Four minutes? That’s ages. What if I get bored or need a television, couple of boos. Anyone for chess? Bring me knitting!

This Doctor (the Eighth) also said in his book series, "everything is magic until you know how it is done" I took my avatar name from one of his troublesome companions he nicknamed 'compassion'. She didn't have any, and would just as soon kill you as say "good day". She eventually turned into the first living, breathing TARDIS, Type 102 sentient...and the Doctor and then companion Fitz rode around inside of her for several books of adventure. Lawrence Miles did a wonderful job inventing her, and many other authors took the story forward

@@jennycampbell8424 paul is an amazing Doctor.... I think as well Sylvestor was great in thst movie, he said later that perhaps more people should have gone straight into him. I disagree, they gave a decent regenerration story, and as he got to say he did not have to wear the shit clothes JNT inflicted on him and Colin. Big finish gave Paul a brilload of stories. The his 10 min special on 50th anniversary and them himself Sllvester, Peter, Colin and 2 Davids Docs! 1st and 14!!!!!!! Trying to keep ears and eyes for next year. Russel T hope he wipes the floor with it. And I am gonna say it but I adored Jodies Doctor very Tom in a hurry alll the time, Patrick troughton whit. I just gonna miss her SO much and I dont care who knows it 1st series was just much fun! And I have missed that a lot. Just some fun for once

The brigadier is just one big mood

It's a shame he retired before UNIT had to deal with the Stingrays.

Best line ever

That's a modern quote

@@gferrol118 He meant classic as saying its a classic line. Not from "Classic" Doctor Who.

MaccamatBux1674 I know. I was just making a joke :P

@@gferrol118 My apologies.

Look at this! Nice people, saying nice things! You don't see that very often, in the real world, anymore.

Personly, I like "I'm nothing without an audience" while he glances at the camera (same Doctor, same episode)

It should be "A pear a day keeps the doctor away"

I just love the way his face falls.

@@miaella5013 о даааа "A yogurt a day" "An apple a day" "A bowl of bean soup a day" Что там Мэтт Смит ещё выкинул?

*DONT GIVE THE DALEKS IDEAS*

Hey that's my line!

now that's a good meta joke

Jamie's expression during that scene is perfect, a bit of joy and a bit of "oh shit we're gonna die". Stellar acting from both of them.

That absolutely killed me

That part killed me

What episode?

The way he went from relief to horror in the span of a few seconds killed me

Yes, that was one of Bill's best.

TBH the helmet shown was not a period accurate Viking helmet. God I hate myself for saying that

@@theanarchistocelot1620 no shit

@@theanarchistocelot1620 Really show the knowledge of the Viking Era at the time of filming.

Nordic Hope Yeah it’s amazing how far we’ve come

lil ninja penguin hahaha😂

Sinapus You’ve got to love a companion who’s always ready for a little demolition work on a moment’s notice! I dimly recall that she said something about blowing up her college’s art building as an act of artistic expression...

Should bring back ace for an episode

Paul Kerry When I heard the series was being reborn I hoped they’d ask her to be Rose’s mom. If they do have Ace back for an episode, I’d hope they show that she’s had some of her *own* adventures without the Doctor. She hitched a ride to that frozen world, Svartos. I can’t imagine she’d stay put after learning how the Doctor and other travelers roam the cosmos.

@@Alligator81 I'm pretty sure that she has had her own adventures, there are a couple of Big Finish stories about this, if I'm not mistaken.

The Ultimate all women time-traveling ass-kicking team. Missy, Ashildr, Ace, Clara and Rose.

So _that's_ what Capaldi was referencing! In Twice Upon a Time!

That is a chair with a Panda on it! Sheer poetry, my boy!

Hmm hmm hmm hm

Same vibe as 11 with his jammy dodger and the darleks

@@lauricoonagoon2212 Dalek

I mean.....a man could choke on it lol

“Kill him then.” “………I don’t take orders from anyone!”

What about: Revenge of the Cybermen: Doctor: Did you make the rocks fall, Harry? Harry: Yes, I suppose I must've done- Doctor: [manic chuckling] Doctor: *HARRY SULLIVAN IS AN IMBECILE!!!* ?

Considering the Doctor is immortal, has perfect memory, and has a time machine he probably has a todo list long enough to fill and large library the he intends to get around to but hasn't had a chance in the past few thousand years.

