You should look at Star Wars fans 😂

That sounds ridiculous. I don't mind the logo change on merch but not every time- it's pointless.

+Dark Especially, if you're Scottish according to Twelve when he first noticed his accent.

Chad Lofts why ish?

Adam ah.

@@codyw1 i mean... it has to change at some point, this is what makes the show so popular

@@tgabz think you've missed the fact that's it actually pretty divisive these days.

@@them1ghtyalex it's still a good show

@@them1ghtyalex always divise

@@hothemeep1219 exactly and with properties one example which would be star wars it's either the people who hate installments of star wars like the last Jedi calling it a dumpster fire or the people who love it saying the ones who dislike it are in the toxic negativity group

I disagree! Our opinions are different! Hate! (That's a joke :)

I agree , too many people consider their opinions as facts.

Ah, that explains why you didn't mention the god awful "Eternity Clock" game. The only recent DW game I can actually recall existing.

Matt was my doctor too 💛

dont make me cry, btw he really was the doctor

It's about the eyebrows

Matt was a great doctor.

+Osian Coleman I had the opposite reaction. When it was Eleven's turn, it was a very jarring experience for me. New Doctor, new writers, new 'atmosphere'. My love and adoration for Ten prevented me from immediately accepting Eleven for a very long time, but he did win me over eventually. (While still keeping Ten on a pedestal) When Twelve took the reins, I know my initial impression of him was positive. I felt that he brought back the gravitas that 'I thought' Eleven was lacking. But I only got as far as Series 9 when I felt that I needed to abandon the show. I had lost the person who got me into the show and was the only one I felt that I could talk to about the show. 5 years on, I started rewatching all of NewWho on 'Fish Fingers and Custard Day' and I just completed Series 10 only a few days ago. I feel like the distance has given me time to think and better understand my own feelings. Rewatching Eleven's adventures has helped me understand why he is so beloved and I definitely got more teary-eyed during his run more times than I can count. As for Twelve? Let's just say, I don't think any other of the Doctor's departures has broken me like Twelve's did. And after 14 years of keeping Ten on a pedestal, I think Twelve has earned his place as my favorite Doctor.

I mean only, if you count decades like 20s, 30s etc. The actual decade - if we count it properly, actually ended on 2010, which made a good summary of the Tennat's run. Decade passed - and so did Doctor (cause you should count years and decades like you count centuries or millenias - they pass only after the time passes and year ends. 2000 was still 20 century. If we would count it differently - newborns would be one years old from the start and the first decade of modern era would start at year -1).

David TENnant played the TENth Doctor and he left in 2010 (TwentyTEN)

And now the 13th Doctor is gonna leave in series 13. Quite fitting.

@Asa Fisher what? That’s been the NuWho pattern since 2006. Three seasons per one Doctor. It’s not outrageous to expect that to continue when that’s been the pattern for the last 14 years.

@Asa Fisher also known as The Troughton rule, Davison followed it AND it was used against Colin Baker upon his sacking from the Role. Capaldi and Smith also did three series so yes there is a precedent for it, although some think Capaldi was pushed rather than stepped down....

never forget!

What was the Afterparty?? or do I not want to know

its the latter

Isaac Whittaker-Dakin The look on Moffat’s face when they announced One Direction is PRICELESS.

Isaac Whittaker-Dakin that's like getting... (I don't actually know many boy bands) to celebrate the 50th Star Wars anniversary. Also, 2027, 50th anniversary of Star Wars.

SciFiBrony No mention of The Fiveish Doctors (reboot) either :(

lex mota Same! Finally someone who gets it

Na he got it right.

@@dbdb9334 What do you mean?

@@carealoo744 Was brilliant.

@@dbdb9334 ... Ok

I actually thought "Oh, brilliant" was the perfect way for the Doctor to acknowledge her gender change, whilst simultaneously not making a big deal of it.

Uh huh

Same tbh.

