I don’t know what to say. Wow. Omg. etcetera etcetera! This is so polished, so perfect. This is now head-canon

@@stevetayler9518 This isn't even headcanon. It's CANON, PERIOD.

Amazing that you got Colin Baker to play his role again! For some reason I thought that would be hard for somebody to do, on a whim. Great job. I could easily splice that clip into the end of that series and be very happy.

@@SuperOrangeMan23 You are joking, right?

Hey Will you make 13th doctor regenerates please

memory loss, usual regeneration sickness

As opposed to in the VNAs when it was literally the 7th Doctor who was in 6's head telling him to fly into the beam.

To be fair, Colin did need some reassurance.

@@jellybabiesarecool4657that’s not… demanding or anything?

​@@jellybabiesarecool4657Jesus christ doctor I know you're suicidal occasionally but this is thinking you too far What did he notice he was becoming too dark and attentionally walking to those bullets

Seconded. Colin is hilarious in person, full of warmth and wit

Ohhhhhhh...😕 I thought this was the real Regeneration scene

Yeah, great actor and great man. Any shortcomings of his incarnation really just came down to the production at the time.

I had the honour of meeting Colin Baker at a convention a few years ago. We exchanged a few words and I had my picture taken with him while wearing my Fourth Doctor knitted scarf. His Doctor could've been do much better if it hadn't been for the writers' strike and the cuts in production values of the time.

At conventions the fun banter between Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy is priceless (there really needs to be a comedy series with them together). Plus Colin was the first Doctor I met and got an autograph from - when he first started.

this is a recreation of a Big Finish story so... this IS canon ^^

It already was

The Last Adventures series: Big Finish

It's kind of objectively canon, because the audio's canon, and the visuals are exactly how they would look.

#MakeThisCanon

Agreed. It’s almost as though The Watcher from Logopolis made another appearance 🙂

Reference to the 1st Doctor also saying “it's far from being all over”

Ghost doctor.

Also via editing they made a proper face morph instead of just hiding the wig

@@tom2point0 Colin was fired after his second season, The regeneration to McCoy was performed by McCoy in a blonde wig at the beginning of his first episode!

Tom 2.0 (tom2point0) Performer there might as well have not been. Colin wasn’t even there for it as the other commenter said because of how he was mistreated. When they asked him to come and do his regeneration he told the BBC to shove it and rightly so

Did he use deepfake in the video ?

not sure but the audio is from The Last Adventure by the big finish.

I don't there's any deepfakes used here.

I know right??

The Doctors not having a period XD LOL 😅😂😅😅🤣😅😅🤣😅😂😂🤣😅🤣😅🤣😅🤣😂🤣😂🥲😂🤣

I wish they would do this to the original series, story by story. That said, I don't think BBC could do this good of a job.

@@MeltedToast84 that's not what he meant... But ok

@@MeltedToast84 - Ha ha, exactly! Yeah, I'm always tickled when I see people write period instead of full stop. It immediately makes me think of menstruation, he he he! ;-)

Why?

@@cathalmcwilliams7189 why what’s

I think the problem with that idea being a general practice is it borders on viewing each incarnation of the Doctor as "seperate" characters, rather than one overarching evolving character. The whole theme of the show is change, and the growth and evolution that comes with it. To risk framing them as seperate characters, rather than the same character changing, also risks framing that change as a bad thing; in that the past version of someone "dies," thus grieving change rather than celebrating it. My only real issue with Big Finish in general is that they really take the hard stance that each incarnation of the Doctor is a seperate character rather than one evolving character, and therefore very frequently asserts that in their audio stories. This leads to things I think I personally dislike, such as very regular and frequent multi-Doctor stories (which I think should be saved for really significant occasions in the story, rather than taking the piss out of it by having it happen all the bloody time), or another incarnation of the Doctor casually popping up in another Doctor's story out of nowhere for an extended cameo every other week. Moreover, I think it helps assert this idea that change is tragic or bad, rather than just another part of the Doctor's continuing and evolving life. _(that said, all of Paul McGann's audios slap and should be listened to)_

@@MrMarsFargo I wholeheartedly agree. It’s sort of the case with Russel framing the 10th doctor’s regeneration as a sort of death like actual death rather than change?

​@@MrMarsFargoI don't see it that way. I prefer to think of the Doctor's multiple incarnations as alternate personalities inhabiting a shared body, with only one able to be in charge at a time. They're all the same man in the end, but different facets of him, with each successive personality building on his predecessors.

Tbf we meet the 12th doctor while 11 was still the main doctor so kinda has happened but yeah would be interesting to see them do that

you were saying? :D

Seriously, the best way I’ve ever been able to describe big finish and how amazing they are is simply that big finish fix everything. I don’t know of any major issue of doctor who that they haven’t been able to work their magic on, they let 6 actually carry out his character arc properly, they let 7 fight things other than candy monsters and robot clowns, and let 8 actually have not only a series full stop but the series that he deserves. Past that they’ve apparently filled in the gaps between missy and the new master, given 6 a proper regeneration and given pretty much every character you could look at and say ‘It’s a crime they didn’t get their own show’ and given them their own show.

Has anyone "dissed" them?

@@VadersFist95 Some people turn their noses up at the idea of audio stories

to be fair I'd personally take the seven getting shot, six hitting his head regenerations over the over blown self congratulation ones any day...

