I did not pick up on that and i've watched this episode so many times.

Son Goku same

I always wondered about why they picked "Schlechter" instead of "Böser". Bad Wolf in fairy tales translates to Böser Wolf and "schlecht" has more a meaning of "of inferior quality" and generally indicates more of a judgment of the quality of something than its moral qualities. It's possible to use schlecht for intentions and things like that but it's rarely used for that.

@@sunnyblondangel23 It's a typical Google translate mistake. But this came out before that service, so it come down to lazy use of a dictionary- Look up "bad" and take the first mentioned word.

Its the same with Dårlig ulv stranden (Bad Wolf beach) but the translation from norwegian it sounds more like rubbish wolf veach 😂 But I did hear that Russell chose Dårlig because it was so similar to Dalek

Makes sense

ninjack11 Wow, I never noticed that haha

Can't wait for the fury of a time lord.

well, you know, everybody knows that everybody dies, but not this time

Moffat's ironic slogan.

And that's how the saga of Moffat killing characters starts 🤣

You can tell bc its well written

@@Jackofheartsyt you can tell because Moffat never had the balls to actually kill someone, they always get brought back from the dead

Ravjeet Bagal during world war 2...

Moffat kept the promise... ^^

Just this once! And then! Never again! :D

Ravjeet Bagal Love the pic.)......my lord.

It's that line that makes me want to watch this two parter for Christmas

🤣🤣🤣🤣

But the bomb said "schlechter wolf" which is a bad translation for "Böser Wolf"

And which of the other shows/things that they do would you suggest they stop watching or doing in order to accommodate your wishes?

They could do it when they finish Legion. Doesn't have to be right away, i just wanna give them something to consider

I knew about one food in then grave, but I just realized when you said it that he was on Merlin 🙈 I watched 5 seasons of that show

And the day it's set on is the anniversary of Pearl harbor (20 January 1941)

David Tennant commented on that at awesome con this weekend. He thinks the screwdriver does too much, as well. He said that in his Moffat episode the thing that he did with the screwdriver was unrealistic and when it's unrealistic, it takes you out of the story.

@@sallyatticum i feel like the screwdriver is used best when used for only 2 things: fixing stuff and hacking stuff. beyond that i feel like it shouldn't do much if anything else

@zap 4th it kinda makes sense. If it can sonically apply force on a screw in a way that allows it to turn it, why can't it apply force on other objects? Though I agree that it's kind of a tension killer with how its written into the story.

Steven Moffat tried to implement a weakness with the whole "It doesn't work on wood" thing, but I don't think that was very well-received because (if I remember correctly) it hasn't been applied outside of the Christmas special it was introduced in.

After The Star Beast, it's basically just a multitool with a screwdriver function

According to many, he's *still* an excellent writer for _Doctor Who_ when he *is* in charge of the whole thing. Those that don't like him just happen to be louder. I know it's hard to remember as it's been 8 years at this point, but the same was true during RTD's Era. Which is also why I suspect there will be cries for Moffat to return around the latter half, possibly latter third, of Series 12. That's just how these things go. Same as with the National Football (Soccer) Team of whatever country one happens to be from _[unless it's the U.S., of course... the U.S. doesn't care about soccer]_.

Of course, Heaven Sent is incredible.

100% agree - especially like the library two parter with donna and 10

I wouldn't be surprised, for some its hard to appreciate what you have.

Moffat's a really good writer. The problem is he's got a tendency to skip ahead in character development for the sake of plot, and an obsession with finding loopholes for death that gets a bit repetitive in the long run. Most of his episodes are really good on their own, and his season plot arcs are very well crafted, and his emotional climaxes are often strong, it's just that some of the character setup suffers a bit and there's some diminishing returns on the impact of his death loophole twists over time. Davies is better at gradual character development, but generally weaker on plot, concepts and logical setup. I enjoy both for their different strengths. I kind of wonder what would have happened if they had co-ran the show. In a sense, I think Moffat's approach to storytelling would be perfect for movies, since that's all about telling a tight and efficient story that's on theme and then getting out when you've made your point. If you're doing television, it helps to go to the next point instead of staying on the same point after you've made it, and I think that's part of why some people grew tired of Moffat as a showrunner. I didn't, personally, but I can see where they're coming from. He definitely has shortcomings. Davies does too, just different ones.

The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances is actually my third favourite DW story of New Who (as of series 9). I haven't included any classic stories on my list because I haven't seen enough of them. 10. The Zygon Invasion/The Zygon Inversion 9. Under the Lake/Before the Flood 8. The Fires of Pompeii 7. The Impossible Planet/The Satan Pit 6. Dalek 5. Blink 4. Human Nature/The Family of Blood 3. The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances 2. Silence in the Library/Forest of the Dead 1. Midnight

These three are my favorite trio of the TARDIS. Such an awesome chemistry.

+Alex Hodgkinson It might just me being stupid and totally missing the obvious, but would you mind terribly if I asked what the numbers after the Episode titles mean?

@@karkatvantas9557wheres heaven sent?

@@ZPheenix When I made this list I ranked Heaven Sent as a three-parter with Face the Raven and Hell Bent. If I were to do it today I probably wouldn’t do that but even if I did it would probably still end up on the top 10 because I have dramatically softened in my opinion on Hell Bent. (I loved it when I first watched it, but allowed online discourse to sway my opinion on it - while I can acknowledge its flaws now, I don’t think they’re as damaging to the episode as they’re said to be.) Also World Enough and Time/The Doctor Falls is my favourite modern story now.

In this context "Böser Wolf" would be more appropriate though.

It's bad translation in the series. "Böser Wolf" would fit so much better. Greetings from Germany :D

Didn't notice that wow 12 years on and I'm still finding out about bad wolf easter eggs in the first series.