Didn't phase me either

Personally, I can't wait to be cremated!

sama haha

Oliver Rogers it’s a division and diversion tactic to distract the people from what’s really going on.

"Space" and "Time" were a bit sexist, I remember thiking that even without knowing there was any controversy around them. The other stuff is ludicrous.

Also Doctor Who : has strong females characters, non-white characters, LGBT characters and even a female Doctor since the end of 2017 Christmas special. Anti-SJWs : This show became woke and hates white men, RIP Doctor Who ! SJWs : In the New Year special the Dalek killed a gay man that's homophobic !

@@jujublue4426 the thing is doctor who has what's been a man so it's like randomly making James bond a woman, you can but you shouldn't

@@Bmboo_ Yes but there literally is no reason why the Doctor couldn't be a woman, you can't just say "it shouldn't happen", if people are going to criticise the female doctor I wish they'd at least have fair reasons for doing so, instead of just saying "Nope it just shouldn't happen".

@Jacob Wood ok boomer

I would argue it's the worst decade for Who. Moffat's convoluted story telling and Chibnalls complete ineptitude have made it a really bad decade.

@Jacob Wood I don't know, RTDs four seasons were really good. It's hard to argue against the early Baker run but I certainly wouldn't say the RTD era doesn't come close. It does have some of the best episodes, best world building and honestly, superior character development to the Baker era. I will always love the Baker era and Sarah Jane, Harry and Leela are all fantastic yet it's had to say their characters developed much. Personally, I would say it's a toss up. They're both excellent for differing reasons.

@@tgabz I hate that meme. Now everyone think that millenials and zoomers can't give real arguments so they only answer " Ok boomer" when they don't agree with others.

@@jujublue4426 not going to argue, people who are stuck in the past won't change their opinions, no matter how many arguments you bring to the conversation, i'm not wasting my time

I'm afraid the stupid controversies and political wars won't end as long as Jodie Whittaker is the Doctor

I am afraid that as long as Auntie BBC promotes adult 'issues' in what's supposed to be a children's entertainment shew, then we old crusties who think that old fashioned morality tales of goodies and baddies are more important than the sex, gender or confused state of actually made up characters then there will never be harmony among true devotees. No matter what your series...

I'm not in a family of whovians so I don't have the occasion to watch Doctor Who on Christmas eve

What did they say?

drd444 he was no one favourite doctor and fans were glad to be rid of him

Matthew Duncan thats not true at all he’s a lot of ppls favourite

@Rising Horizon Gaming maybe so unless the BBC changes the entire production team for Doctor Who (in which I doubt at this stage)

What K-9 movie? That'll never happen! haha Timequake is an idea, not a reality, it'll never happen haha

Josh Snares not with that attitude young man! Also you started watching in 2009? Weak, my first episode was Dalek back in good old 2005, I was only 4.

​@@DanTheMan2150AD At least he got a mention, not just in the video but also in the comments. Just goes to show that he's an integral part of fandom to many.

Same tbh

The graphic is brilliant!

@@JoshSnares Glad you like it. I've been thinking of updating it, but just not had the time.

Also, really good content on your channel. I'm now a subscriber!

Shada is one feature length production, as stated in the videos, and by the creators of the production. They had no intention for it to be 6 parts anymore. Feel free to interpret it however you like, but that is the official number :)

@@JoshSnares I mean, It's 6 parts on the DVD. While I don't doubt what you say: 1. To each his own, I would still personally count it as 6. 2. I can't find where it was said that It's intended as one movie and not 6 episodes.

hate to be that bitch, but check your DVD again, it's only presented as a feature length. The memory cheats haha Charles Norton goes into detail into why it's a feature not episodic here: gallifreybase.com/gb/threads/shada-animation-part-3.254017/page-3#post-11699257 "No it wasn't our brief. You might have wanted it to be, but that wasn't what we were trying to do at all... by the time 'Shada' finally reached post-production in 2017, that director was me and it was my final cut that you got... it's final finished form is as a 137 minute feature length drama."

It was delayed!