Anytime he interacted with Mickey

He didn't treat Martha Jones very well, and the ninth abandoned Captain Jack on purpose...

The Time Lord Victorious is actually part of the reason I love Tennant's portrayal. It shows just how fallible he is, it shows how far he'll go to stand tall in the face of grief to feel some control over the fact that every where he goes he faces significant casualty rates.

Sees title, thinks "Only ten?"

To be fair, at least the Fourth Doctor didn't leave Sarah Jane on a wrong planet.

This title fills me with joy

The Family of blood story is also a good one. He deliberately led the aliens to a small quiet English village, knowing he was putting it at risk in order to hide. At the end the woman his human form falls in love with says "If the Doctor hadn't chosen to come here, would so many people have died?" Fucking brilliant. Although I guess he does somewhat redeem himself by saving the 2 boys by warning one of them of their deaths at the First World War, leading to one of the greatest ending to a TV episode I have ever seen.

Leaving Clara behind on the crumbling moon in Kill The Moon.

In the very first episode"An Unearthly Child" The 1st Doctor practically kidnaps Ian and Barbara by Starting the TARDIS while they are still inside so they can't tell anyone about him or the TARDIS. Even though no one would of probably believed them and The Doctor and Susan could of easily located to a different country, time, planet etc. Kidnapping two people is generally a very dick move.

I gotta admit, I feel like elevens childishness was him running away from the grief and darkness that encompassed nine and ten

Always gives me chills to think that if the doctor didn't take the fluid link and go into the dalek city with susan and the gang, the daleks wouldn't have gained knowledge of the larger scope of the universe and would have remained on Skaro. Later stories I do think contradict this point and the daleks exploring the universe was inevitable, but I think it would make the doctor dalek relationship more fascinating I feel if it were true.

Martha is underappreciated both by the Doctor and the Fandom. I would love to see her join in an adventure with 13, who I think would actually show her some appreciation.

Leaving Jack behind was just a classic get-the-competition-out-of-the-way move.

6:33 It was horrible for Amy and Rory to carry that burden. River knew what had happened. She had to carry the burden of seeing her parents suffer without being allowed to reach out to them. And when it all had been resolved, the Doctor still wasn't ready to let her tell them that he was alive.

Abandoning Clara in Deep Breath surrounded by killer robots just to save his own skin, should have been #1. In fact season 8 had quite a number of moments.

In the 2005 Children in Need Special (the one where Rose took time away from grieving and fearing for The Doctor to bleach her hair) it's explained that The Doctor left Jack behind because he had to rebuild the Earth at that point. The Doctor could have explained this of course and on the surface, yes it was a bit of a dickish thing to do but it was perhaps necessary. Also, I'd argue his treatment of Mickey was actually worse than his treatment of Martha, at least with Martha, you could put it down to emotional irrationality after losing Rose. The Doctor was just horrible to Mickey for literally no reason. Honourable mentions should be; The Doctor brushing Graham off when he tried to talk to her about his cancer, The Doctor selfishly trying to stop Amy from being zapped back in time to live out her days with her husband and The Doctor taking Ian and Barbara against their will.

Haven't seen the video. Just bloody love the title ☺ Make it even more British "10 Times The Doctor Was A Proper Knobhead" 😂

It is exampled why he left Jack behind in Utopia. Jack has become immortal and the Doctor says that because he is a fixed point in time, the Tardis tried to rejected him, although that was undone at the end of series 4

The 10th Doctor wasn't just "a bit" of a dick in Human Nature/Family of Blood, he was a massive one as not only did he offer Redfern to travel with him after he basically killed his human avatar (no idea what word to actually use) and also didn't bother to think about the consequences of being forced to live for several months with Martha in early 20th century Britain while having a) no knowledge of who he was and b) the standard societal views of the time.