There's references to Bad Wolf in all sorts of crazy places, even in Torchwood S1E12 there is graffiti on the wall somewhere that says Bad Wolf.

I second the use of, "Böser." From what I understand, "Schlechter" is closer to "poor" than "bad."

Richard King They wont do twice a week for anything again.

At one episode a week it will take like 2-3 years to complete.

It'll take so long for then to catch up. This isn't Avatar that ends in 3 seasons, this is going on 10. Besides, it's a fantastic show to binge, believe me

Agreed

Want to see Daddy David asap

Haza179 You must still be eight years old to be scared of this lmao.

ReaperCaliber Quite a bit off but yeah not bothered to admit that this shit still haunts me lol

ReaperCaliber childhood trauma

Wipeout325 exactly

Haza179 upon first watching, my older brother had to leave the room he was so scared, I was too young for the true terror to dawn on me, he was just the right age.

No, you think of the part in the war games the final story of Patrick Troughton. But he had used the screwdriver earlier. He unscrewed the lid of a box in "Fury from the Deep"

Well they didn't know if they were going to get him but they did and Moffat regrets not giving him a bigger part now

Yes - he was arguably an even bigger casting coup for Series 1 than Simon Callow in "The Unquiet Dead".

I have a lot of problems with him as a show runner and season 6 is an example of a convoluted mess...buttttt I found that every single one of his episodes that he put his name to have been good on their own

SweenyTodd98 the seventh and eighth doctor used it

SweenyTodd98 he had a sonic ring that was just forgotten when it didn’t fit on troughton’s finger

@@paddystrongjaw9995 it was only sonic in the big finish audio stories it canonically is sonic but was never used in the show

Then this message isn't for you, obviously.

As another one of my favourite KZfaqrs, Philip DeFranco, often likes to say: _"If you tell people not to do something on the Internet, they are only more_ _likely to do it."_ It sometimes sucks that this is the case, but I do in fact think it's true. Which is why I don't expect this comment to have much effect at all. That said, I do get why you wrote it; however, I also think that writing it in All-CAPS only exacerbates the likelihood of a "contrary" response by Internet-denizens. So, even though I do get how aggravating those impatient commenters likely are, I think that -- possibly -- your Moderator job would go better if you'd try not to show that aggravation. Still, that's entirely up to you, of course; after all, it's your job, not mine.

It's fine now, the video is out.

Never again 😶

SGlitz the 7th doctor also had a sonic screwdriver

Katie Stubbs Oh Hell Yeah! 😊

I understand the frustration with impatient commenters. I really do. Two things though. The first is that you should remember that the impatience and the apparent spamming _[although that's probably more to do with the sheer number of people asking rather than with actual spamming]_ of requests for the Trailer Reaction is likely people expressing how much they want their favourite Reaction team to React to their favourite show -- in other words, it's a sign of *appreciation* for the Crew, rather than a sign of disrespect. I know it may be hard to view it that way, but I do really think that that is what's behind it. The second thing is something another one of my favourite KZfaqrs, Philip DeFranco, often likes to say: _"If you tell people on the Internet not to do something, they then only_ _become more likely to do it."_ It sucks that it is this way, but I do think it's true. The All-CAPS probably don't help. I get why you and the other Mod wrote your posts in all-CAPS -- sheer frustration, in all likelihood -- but it is the question whether the Moderation efforts are actually helped by it. While Moderators are only Human and it thus makes perfect sense to me that you guys are just as susceptible to frustration as the rest of us are, in my humble opinion actually showing that frustration while acting as Moderator is only likely to lose you the respect of the people you are moderating, thus losing the effectiveness said moderation will have. But eh, it's not my job; it's yours..... so feel completely free to ignore everything I just said.

Don't worry Steven.... lot's of people still like you and your Episodes. I'm one of them. Except for _Hell Bent_, of course. Kill _Hell Bent_ with fire. In fact, come to think of it: can't you, before you leave at Christmas, write a Minisode where the Doctor goes back in time and personally prevents you from ever writing that horrible monstrosity? But anyway.... my point is: a lot of people still really, really like you. It's just that those that don't are more vocal than those that do. Plus, you are the Showrunner of _Doctor Who_. It's the same as for the Head Trainer of the English National Football (Soccer) Team, or for that matter the Head Trainer of the National Team of whatever country those reading this might be from: you always get blamed for everything. Russell T. Davies faced *just* as much criticism and hatred as you do now back in his day; it's just that Social Media became big around the time you took over, so we notice the vitriol a lot more with you. I personally suspect that we will hear outcries of how much people miss you somewhere near the end of Chris Chibnall's second Series (that's Series 12, I believe) -- not because I think Chibnall is going to be bad, but because such things come with the job when taking on Showrunning-duties for the biggest fictional show on British Television, and one of the biggest on Television *in general* to boot.

At least Heaven Sent is quite incredible.

No one ever said his singular episodes were bad (in fact, they are amazing). But as soon as he has the freedom for a whole storyline, he messes up badly. I'm so glad he left the showrunner position. You can call it a minority as much as you want, but enough people wanted him gone..

The crew prefer it at this pace. They got rid of the 2 episode a week format when Avatar finished.

Moooooommyyyyy.. Are you my mommy?

Big Finish are doing s5

benediktcz they should do that after season 2

They are not.

I don't see why really it's not good enough to react to

Jake Torchwood is...decent, but honestly I dont think its a show for the channel.

Torchwood surely has its highlights, don't listen to people above. It's different, but Children on Earth is pretty much amazing story, as most of series 2. Series 1 is just okay, but Random Shoes and They Keep Killing Suzie are great too.