"It was raining when we met." "It's the same rain." I have no idea why, but that exchange always gets to me.

To me the best part of how this episode was put together is that there is a reason why the Weeping Angels don't move at particular times. It's because while the CHARACTERS aren't looking, we the audience ARE. They only ever move when both the characters AND the audience can't see them.

I am wondering if Cathy's daughter she named Sally grows up to be the Sally that Shipton marries in the 70's

Fun Fact: The actor who played young Billy had to redub his entire performance because the actor they hired to play the older version of him had an accent. It's a perfect redub performance, and that ain't easy.

I always adored the fact that the Grandson keeps his promise after 20 years, he kept his promise.

Carey Mulligan is fantastic in this episode. She's an academy award nominated actress now but back then she was basically unknown. She has to come in as a totally new character and carry the episode and keep the viewer into it and she knocks it out of the park.

"Get out of there, I want you to have a cute relationship with her!" Is how we all felt, and shows how less than two minutes of chemistry can control us viewers.

Imagine being the person at the BBC who's job it is to put away the angels at the end of the night ... and turn the lights off ;)

Wait, we get Paula asking if this is the episode where 'Wibbly Wobbly' comes from, but we don't get to see her reaction to it =(

I am so glad that someone finally talked about the Director. Hettie McDonald Everyone else gets credit all the time for this episode, but man does she bring it.....

If you think the episode is creepy watch the Doctor Who Confidential for it. They're not statues.

My favourite story about this was from a Who fan from the Netherlands. A lot of people there tend to be fairly fluent in English, and this was when video calls were just getting _somewhat_ more common. Also, Doctor Who wasn't all that popular or well-known at the time. So that Who fan had the "easter egg" video of the Doctor on their laptop and went to a public park with lots of people. Sat down and had the exact "conversation" as Sally in the episode. They apparently got a _lot_ of looks from people around them 🤣

2:46 - Is it just me or does the grandson *really* look like he could play Daniel Craig's son / younger self etc?

Interesting fact, young Billy had to redo his lines because old Billy couldn’t do an English accent and there was no reason he would suddenly develop a Jamaican accent.

This is the episode I always look forward to the most when watching someone react to Doctor Who and you ladies did not disappoint! I'm pretty sure it's still one of the most popular episodes ever and it's cool that Paula was able to come into it completely blind. Great stuff!

Golly, I've seen statues just like that near me... The day I see one covering it's eyes is the day I can say 200 meters in 10 seconds.

First time I watched this I was 5 and we were in London on holiday and I made the mistake of turning my back on the living statue guy

This is one of the best if not the best Doctor less episodes ever. And immediatly an entire new villian that works extremly well as a horror character. They are maybe the best invention of either Moffat or Davis. The theory behind the weeping angels is very appealing btw. Without spoiling it but i think Anna knows what i mean :p

“I have until the rain stops.”

A wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey episode. Loved Paula's reaction to the angels. My favorite Who villains. Great reaction from my favorite Gallifrey girls. 💚👍👍

2:10 The Doctor my not have been around, but Sally did get to see at least one sonic screwdriver 😂

Has to be one of the best eps ever, top 5

That look when she sees old Billy... Man takes me back to the feels...

Not all statues, but any statue.

This is the power of the cutting room.

What a great stand alone episode , among the best ever even though the doctor hardly features . Great cast , super acting and writing .

The most genius episode. The idea, the writing, the acting and the feeling are just perfect.

Obviously, this is the best episode ever and that's why we recommend this episode a lot. :)

Nice! Blink is definitely one of my favorite episodes. Greetings from Germany!

Can't believe I couldn't remember which episode this was going to be off the top of my head, it's one of the best.

This was the episode that came up on my recommendations that made me come to this channel and watch all of these. I LOVE Blink. My ex took a Christmas tree topper angel and changed it into a Weeping Angel tree topper. It was perfect.

Watching Paula slowly piece together how the Angels are working at the start of the episode is amazing. Great reaction as always and interesting to find out about the director of this episode. I never knew about Hettie McDonald and I've watched this show and this episode in particular countless times. Never really thought about it as I always just went to "Moffat" or "Davies" in my head.

This is the reason why am wary of statues special the angel design one. they gives me the shivers when am around them.

11:45 pm at my time zone.... love your vids... greetings from mexico

This is not only the best episode of Series 3 for me, this is one of the best New Who episodes and just one of the best episodes of TV ever made IN MY OPINION. The mystery, the suspense, the music, the twists, The monster's absolutely genius concept and so much else around this episode. Especially the tragedies that have to play out because Kathy and Billy are relegated to another time completely because they happened to know Sally. I also love the ingenious concept of how the camera is used because even in scenes where Sally can't see them, the audience can which is why they only move in the dark. (Hope a future episodes doesn't fuck it up.) It's just a masterful piece of original, genius storytelling. Fleshed out a bit, it could be a movie in and of itself. And it's then a film I would use to introduce people to the Doctor Who universe.

I am laughing my butt off at your reaction to the end.

'Sadness is happiness for deep people.'

