Jon pertwee in a dressing gown!🤔cool👍

December hopefully. I wondered what you were talking about!

I would like to see the Supreme Council Dalek fight against the Time War Supreme Dalek in a 1v1.

I. WILL. NOT FAIL. NOTT FAIL. NOT FAILLLL!

Mr TARDIS 19.7K subscribers The gold colored Supreme Council Dalek (with the flash light eye-stalk) has always been my Number 1# favorite out of all the Supreme Daleks because of his ruthlessness. Head of the Supreme Dalek Council: [Turns to the Dalek Leader] "The action of the aliens has caused considerable disruption of operations on this planet." Dalek Leader: "This was a matter beyond my control." Head of the Supreme Dalek Council: [angry] "Your orders were to exterminate them!" Dalek Leader: [fearfully] "It has not been possible. We have been unable to use the bacteria bombs." Head of the Supreme Dalek Council: [outraged] "The responsibility was yours! YOU HAVE FAILED! THE SUPREME COUNCIL DOES NOT ACCEPT FAILURE!" [The Supreme Dalek shoots and kills the failed Dalek]

He’s my favourite master!

...touche

Clever git

That was probably him hating it and being annoyed coz we all know he hates the Daleks and didn’t understood what people/the audience saw in them or liked about them lol

He was brilliant as the Master. I still get upset at the way he was taken from us, such a lovely man by all accounts. May he Rest In Peace.

Yes he was probably the best Master other than Sir Derick Jacobi from the short two part episode with number 10 Martha and Captain Jack. He starts out being a kindly old gent who's been building this huge escape ship along with his odd assistant girl. Then Martha spots the Time Lord watch that number 10 had just used to hide his true identity. The moment the drumming starts up in his head you realize oh no.. it's him!!! The look on his face changes and he becomes suddenly cruel and evil looking, perfect transformation!! I would have loved to see a bit more of him as the Master with a little more dialogue between him and Tennant. He was always a great actor who should have gotten better use too bad

@@r.g.o3879 I remember that I watched the Five Doctors for the first time a few months before Utopia aired and when I realised it was the Master I remember jumping up and screaming while my dad, who has been a fan since Hartnell's time, was sitting there was his mouth hanging open.

@@r.g.o3879 I think the top 5 is Jacobi: Ainley/Delgado: 2/3 (placement depends on the day) Geoffrey Beevers: 4 Michelle Gomez: 5

What? Nonotthemind PROBE!

stanley boy tbf it was a guy who had no experience prior and they were on a tight deadline

DanTheMan 2150AD Why did they give THAT guy the Supreme Dalek To operate? There were at least 2 other better operators.

stanley boy can’t remember it was in the production subtitles as to why.

I think it wasn’t completely screen ready, there was something about it on the 63:88 channel, last minute issues of the plan to borrow one from Terry meant it wasn’t the one they’d prepped. I think somebody nicked the top half, so it was a push to get the replacement top painted and ready on the day. So quite possibly there were technical issues with the dome lights? It doesn’t look like the dome was turning too smoothly neither, does it? Sticky paint, perhaps?

Lumibear it’s a bit deeper than that, but mainly yes.

Nowadays that doctor would be fired and replaced 😂😂the 70s were quite different

@@stephjovi And if the Blue Peter producer was in charge then she would film a statement explaining how Jon Pertwee had let down the young fans of the programme.

As long as it's not MasterMay as someone might unfortunately mishear it.... I'll see myself out.

I like to believe they’re the same time lord now that you said they’re the same actor.

You’re probably thinking of Anthony Ainley

@@EditedAF987 ah apologies

Hallelujah!

Uhm let me fix this saying, everyday we march closer to... THE MOST OVER RATED DOCTOR WHO STORY EVER

@@davidbanan. It is pretty much as good as the rep is tbf

True.. But even if he was still alive they would’ve just brought him back in season 11 one last time to wrap up his arc.

It's a terrific story. I adore it & never get tired watching it.

12:29 speech at the end about people glamorising wars. Reminds me a bit of the First World War where the British government use tricks to get people to join up. I recommend you listen to the song billy don’t be a hero by paper lace.

@@nathantew946 That line about not glamorizing war could also be topical here in America in a post-9/11 culture.

The Sontarans and Rutans were heavily inspired by the US Army and Vietcong respectively.

That was actually an intent behind the episode allegedly

@@ItsButterBean1020 yeah the making of documentary for Planet more or less confirms it.

I feel like by the end of episode one, everyone has forgotten that the universe is on the brink of war and has instead turned the focus to whatever plot the Daleks have come up with this time.