What about the 12th doctor's decision to leave Clara, Courtney, and that other women to decide the fate of the moon in "Kill the moon"

There was an episode with The Family, in the early (20th century, when the Doctor initially concealed himself in the guise of a teacher in a school. For one thing, Martha is stuck working as a maid in a backwards era. At the end, he eventually turns on the Family, inflicting some pretty nasty fates upon all of them.

TOP 10 MISSING DOCTOR WHO STORIES PLEASE The 97 Missing Episodes need more attention and I won’t stop commenting until it happens

The Doctor doesn't ignore Martha. Quite the opposite. He does, in fact, compliment her regularly. Like: “Very good point. Brilliant, in fact. What was your name?” (Smith and Jones) “Oh. Oh, Martha Jones, I like you.” (Shakespeare Code) “Oh, Martha Jones, you’re a star.” (Lazarus Experiment) “Thank you.” (42) “Thanks for looking after me.” (Family of Blood) “Thank you. Martha Jones, you saved the world.” (Last of the Time Lords) ----------- "No matter how hard Martha tried, she couldn't get the doctor to truly notice her." Thing is, Martha never understood from the beginning that the Doctor was never going to develop romantic feelings for her like he did with Rose. You can tell from the fact that right after he made that clear, she teased him about the genetic transfer (from when he kissed her to distract the Judoon). The Doctor told her from the start that they would never be together romantically, and Martha chose to believe she could change his mind, probably because she interpreted the situation as the Doctor getting over a breakup and figured he just needed time to get over Rose. Martha had a difficult go of it. She got in the TARDIS with a man grieving for his lost love, and she didn’t realize the full truth of that until nearly the end of her travels. Her unrequited feelings suck for her, and it also sucks that the writers made almost every one of Martha's major character moments be about the fact that the Doctor didn’t love her back. When Martha is so much more than the girl who pined for the Doctor. She is clever and badass and a caring friend. They should have focused on those things more. Admittedly, I do understand enough about intersectional feminism to get that a black woman playing the love interest is actually a breakthrough. Women of color are not often shown as objects of romance in media. They have to be the strong female friend instead. But. Martha was not written as a love interest. For her to be the romantic partner, her feelings would have to be returned by the lead character, and they were not. None of Martha’s struggles that stemmed directly from her feelings for the Doctor are his fault. I'll digress that perhaps, when he realized that against his warning she had developed feelings for him, he should have sat her down and talked to her. But he did warn her off from the start, so I don’t know how it can be said that he did not do enough in that regard. Hell, Martha herself doesn’t blame the Doctor for her feelings or for not returning them. In her speech before leaving, she doesn’t say, “You made me feel second best.” She says she spent a lot of time thinking she was second best. She takes ownership of that thought. And after explaining the parallel situation with her friend, she doesn’t accuse him of never seeing her like that. She doesn’t say it like he did anything wrong. She just says that she needs to get out.

13 shrugging of Graham's cancer is probably the most out of character, out of place, and deformation to the doctor's character I have ever seen in new who. Thanks chibnall

Pretty sure that in the 2005 Children In Need mini-sode the newly regenerated 10th Doctor blatantly tells Rose that Jack 'will be fine'.

Don't forget that time the Doctor weaponised the Master's race in Nazi Germany, and it's treated as a "lol, gotcha" moment.

every time i think about how ten treated jack i get super mad lmao

"10 times the Doctor was actually a bit of a dick." *Gestures vaguely towards the 6th Doctor*