*ahem* Amelia pond *ahem*

And they say the Doctor doesn't have ADHD

Wish I knew where you got all the footage. Pluto t.v's library is horribly incomplete. In regards to the first 3 Doctors.

Me too!

11th had the same attitude as well. Amy: You told me you had a time machine... Doctor: And you believed me! Amy: ...then I grew up. Doctor: Oh, god! You never wanna do that! then again: Doctor: You wanted to come 14 years ago. Amy: I grew up. Doctor: Don't worry. I'll soon fix that.

Tom Baker said that quote about maturity, didn’t he?

@@Alligator81 yes

That is SO me! Keep a hold of the child in you!

Yeah, I would have left that one out...

The guy in the middle there looks like Josh Hutcherson

That was the point the Companion was bugging him for a tour of the Tardis So Hartnell was being snarky

Hmmm yes the scanner is made of scanner

I'd love to know if that was in the script

Not the first time he stole clothes from a hospital. Three, Eight, and Eleven all did it.

Isn't that outfit kinda similar to 12's?

@@AzureKyle Yeah. I think that was deliberate though. Evoking Pertwee.

Austin Wood Or in the movie! The Doctor does have a habit of “borrowing” clothes from hospitals

But it was. When he came back for Amy at the end of "The Eleventh Hour", she pointed it out and he replied that he'd just saved the world for about the millionth time at no charge so yes, he kept the clothes. Including the bow tie.

"There are worlds out there where the sky is burning, and the sea's asleep, and the rivers dream. People made of smoke and cities made of song. Somewhere there's danger. Somewhere there's injustice. Somewhere else, the tea's getting cold. Come on Ace. We've got work to do." - Seventh Doctor (Survival)

Funny thing that 10th said to Donna she wasn't important. I guess the Doctor learned his lesson.

@@meurer13daniel Because she turned out to be the most important woman in the universe. 10 said so himself at the end of Journey's End

@@joelmole3157 Yes, I know, That's my point

I love Sixth Doctor's quote in TOATL Mysterious Planet.

Thanks! I'm working on a longer montage of just that.

Brilliant! Thank you in advacne.

What came of it? Is it somewhere to be found? :D

Still working on it. Almost done. I'm not sure if I want to add music in the background. I think it works a little better with music, but some might find it distracting.

Alright. Do what you think is best. Looking foward to it :D

Where was that from?

@@reubenmanzo2054 City of Death, I think. The one where the Doc and Romana face off against a wealthy and immortal art thief or something.

​@@christopherwall2121Jagaroth of Scaroth

@@indiajohnson Or Scaroth, the last of the Jagaroth, even. 😉

Also "I keep telling the truth. Why is it nobody believes me?"

When I watched that film I thought holy shit David tennant

I knew that he was familiar Surprised that I didn’t recognize by that scene lol

I love this!!

Oh is he foreshadowing what his War incarnation will do to Gallifrey?💀

marjipooh “And then what happens?” “I eat the celery!”

"You're soaking my shirt"

l love that quote.

I heard it just as I read this. 😃

Doctor Who

Cobalt Rat you’ve all had this exact same nightmare

Of course, the real question is where did I get the cup of tea. Answer? I'm the Doctor, just except it.

rachi buy the time meddler

LET’S JUST AGREE THAT IT’S AMAZING AND SHALL BE FOREVER TREASURED

Cuss? Oh your American. That doesnt exist out here us brits can say what ever we want.

Young but Retro your response has made me realize I said moronic things as a 16 year old and also how long it’s been since I actually watched an episode of doctor who. Wow 😂

@@youngbutretro4228 must be nice, we have to deal with censorship and being looked down on for saying no-no words

@@youngbutretro4228 I have always wondered why the Doctor swore like a sailor. 🙄

Series 11 and 12 of NuWho

Yup

EconGeekProductions OMG so true

Ditto.

@@TerryTheNewsGirl he is fun!

You're gosh darn right. I'm the best!

5s sass is everything

@@tristansteinbomer3256 "Let me in!" "Sorry. Seems to be locked". :D

MrDachshund99 breath*

MrDachshund99 Expecting someone else?

Patrick Troughton is a clown and I love it

CodeAndGin Quite the clown, that one. Even One agreed! (when talking about Three and Two)“So you’re my replacements? A dandy and a clown?”