Whosday! Can't Wait FOR THIS ONE!!!!

don’t blink and don’t look away

My fav episode,

Paula remember. DONT BLINK! DONT EVEN BLINK! BLINK AND YOURE DEAD

I remember seeing this when it first came out. The teaser with the "Blink and you're dead" bit. Then the episode itself was incredible. I don't know how many times I watched it. Then on the DVD it actually had the easter egg of Tennant's side of the speech which you could talk to in real time. This episode was before Carey Mulligan was in anything else but you could tell she was going to be big. She gives such an amazing performance.

Paula, your reactions are to die for. Especially loved your delayed reaction after "Sally Shipton"... So I gotta know, what are your favorite eps so far?

One of my favorite episodes.

really good episode this one....and carey mulligan.......soooo pretty

Home now...yayyyyy!!!! Super excited to watch!!!

It's a real shame Sally didn't become the Doctor's companion at some point.

The one we've been waiting to see you react to since you hit Season Three! Definitely one of the best episodes in the history of Who.

Imagine weeping angels in real life **hard-core staring**

Here we go!

Ohh, here we go. This is gonna be a fun run of episodes

Ah the Freaking Horror-Thriller-Episode. The true Alien Rock Monster! The time-sucking Angles..

Doctor Who was so good with David Tennant.

Cant wait for the next episode reaction!

I feel this was Doctor Who's best common-object terror since the Nestene mannequins were introduced with the 3rd Doctor back in 1970.

After I watched this episode, I've always looked at statues differently...perfect instilled fear for no reason at all haha.

LOVED your Reactions girls, You won't believe this, but, I was coming down my stairs once and Blinked. I tripped over my shoe lace and crashed down the stairs. I haven't Blinked since then. I might have made that up.

Oh sh**, Sally had a picture of a Weeping Angel and she put it in the dossier she gave to the Doctor. I wonder if it's still in the TARDIS, waiting for the right moment. Or maybe the Doctor got rid of it... 🤔

Every time I see a statue I think of this episode and I actually don’t want to blink this episode destroyed me 😆

Oh wow you two in the same room. Lol.

And that was Blink 😂

Yup... Good morning... it's 1:37am for me right now!

"It's the same rain"...so sad... "I have until the rain stops"...

Oh man... the Angels were so good as a concept in this episode. I personally feel they started using them too much, but I guess that was bound to happen. But they made the non-Who short story into anl episode of Doctor Who, and it's one of the best ones, imo.

Watching at 11:35 at night... Good morning!

Finally, the best episode of the Russell T. Davies era.

Hey Katrina, I hope that when you two wrap up the final three episodes of Series 3, you show Paula "Time Crash" (which is the Red Nose Day special that was done by Tennant and that 'special' guest star) just before starting Series 4.

I am at work and have to wait another 3 hours before I can watch this reaction! 😢😢😢

Great reaction to a great episode. Paula will never look at statues the same way again....and no blinking, ever! And we never find out what they are doing with the bows and arrows. That really bugs me!

Wondering if you were thinking of doing Good Omens ?

8pm and im soo ready.

For me it was the Captain America thing about the past - "They boiled everything. Polio...."

They did a Doctor-lite episode last season - "Love and Monsters" - for the same reason. Much better outcome this time.

Apparently Steven Moffat has one of the weeping angel statues in his garden at home.

Just going to include a photo of the angel in the packet I send the doctor. What could go wrong?

your episode for 3x09 is blocked... do you have another link to it? love your reactions

In case of Weeping Angels, break out the jackhammer.

I love this episode,' it always makes me cry.

Or though Blink is not my favourite episode, the Weeping Angels are without doubt one of the best new series villains in Doctor Who.

I remember being insanely jealous of that guy at the end. 😍

PAULA DENNING AND HER EARS HAVE TILL THE RAIN ENDS LOL.

Do you want to know why the statues in the ending are not moving when no one watches them?... YOU.. are watching them

YAAAAAS I AM READY!!!!

Wait, did you just make a reference before a reference? I would put this on a t-shirt too ;)

12:44 - *“Steven Moffat! I blame **_you!”_* Well. That might become a bit of a catchphrase, later on. 😁

They came from the pictures!!

This is my favourite ever Who episode!

DON'T BLINK!!!

Time is not only wibbley wobbley but also a bit jeremy bearimy.

It only just occured to me that the police guy married sally's friends daughter who named her Sally

Blink was the first episode of Doctor Who I ever saw...

9:36 chills run through my body

Introduced a friend of mine to this show by showing "Blink". Wierdly amazing, and yet so very little doctor.

"life is short and you are hot" do not try this if you're not as smooth as that dude, it makes me look highly creepy ;D

Statues are quite easy to avoid but those freakin shadows are like everywhere... -_-

I know I'm late to the party, but all of the Angels were performed by women wearing full-face masks. I'm not sure if they were professional models, or actors, but they received special training on how to remain perfectly still.

"The Doctor tricked them. They’re looking at each other. They’re never gonna move again." ...Until that light ever goes out.

BLINK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I just rewatched this episode and if my math is right Martha Jones dies at the age of 56. Assuming Martha is the same age as Freema Agyeman in 2007.

[Season 5 Spoilers] So, are we to assume that Larry was killed by another Angel in the future since he looked into its eyes?