Joshua Lynch I think the original thought was that modern is 40 minutes while classic was 20. And idk if you’ve noticed but Joe has been writing the other trailers for other weeks.

Modern is 40 minutes with 13 episodes per season for 10 seasons. Classic is 20 minutes with 25-40 episodes per season for 18 seasons. Dan, Spencer, Joe, and Lon all have other work to do besides this. I’m not gonna even try to debate who does more work at Screen Junkies. Besides, I was only messing with them. Didn’t think it was that serious a statement.

Joshua Lynch - Every statement said about Who is a serious statement.

Hey Joshua Lynch! I wasn't fighting you, I was pointing out something nicely, but now it is a FULL ON FEUD!! 😡😡😂😂😂 Thanks for re-writing my comment about the time of the episodes DUDE!!!!!🤬 😂😂 "Well actually" I was telling you what they said during the classics commentary, that they thought it was evenly distributed during the initial part, then they realized that it was more!!!! I AM RESPECTFULLY COMMENTING AND MAKING SATIRE OF HOW PEOPLE THINK EVERYTHING IS A FIGHT!!!!!! 😅

Cool. I’ve never been in a feud before

Me too!

“Yeeeeeaaa”

O YES!

Just wait 'till series 11 and 12 the spacial justice warrior warrior dial gets turned up to 100

Make that first word "Spatial", and I'm in! =:o}

I am deeply ashamed to say that I didn't realize this until reading your comment, but you're absolutely and unequivocally right.

There will never be enough Wilfred.

You were clicking no matter what, so it's ok. :)

Mostly accurate. Few inconsistencies like the Tardis being powered by the time vortex.

It also promised Joe.

Paradox.

Fezzes are cool.

The question should be...why isn't Joe on EVERY thumbnail.

Joe regenerated into Riley offscreen .

How is Joe? Where is Joe? Who is Joe?

What is a Joe? When is a Joe? Whose is Joe?

Whenever Joe isn't on screen the other characters should be asking "Where's Joe?"

even reverse the polarity of the neutron flow?

Every episode of The Simpsons next XD

Futurama maybe?

Or go into radio series with The Archers, which has had over 18,700 episodes over 68 years. An everyday story of country folk

How about we give them a break from TV shows for a while?

He was obliterated in the the last Avenger's trailer.

This is a TV trailer though.

Sorry, Thanos snapped him out of existence in the trailer for Infinity War. He was dusted with Scarlet Witch. Hopefully, he will come back when she does.

Natala - And 8's adventures were made canon during the 50th anniversary episodes. :-)

omg 😂

We are ScreenPuppies now.

@@fandomentertainment covering up for the fact you turned joe into a dog on accident eh

+ScreenJunkies News Prove It and have that dog fight on Movie fights!

I don't understand the question?

I feel like Riley is saying my thoughts as I think them! Good job everyone!

The "The Doctor's name is a paradox" is wrong, though. The line/explanation is the the human word/idea of Doctor came from him. That doesn't clash with him choosing or even creating the word....and us old earthlings taking it up from there. Hmph.

DAMMIT! You just had to write that down, didn't you? Now you had me choking up again just from reading it! Actually, on second thought: thanks for that. I have too little genuine emotion in my life, frankly, so that's well-needed jolt to the heart there.

Never be cruel, never be cowardly!

But here, more importantly, a British institution.

First thing I did when I heard that was scroll down to see if someone had corrected that. That and Fathers Day wasn't a Bootstrap Paradox it was a Hitler Paradox - using time travel to erase the reason for the time travel.

and someone more expert than the self appointed celebrity experts who appear on the local DW "aftershow jawfest".

...on being mentally ill.

That wasn't Jonathan Pryce, that was Julian Glover (King Richard and some other roles in DW / Grandmaester Pycelle in GoT / voice of Aragog in HP)

They used Jonathan Pryce's face instead of Jim Broadbent's for the Harry Potter and Game of Thrones division.

Oh my bad you're right. Thought the original comment was saying they missed Broadbent completely.

I absolutely agree!! I don't understand why no one told JD to pause it....Maybe they thought JD would pause when they started talking? But then they just kept doing it and Spencer was the only one who would say "pause."

Surely there's a way to rig a pause button on the desk.

JTE

Yeah they gotta get better at utilizing the "pause" function

I'm not alone. Thank goodness.

Jeffrey Nunya Yes.

I knew someone would ding me on this. Yes, both have been named on the show as the power source, amongst other things as well. These kinds of conversations move fast so it's hard to pull all those details before the convo moves on. Like we said, the show loves to contradict itself.

@@RileyJSilverman Journey To The Center Of The TARDIS proved that it is in fact powered by the Eye of Harmony.

@@shauntempley9757 "proved" -- until the show changes its mind or forgets.

Yeah, and there's also the Invasion of Time episodes in Tom Baker's run where the Sontarans invade Gallifrey and they chase the Doctor and his companions through the TARDIS, which I forgot to mention on the show before we moved on.

That's my new doggo! His name is Taco.

@@lonnieharris He's adorable

Agreed. I know it's not unusual for them to do it, but this time was ridiculous! I had to go back 3 times to try and hear stuff (unsuccessfully).

it's too bad they didn't have the guy that actually watched the Tennant episodes on here.

Lon is "the crew", he co-wrote the thing

How's Rhys doing?

f

Definitely, she learned to eventually love Rory.

Ehhh....I see what they were trying to do with Amy. The Doctor was her best friend/celebrity crush rolled into one but Rory was the one she seriously loved. I just don't think they nailed the execution. Martha gets more hate than she deserves, she just has a less pronounced arc than, say Donna. And while if love for them to conquer Supernatural, it would be too much, there's just too many episodes and not enough consequences.

I could write entire essays about why the idea that Amy didn't love Rory is completely wrong, but I'm a bit tired so instead I'll just point you in the right direction. Essentially, Moffat likes to write about Mental Issues and topics related to Mental Health. Look up Fixation on Google, and then realize *a)* the hellhole that was young Amelia's life *b)* how the Doctor was her only hope of escaping that and finally *c)* how holding on to his existence with all her mental might when the entire world was telling her that her one lifeline wasn't real was her only way of surviving for 10-12 long years with her brain at least largely intact (or possibly even surviving at all) and you'll likely start to see where Amy's sexual "attraction" to the Doctor came from. It also explains why she ran away on her wedding night, and how she responds when she might lose people she love, by the way: Amy can handle most things, but she has an extreme fear, almost a phobia really, of abandonment, and that in turn is her greatest Character flaw, with her entire Character Arc revolving around finally being able to commit to the person she loves most in all the world, namely Rory.

Save... Martha!

It's something that I'm in two minds about. Classic Doctor, he never fell for a companion (except maybe Romana), and you can understand why for the reasons stated in the video. Romana was his equal, even his superior, so you could see it with her. You could see why companions WOULD fall for him, but they didn't play with that that much (not that I remember anyway). New Who seems obsessed with the romantic side, except for maybe Donna, who made a refreshing change. I welcomed Peter Capaldi as I hoped it would put that to one side for a while. The Doctor always seemed more like a grandfather to me, with his elongated lifespan, and the felt like the relationship he had with the majority of his companions.

nerd1984 - Tbf, the first chunk of 11's tenure was veerry shaky about her and Rory.