Doctor who Productions As much as I love the 5th doctor, I think he would be too similar to the 10th.

Hippie Whovian the 10th is married to his daughter afterall

Honestly, of all the Classic Series Doctors, 4, 5, and 7 would best mesh in with the New Series. Four because he virtually laid the groundwork for every later portrayal of the Doctor by longevity alone, Five because of his influence on Ten's portrayal, and Seven for the simple fact that his serials were closest in writing and presentation style to that of the New Series, particularly from "Remembrance of the Daleks" onwards.

@@Fitzroyfallz Spoken as someone whose only experience of the Fifth Doctor was Time Crash.

zufgh Haha, I actually grew up on the 5th doctor! We all have different opinions and that's okay. (:

“o h s h i t”- Fivey

Especially that particular Doctor.

To be fair, it wasn't said in character.

@@inkmaster5480 True, true

What episode was that ??

I don't.

I do

@@Trev359 me too, that was quite clever!

Thanks for the laugh. 😂

That is one of my standard responses.

This should've made it to the final edit of the episode.

ikr

My feelings exactly.

I like the second, third and fourth doctors

it's a cool quote, but I've always had a problem with it. how can the doctor be 903 years old in voyage of the damned when he was 900 years old when he regenerated into the sixth doctor? even if the war doctor era is not counted, how can the entire 6, 7, 8 9, and early 10th doctor eras have all occurred in three years? unless i'm missing something, I don't think RTD got the doctor's age correct.

He's a time traveller; probably HE doesn't know how old he is

I wish that would work, but to act like he wouldn't know his age was that off when he stated it before, and many years have past, that's too much not being accurate. also in the past, whenever the doctor didn't know his age perfectly, the writers always made sure to have someone correct it for him so that the audience knew the correct age. for example, in The Ribos Operation, when the doctor mentioned his age, romana reminded him of his true age and how he was off by a couple of years. if ur gonna state an incorrect age, for the sake of the audience knowing the truth, you have to have to have the true age presented elsewhere somewhere, or else that false data u gave off will appear as truth. as writers, we're taught that if u give a lie/error and never let the audience know that it is a lie eventually is bad writing, bc now that audience will think it is fact and will state it as such. also in between the fourth doctor and the sixth doctor, he had aged over 100 years, and that was where there was only 1 incarnation in between them. again how would he think three years have only gone by with four doctors in between him and the sixth doctor? and this is confirmed fact, bc when he states that he's 900 years old in the trial of a timelord, none of the timelords correct him the way that romana has to-- so six was accurate, even when he was suffering from post-regeneration shock. ten is not suffering from that. also yes, time does work differently in the tardis, but he is aware of the time relativity, and always has been. therefore, for ten to state his age as fact, when ur excuse of 'he probably doesn't know his age', doesn't really work, bc whenever u present such a solid statement like ur age, and its wrong, then u allow it to appear as fact and don't bring anything forward to show the truth of it, then it becomes truth to everyone who watches it, and it's not in fact that at all. bc ten says he's 903 yrs old, unless someone watches classic who, they will believe that he is. when RTD was just not correct, or presented an intentional error in the wrong way. also, when it comes to important continuity, like the doctor's age, its good to know if the doctor is accurate or not in the grand scheme of things, or u can fudge what happens along his timeline and where. these are just my findings based on all the doctor who that I've seen. if u have any evidence telling me that he really is 903 in voyage of the damned, then i shall be happy to agree with u. in truth, it seemed like the doctor's age didn't start becoming more sensible again until the moffat era, when he was around a thousand years old in series 6, around 1200 years old in series 7 and then eventually he admitted that he couldn't remember his age by day of the doctor. if u lose track of ur age, fine, but it has to be admitted eventually. I respect ur thought, but I can't agree with it. if he's wrong about his age when he's ten, then it must be indicated that he is off, or the error comes across as if the writers didn't research things properly. peace :)

When asked why the Doctor moved the TARDIS he states " I'm 2000 years old I don't like stairs"

@@philadelphiawhovian5641 nope he didnt! 10th is closer to 1500 years old

Yeah it sounds like him

Moffat swiped that line from "Curse of Fatal Death", the Red Nose Day episode he'd done a few years before.