And know Big Finish has done the impossible, bring back Christopher Eccelston as the 9th Doctor.

yup... could be seemlessly worked into Time and the Rani episode 1 as an option. Soeone make it happen

About to go do it now!

I've met and got a photo with Colin baker 🤗

Matthew Duncan well...has he seen it?!? if he did, what did he think!!!

Yeah, he deserved a proper regeneration. (Even tho he left earlier so he couldn’t exactly.)

@@definitely_notme4112 Well, he didn't leave by his own will. He got badly kicked.

therre's an easter egg on the Time and the Rani dvd with an updated regeneration (not as good as this though)

Or at the very end of the ultimate foe (or both)

I really can’t see a problem with them starting from 1:18 and putting it on dvd , i guess some people might not like it has a 9/10th screen and the new regeneration effect, could change it to blue/green glow, but other then that its brilliant and is an amazing why to show how the 6th doctor died

I liked "stage Fright" from this series with Jago and Litefoot and Flip as the companion, great story

@@mrjekyllandhyde9941 Stage Fright was definitely my favourite, i love J&L, and the concept, creating twisted versions of the Doctors regeneration scenes

Don’t forget Frobisher

@@johnwhittington2998 Was directly quoting the story

Fair well rainbow man

And given that the Valeyard was apparently created from the Tennant->Smith regeneration, it would naturally require a regeneration for the Doctor to defeat him.

Nope. You’re spot on. Everything you said was right, the only thing that would be inconsistent with your theory would be why the Master has numerous colors and exploding out of him when he was regenerating after being shot? My theory is that different Timelords have different colored regenerations based off their personality, but I don’t know. Tell me what you think

@@alirezaomrani7650I always thought they had different types of regeneration depending on the damage suffered. Such as Old Age causing light, short regenerations (as the case with 1st, war, and 11th) which dont do any damage to the Tardis, and it only crashed on 12th after his regeneration because he didn’t even know how to really fly it. Maybe no energy would be spent with other types of slow deaths such as 3rd when he took in enough radiation to slowly kill his cells, but not enough to end him where he stood if he was human, 4th when he shattered all the bones in his body, and possibly suffered internal damage when he fell from a satellite dish, 5th when he died from poison that was slowly killing him from the inside, 7th when he was shot, put on knockout gas, and had to regenerate later than usual, and 9th when he regenerated from absorbing the time vortex, which acted like radiation damage. (the tardis only crashed that time because yet again, post regenerated time lords shouldn’t be trusted behind the wheel.) Whereas other regenerations which are more explosive need more energy to repair them, like taking in more radiation than possible with the 6th, 10th, and possibly 12th, getting forced to regenerate as is the case with 8th and 13th,

10s Regeneration could also have been so violent because of how long he held it back.

@@fivestarguy100 Or because that was when the -Stackyard- Valeyard was created?

same for 12 @@fivestarguy100

*seamless

Colin sounding older is no problem at all because we don't know how long after Trial of a Time Lord that this took place. Technically, the Doctor hadn't had his first meeting with Mel so if we assume that the Mel in TOATL left him at some point and then her younger self encountered him for the first time later, he could have been around for years, maybe even centuries considering how long the Doctor can live in a single incarnation.

it set the precedent for every Doctor after him. He essentially became the valeyard from 7-12. 13 was essentially a reboot.

@Lou Gagliardi I like that theory... not because I agree with it but because it pisses off Jodie haters. nWho Doctors are far too morally upstanding to do dark properly. Someone... somewhere (probably RTD) mistook the Doctor for Batman and made no guns and not killing an actual rule when the Doctor isn't supposed to have rules she's a freaking petty criminal turned adventurer from a planet of literal ivory tower scientists. The McCoy Doctor on the other hand, would happily sell his companion to an Androgum if it fitted his plans. He may not have the highest bodycount of the Doctors (that's Tom "Casual Genocide" Baker) but he's probably the most flexible in morality.

Ayyy I like ur vids sir ;)

Hay Quinton! Nice to see you around

That link doesn't take me anywhere?

JayDeeJay EssHaitch Fixed. It should work now.

I am the Doctor I have always been the Doctor there is no other Lol

How have I never seen this before!

Compositing

@@tomnewton4320 Sorry, forgot the I. Should have gone back to spell check 🙄

Yes the weeding and the vegetable garden are great too.

me too

Imagine all the big finish stories remade with this kind of editing....Im paying with you

It would be a case of "shut up and have my money"

My dream is a whole new series of big finish adapted like that

He wasn’t Patrick McGoohan but there’s no one I’d rather have had for Doctor number 6.

The Monk almost returned for Twelfth Doctor story...

There's such a large plethora of other characters that could be drawn upon from the entire series but it always seems to be Daleks or Cybermen, they should be rested for a bit and use other enemies. Don't get me wrong I like those enemies but with such a diverse range to pick from why not change it up a bit. It would also give a way to introduce old and known baddies to a new audience who perhaps didn't know about them. This is why the show needs writers who truly understand it and it's history. (Granted just my opinion)

I'm pretty sure the Valeyard dies in "The last adventure"

mrjekyll andhyde well he managed to come back in the eighth Doctor time war series so I don’t know

well technically it happened in 2015 on Big Finish but canonically yeah it happened in the sixth's doctor's final run , a brilliant exit that Colin Baker's doctor always deserved

Nah.