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Wait what!? lol I was tricked lol

I actually prefer the cut that doesn't offer an explanation. I remember noticing that, and thinking it was really relatable. He came up with that "One past/one future" rule, but then he just got caught up in travelling with her and either forgot it, or just decided to be a bit generous. Maybe a mix of both.

Yeah it's really awkward and although I can see it playing out this way as they were both in awkward places at the time I always imagined it as him being like "so how did you find new York?" "Well it wasn't real new York was it," "True you should of seen new York during the 30s, absaloutely beautiful...one more trip?"

I think it would've been much better for Martha to have just been a companion outright without this "one trip" nonsense, she more than proves her worth in Smith and Jones and all it really does is just waste time; either that or make Lazarus Experiment episode 4, because as it stands, it just looks like the show doesn't really like Martha and so takes half of her one series to make her a full time companion... and then she leaves after 3 stories and 1 story she's barely in.

I agree! He'll always be my favourite Doctor.

I cannot agree more! David Tennant is my the very most favourite doctor. He's the best Doctor in my humble opinion. THE ONLY Doctor.

I would say Peter Capaldi also did a great job of fully transforming into The Doctor and made it so great it never felt like acting but an actual person

@@nickloschen2717 Capaldi is a brilliant actor, but nowhere near Tennant, in my opinion.

Actor of the Doctor....

I felt like that when I rediscovered this scene!

It's one of my favourite series!

Daleks in Manhattan was the first episode I ever saw and I started DW when series 3 was airing so I have a soft spot for it. And I still think it has one of the best second halves like series 4.

Actually Series 3 has a better rating than Series 2. The Dalek two parter is the only weakest one from the lot and of course the space Jesus moment from the Finale which was just dumb.

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The animated Infinity Quest, the Character Bios on the DVD release state that Martha is traveling with the Doctor for one more trip, which seems to set it before "The Lazarus Experiment".

@@OfficialSoraOkami yeh but that isn’t really official though is it just a fun side thing they crammed in.

I lost it at 'Those weirdos travelling with 13' 🤣🤣🤣 Man it's wild to think Chibnall could screw up the show so bad. Anyhow, addressing your observation about Martha, yes, she does hop on from one adventure to the next for the first five episodes of Series 3 and those were pretty rough adventures as well. She starts with being on the moon and almost dying of oxygen deprivation, then on the same night runs off with Ten to the Shakespeare code in the past where she meets those witch monsters. Chronologically the first two episodes happen one after the other, so it's one long day for her and she kind of comes out sane after experiencing two traumatic events that she can never talk to anyone else about. I imagine she got a chance to get some shut eye before Gridlock, otherwise I would say Martha is literally made of steel and far stronger than Rose was during her initial days. Goes to think how things would have turned out different if Nine had met Martha instead of Rose.

Weird interruption thing? Personally I think this scene should have been kept in. I don't think the final episode makes it clear enough that this trip to 1930's New York was going the long way home.

@@DoctorBlueDW Oh, the way that Martha and The Doctor interrupt each other by talking at the same time. To me, it feels rather unnatural and forced. I think The Doctor and Martha saying that “things escalated” is enough for the viewer to understand The Doctor’s decision to leave her back on Earth. I don’t think we need a line in this episode about “the long way home”.

I actually find the interruption to be quite natural as it often happens in real life! I guess it depends on the viewer but I know that 10 year old me at least never quite understood why they went to 1930's New York when the Doctor only justified having a trip into the past and future. This scene would have made it clear that they were justifying another trip as a detour.

@@DoctorBlueDW Have to say, 12ish year old me never noticed. But it is strange how he felt he had to justify Gridlocked, as her last trip, and they then just did NYC 1930 without anyone saying anything, and the two acting as close as anything, only for the Doctor to be be like "home you go now" in Lazerus.

How did things “escalate” in your opinion? I dunno if I’m the only one thinking they had sex behind the scenes? Obviously I was young when I first watched this but now I’m older I’m beginning to think, in the doctor who universe, things “escalated” cause they had sex n stuff?😅

Mine too

Different time, different show. Although I do wish Jodie had a better writer overseeing her era.

The annoying thing about the doctor who fandom is you can go to any video about the show and see someone complaining about the 13th doctor. I agree with you, the 13th doctor isn't great, but why on earth are you commenting that on a video of a deleted scene from a different doctor, from 10 series ago?

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@@senonimoustv2497 Can't blame the writing all the time. Capaldi had poor scripts but his acting elevated them. Whittaker is just a bad actor.

@@CorporalFriendlyShark Breaking news - Doctor Who has multiple eras and constantly bringing up and era you don't like in the comment section of a completely unrelated era makes you look weird

I agree, it should have been kept in. It was cut purely because the episode was over-running sadly.

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Interesting! I disagree to be honest but to each their own.

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Was just thinking that. The show has fallen so far it's crazy

I definitely think this story is underrated but personally I prefer the Series 4 finale. It's so cool seeing all the RTD companions interact with one another and of course it has Davros in it!

The only part of the story I enjoyed was the shifty Dalek looking over his shoulder before slagging off his boss.

Me too!

I agree. Sadly though the episode was over-running so scenes had to be cut.

The lighting looks off because the scene hadn't been treated in post production. I tried to fix the lighting as much as I could but sadly it's still dull and dark in places.

@@DoctorBlueDW I assumed so, but still felt weird to me, like the normal spotlights don't accent the faces well enough. I dunno, maybe because I've just come from watching a Capaldi episode where the TARDIS lightning design is immaculate. 😍

It's probably down to how I exported it.

@@DoctorBlueDW ahhh I see

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This wasn't written by RTD.

The story was written by Helen Raynor, not Davies.

Considering Russell wrote all the inter-episode continuity during his run and acted as script editor (in his EP role), I'm just going to stand by what I said. I should add, however, that I'm a big fan of Russell's writing and I wasn't trying to denigrate him. I was, in fact, denigrating people who think that he can never make a misstep, particularly in terms of dialogue. Have a great day.

It was my decision to put the almost constant background music in. If this was in the finished episode, there may have been less of a reliance on music.

@@DoctorBlueDW Yes, I'm aware you will have put the music on, but it was still a reminder! 🙂 Thanks for the edit though - I don't recall having seen that scene before.

Eve of the Daleks was literally about a heterosexual couple getting together.

This is the RTD era. Every episode had a gay moment. Even this story

@@DoctorBlueDW - yes but it’s only ‘kosher’ to show that kind of thing now if the man anything other than Caucasian . . . 🤷‍♂️

@@fletcherhamilton3177 You mean like Dan dating Diane? Or Graham and Grace, both white guys. Hello. Sorry I forgot those don't support your argument so you can't acknowledge their existence. Look the Chibnall era is awful, but there are more heterosexual relationships in his era than there are gay ones.

@@fletcherhamilton3177 Dan's parents, Yaz's parents, Ryan, Graham and Grace, the man in It takes you away and Dan. What did you say, there's no more straight people in Doctor Who ? Some people in this list are still white men, just because other types of couples are represented doesn't mean others cease to exist. If you really want to complain about a lack of straight characters watch the reboot of She-ra.