi. He was a protégé of Laurence Olivier at the National Theatre in London. He came to national fame in the BBC series I, Claudius, where he played the Roman Emperor from his teenage years to an old dying man. I saw him play Hamlet yonks ago. He's been a regular on stage, in TV and in movies ever since. He's won BAFTAs, Tonys and Emmys. Remember in the first episode of this season, the little alien lady with the little straw she used to drain people's blood? Well, she was played by Anne Reid, who also did a TV show with Derek Jacobi called Last Tango in Halifax. So they're friends. Two years ago, they appeared together for a one night 'Audience With Derek Jacobi' at a theatre in London. Of course I was there in the second row, because I just love him. Anyway, he told entertaining stories of his life growing up in the East End, and working in theatre and film - and then they talked about appearing in Doctor Who! I was so afraid they'd ignore it, because it must be such a small part of such a long, full life. But no, they talked about it and it got a cheer when he mentioned it, so there must have been plenty of Whovians in the audience. There were a few audience questions at the end, but sadly the mike never got to me. This is what I'd have said: "I've watched Doctor Who almost since the start, and I've seen you play Hamlet and Claudius and so many other parts, but I have to say that nothing impressed me more than those moments when you transformed from Yana into the Master. It was a masterpiece of a performance. And for those couple of minutes that you were the Master, you were the best Master there has ever been. And please, just for me, will you look me in the eye and hiss: "I - am - the - Ma- ster" because that will make my day and my life."

Just popped in to see how you are enjoying Dr Who, Im crazy mad about tennant and barrowman. The Master from my childhood was scarier than jacobi, but i enjoyed his evil too. I was weaned on the early stuff, and love the first 8 seasons, and im loving thatyou are enjoying it sooo m uch:)

I adore Chantho ❤️

Chan- I love Chantho -Tho. Chan- My kids and I like to talk like her sometimes -Tho. 😋

Finally, my favourite villan ever has arrived! I hope the comments don't delve too much into this villan's backstory, but it's so so interesting! If you ever want to learn more about a Who character, the Master is a great pick - I can't wait to get your opinion on him! Have you missed Jack also? One of my favourite companions, this episode had everything. Will Torchwood reactions also be uploaded to KZfaq if/when you do them? As a few comments have already said, there has been multiple companions before, in both Nu and Classic series. The series with this, imo, have a very different feel to others - especially Classic episodes, the dynamics between companions could shape entire episodes (often the case with my favourite ever companion, a fan favourite from the Second Doctors run) and on rare instances, the direction of a while season (one of the most loved story arch's from the Fifth doctor's era was routed in the tension between companions arguing, with lasting impact afterwards). Interestingly, companions often fought between themselves in Classic - the DRAMA! What's your stance on hearing about little things from the Classic series? I try to keep it vague or minimum, but I know I and other commenters would hate to be potentially spoiling things if you ever plan to explore some Classic, or just generally want to avoid hearing about it!

Does the doctor sometimes have multiple companions all season? Yes, he does.

Little kid makes me think of Les Miserables. Those who know, know.

has blink been taken down?

Hi Andres. Greetins from El salvador i can sugest you a new series you can whatch it and react to it when you have the time . The series is broadchurch are a total of 3 series each with 8 episodes. I now that you will not have a regrets at all, is a great series The other one that i suggest is DES and also the scapist artis the bouth are only 3 episodes and also David Tennant is one of the principals in each series.

You will get SOOO tired of “wibbly wobbly timey wimey” in a few seasons...

Dont tell him the titles because unfortunately they can give away what the episode is about

*Y* ou *A* re *N* ot *A* lone. Yana.

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