Oh, come on: 10. He had just regenerated. I would've forgiven him for that. Besides, Colin Baker hadn't been treated all that well by the BBC. 9. When Sarah Jane later told him about what he'd done, he did ask if Aberdeen was next to Croydon. And maybe he may have been in somewhat of a hurry. 8. Considering how rubbish 13 was, I'm not really sure I can defend her all that much. 7. I admit that the 7th Doctor had become quite manipulative, but he was just trying to get Ace to face her fears. 6. He spoke about Rose a few times and he did state that he did like Martha when she when he were in the Globe Theatre and decided to expand their "one trip" with one in the past and one in the future and saved her life in 42. He also thanked her for looking after him in The Family of Blood. 5. The 5th Doctor openly stated that if he tried to return Adric home, it could've been dangerous. But after Tegan convinced him, the Doctor decided to at least look at the coordinates Adric had calculated. And after Adric helped the Doctor stopped the Cybermen from destroying Earth with that bomb, the two made things right with each other and the Doctor offered to take Adric home if he wanted to (though Adric did state - as you said - that he didn't really wanted to leave). 4. Well it was a fixed point in time. 3. He'd just been pushed quite a bit too far. And he didn't stay like that forever. 2. Although manipulating his companions may have been not a such good move back then, at least he confessed to what he'd done and helped free the Thals from the Daleks. 1. He did tell Jack that he had become a fixed point in time and that he wasn't sure he could stand him and that the T.A.R.D.I.S. wasn't all that fond of Jack (although he later offered Jack to travel with him). Also, maybe the way he treated Mickey might not have been called for, but Mickey was somewhat of a nervous wreck back then and later gained some respect from the Doctor.

The 7th is usually manipulative and does more to Ace in the Big finish audios. And he’s my favourite.

As a sort of sequal to this list how about 10 times the doctor was the bad guy

The biggest Doctor being a dick moment for me: In _The End of Time,_ his narcissistic rant telling the trapped Wilf how unimportant his life was while whining about his _own_ life being so much more valuable. I hated Tennant's Doctor in that scene. Nine didn't whine and have a tantrum when Rose was burning up as Bad Wolf, he just went ahead and made her safe _knowing_ that it would kill him. It really disgusted me to hear Ten talking to Wilf like he was worthless, and was the complete opposite of the Doctor's normal attitude that _everyone_ is important. I know that, after he'd stopped his self-important crying, he mellowed and told Wilf it would be his honour, but that's not good enough.

Not only did he strangle Peri, but he didn't go back and save her once the trial was over. The Timelords told him that she was rescued, but he didn't at least pop in to check in on her after she'd gone through quite an ordeal, and that's assuming we believe the TImelords. So it's entirely possible that he left her to die. Apparently there is a Big Finish audio that clarifies this, but I've not heard it so I can't say for sure. However, given that The Doctor can travel back in time, unless a companions death is somehow a fixed point in time, it's rather bizarre that they've had any companions actually stay dead. They could have saved Adric or any of the others that have died on their watch, even Ryan's nan.

Series 3. That’s it.

I mean when the doctor sabotaged the TARDIS it was probably the biggest backfire in the history of television.

Honestly thought this list was just going to be made up of 6 and 12. 12 wasn't even on it!

Didn’t they litterally say the doctors death was a fixed point and couldn’t be changed and them not being there would mean a change because his future self already “died” even the doctor thought he was going to die until the moment the plan clicked into place

They really should bring back Ace. The actress was on tv when they announced the 12th Doctor. I would hope the character survived on Gallifrey. I wouldn't mind the Time Lord's sending her to stop The Doctor as that is something they would do and she would be a much better weapon against The Doctor than anything else the Time Lords have tried.

Your channel is the reason I slipped back into my doctor who faze

I don't blame theDoctor for Timelord Victorius. I blame Addelaide who begged and cajoled the Doctor to do some thing to save them. So he did he only thing he was left able to do, bring them home to Earth. She pushed him into it from the first moment they understood what their futurewouldbe as told to them by the Doctor. How many time did he say I can't help you. I can't change what will happen. Its a fixed point in time. And still she demands he change their deaths, so he does and then she pouts and commits suicide because one of the three rescue-es doesn't understand and can't handle Interdiimentional transindentialism and time travel.