I have a soft spot for this story too but then I love the Pertwee era as a whole & all his Dalek stories.

I have to give my vote to Tom Bakers Genesis of the Daleks especially as it clears up a bit more of how Davros came up with them, plus I always preferred Sarah Jane Smith to Jo Grant. Jo always seemed to whine too much in my opinion. There have been few female companions who were not just screaming and running damsels in distress. During Tom Bakers time the stories got a bit darker with a victorian age Hammer House horror feel. I'm from the US but I believe this was about the time that one old woman and her group really began to attack the show. I believe this is what caused it to be canceled not long after. On Toms departure they decided to make the show more kid friendly this led to number 5 and then 6 being toned down and having to wear rediculous clown clothes with number 7 McCoys being the worse, he was a idiotic imp dancing around. It wasn't until right at the end around the time of the Fenric episode that they toned down his dumb outfit and the plot became a bit more like the old days. Number 12 and the last ones all seem to be trying to get more kid friendly again. They don't seem to understand how to let the show be more adult. Here in the states no one thinks Who is for kids. If it doesn't have kids in the cast then it's for teens and older. I'll just say one more time Tom Bakers Doctor was the best until number 9 ushered in the new era.

That’s true. Near the end of season 9 and the whole season 10 was so strong portrayed and well written for her. I liked her at first but now I love her. I get why she was tired in the end and just wanted home

THERE is NO CURRENT canon! We go with the flow

Agreed! Which did you love or hate? For me, that landing dalek spaceship was especially yuck, it looks so so crude, particularly the ‘rocket fire’, oh my god, is this 90s CGI!? I thought the daleks decanting looked ok but so did the original effect. I loved the new shots of the animal eyes at night, though, they looked superb, the new sprayed invisible dalek was a nice correction, and I thought most of the dalek army on ice shots looked fine (but lacking in atmosphere), until after the explosion, then that ice flow was a bit... hmmmm. Did I miss anything?

@@Lumibear. The ship landing was by the far the best effect in the original show!

@@harrynewiss4630 yeh I was fine with it, save for the model was a tad under detailed, but that somehow suits the daleks.

Same writer.

I feel like it was surprise in that the Dalek was invisible. He knew they were there, but not that they had this ability.

Happy Birthday!

Happy birthday Master Of Dreams

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday!

When he had that coma he forgot that they were there in the first place

My geadcanon is they end up becoming the Skaro Degradations

@@ItsButterBean1020 Mine is still trying to work out how a species that barely had functioning Time travel at its height managed to win a war against a civilisation that could delete them from history in 2 minutes and 30 seconds even with the most incompetent leadership possible.

Ian Warner to be fair they did spend a lot of time getting ready Plus even early on they had tech that could keep with the TARDIS (in the Chade) The main thing holding the Daleks back was then not focusing on a specific race (thru fought literally everything else at some point in time) and the Time Lords forbid themselves from using half their weapons early on (and they were utterly decadent from 10 million years of absolute power)

@@ItsButterBean1020 Its still the equivalent of the Spanish Armada picking a fight with a modern type 45 destroyer whatever way you look at it. The Daleks are not and never have been the Doctor's most dangerous enemy that would be a toss up between his own people and the Eternals.

Ian Warner except the many occasions the Daleks have been reinforced as right up there which we see proved by the Time War, the fact the Time Lotds predicted it and other stuff Also you missed a few with the Guardians and Sutekh

@@lloroshastar6347 of all the reviews of mine you could have posted this comment to...

@@MrTARDIS This happens every time I click on one of your reviews. I've not listened to all of them, but I suppose after feeling fairly upbeat broadly speaking about the most recent series with the only one I didn't like being Space Babies, and finding with this channel it felt like the only one you did like was Space Babies (or at least that's how the review came across to me), I guess I just feel like we live in opposite land even though we seem to share very similar views about the world in general. I'm probably being hyperbolic, but I did come away from the last few episodes of the most recent series really fulfilled and saw that you felt the exact opposite and it kinda dampened my spirits because 90% of the Doctor Who reviews I stumble across seem to just outright hate the show now and want it to fail. So to see a show I'm enjoying being widely demolished by critics it feels like they are willing on its cancellation. I understand you just want it to be better but I feel differently and feel that a lot of critics don't seem to understand this is more polarising and isn't as objective as it is made out to be. Maybe there are some stories you like from the classic series as well but I can't think of many, but Planet of the Daleks was one of my favourites growing up and this feels like you're totally trashing it.