And then there's 13 getting mad at Ryan for pushing Tim-Shaw off the crane when he was already dying from the genetic bombs that she uno reversed back on him

You missed when Whittaker told Graham she didn't care his cancer could be back

10th was the meanest doctor and we love it. Tbh

10 getting rid of Harriet Jones, and leading the Family of Blood to a place where they end up killing a bunch of innocent people are noteworthy. The bit with Tim Shaw, the Doctor shouts "You've got no right to do that!" at a guy who kicked Shaw off a crane after being hunted by him also counts. Idea for a future video, 10 Times The Doctor Was Actually An Utter Dick.

To be fair, you can see the look of regret on the doctor's face when Adric dies. He was most likely thinking something on the lines of "What have I done? I should have brought him home!"

13 using the masters race against him

Surprised 12's not on this list

Can’t tell you how many times I’ve watched doctor who videos lately and strangling peri always crops up 😂

What about the 12th Doctor buggering off and abandoning everyone in "Kill The Moon"? Granted, I wouldn't wanna be around Clara either, but to just swan off and leave everyone like that? That's just low.

I like that this vid has a good mix of classic and new stuff, don't see that too often

"He (The Doctor) left sarah jane in Scotland" Not Scotland!? How awful. Have some mercy Doctor. Anywhere but Scotland.

The 12th Doctor needs his own video for this

for your last one, you missed out the fact the tardis went to the end of the universe to try and loose Jack

And the Doctor missed a great opportunity to rid the universe of Peri. Damn Doc can't even get that right. :(

The doctor found out and knew he would become the face of Boe

Fun video, thanks! 😊

if you think I was a dick here, you should’ve seen me talking to my agent after Terminator Genisys

Most of the 6th Doctor's era

In your own , relatively short lifetime , how many times have you been a schmuck ? Now imagine being as old as The Doctor ... the defense rests

This is part of the reason that Davros was right when he revealed The Doctors' soul in Journey's End. A lot of innocent people have died because of The Doctor and his/her desire to be the hero and save everyone and show how clever he/she is. There's an element of The Doctor that is on an ego trip throughout time and space and innocent people give up their lives to feed it. #CancelTheDoctor

The thirteenth doctor was really horrible when she just left her companions on earth with no way of contacting them

You forgot about the episode "kill the moon"

Oh didn’t expect to see that as a title 😂

What about "The Girl Who Waited", when the Doctor tricked Rory and both versions of Amy into thinking that he could find a way around the paradox of rescuing older Amy, and then he slammed the TARDIS doors shut on her and forced Rory to choose which version he wanted to save? That was an extremely dickish move, considering the Doctor himself was largely responsible for the older Amy existing in the first place. (Also, considering how callous and grumpy he could be at times, it's a bit surprising the 12th Doctor wasn't anywhere on this list. Tricking Clara into lying to Maisie in "Mummy on the Orient Express", or Bill with his false regeneration in "The Lie of the Land", maybe?)

If this list was extended then I would add 8. Trying to leave Clara on Earth (The Time of The Doctor) 2. Kidnapping Ian and Barbara (The Unearthly Child)

For 5:55 the doctor may not have been in control here as he may have figured out before his “death” that they saw him die so he had to invite them otherwise what we saw in the finale of series 6 would’ve happened

Ten didn't treat Martha poorly. Its not his fault he didn't reciprocate.

I’m surprised the first doctor attempting to batter someone with a rock wasn’t anywhere on this list

tbf river did already know what was gonna happen, and she knew he was actually alive

I would have put everytime he says he can change time at his will but whenever literally anyone else says they want to change time he says it’s “impossible”

Sarah Jane Smith has met 8 incarnations of the Doctor. 1 Hartnell and 2 Troughton (in the 3 Doctors), 3 Pertwee (3rd season of his run as the Doctor), 4 T. Baker (Beginning of his run as the Doctor), 5 Davison (The 5 Doctors), 11 Tennant (his first season as the Doctor w/ Rose), 12 Tennant (His last season w/ Donna), 13 Smith (in Sarah Jane Adventures). And yes Tennant as 11 1nd 12 incarnations do count as separate encounters as he regenerated, but dumped the excess energy into his severed hand.

Being from Aberdeen... I would like to take offense but hes not WRONG

Something tells me the Valeyard will come about from the Doctor not having a companion for a very very extended period of time

The 4th Doctor dropping off Sarah Jane in Scotland played to the running gag that the Doctor didn’t know how to control where his Tardis was going. There’s some dialog with Leela where she accuses him of not knowing where they’re going and he settles on “5 times out of 10?”

Six strangling Peri marks when my mother and I stopped watching new Doctor Who episodes. We started watching new ones again with Christopher Eccleston

i always thought the way the doctor treated mickey was very uncalled for

The 6th doctor was actually so uptight but I still like him..

Jack had a big involvement with torchwood, this is why he has always been on the edge for jack but the doctor has always been a forgiving man as he quote says..😂

Will.... you were oddly too polite on this video

The TARDIS fled from Captain Jack in Utopia, not the Doctor. Thats why it went to the end of the Universe, it was trying to get away from him. And according to the special between Parting of Ways and Christmas Invasion, he left Jack there to help clean up the mess.

He was sometimes, but then again sometimes if you aren't, nobody around you learns anything.

You know what would make an awesome series of Who episodes is if some complex contrivance forced the doctor, against his better judgement, to find a way to save Adric. Without destroying time. With a sort of a "Trials and tribble-ations" style finale where the current Doc is CGIed into Earthshock. Maybe this explains where all the critters from Fathers Day have been every time the Doctor changes history. They've been guarding Adric. Laying in ambush so to speak. Hmm...

6:14 Actually, River already knew as the astronaut was her past self.

I'm not going to consider 13 as canon. This is a great video.

I enjoy the darker storylines with moral dilemmas, like the time lord victorious scene

I’ve been re-watching Dr. Who lately and am in the Martha Jones era right now. I had forgotten how much of a jerk the doctor was to her. Seriously! It’s a wonder she traveled with him as long as she did.

Funny how the one everyone likes the most had more listed than the others

You could make a separate list for each doctor on this topic. It's the character trait guaranteed to cross over between them.

He didn't kick Rose out of the TARDIS after she altered the fabric of time, by saving her father. An act that led too people dying

Every once in a while it's good

We get it. He strangled Peri. You put this on practically every list.

Number 1 is definitely deserved Jack would have to wait over 100 years to find the doctor again and It's tragic as well that if Jack didn't touch the Dalek dust and got up he would have likely entered the TARDIS before it materialised

And then there are all the times the 3rd Doctor tried to take off and leave UNIT to fight on without him.

I love the title

1:25 Lol! Being left in Scotland is a fate I wouldn't wish on the Doctor's worst enemy! (just kidding... I'm actually rather fond of Scotland, but the way the narrator said it was funny)

Thank you

Hitler: I killed half a race Doctor: Same. Then I didn't

I'm surprised by the fact that not only is there only ten, only one of them is the 7th Doctor.

Cant wait for the next podcast what day is the podcasts on

I have to disagree with your reasoning of Tenth's reason for trying to ignore Jack. It's not that The Doctor felt the situation was "confusing", it's that he could see that Jack was an anomaly. You have to remember that The Doctor, as a Gallifreyan, doesn't see time in the linear sense like we do. He can see every moment of a being's life and death all at once. If something isn't right in the sense of time, such as Jack's immortality, it's something that wrong with everything he knows... and that's a terrifying and horrific thing for him... and he knows there's nothing he can do to help Jack... It's like if you looked at someone and you could sense there was something off about them... like smelling the colours of them, and tasting the sounds they make. Something so comprehensible to our limited view on things. You really can't blame him for not wanting to be around someone like that. It's not like he could even talk to any companions about it either, as it's not something they can perceive... so he has to bottle it up, and could only talk to Jack about it.