Yeah

Yeah he’s the best doctor

True and Peter Capaldi with his guitar and sunglasses and everything looks like the coolest grandfather ever

And the uncle who if he discovers you’re getting bullied is gonna put that bully through hell.

I wished and still wish he was mine i would rum away with him all the time

Me too.

No I'm sorry, I'm on the side of general public in that Sylvester was awful, he's too goofy, ok yeah Tennant and Smith were goofy but they could balance it, Seven only become a manipulative machiavellian, in the last season (which was ultimately a better portrayal of him) was a last ditch effort to keep the creditability of the show

Have a listen to the audio drama 'bang-bang-a-boom', where at the end he actually wins the international song competition by technically gate crashing and just playing the spoons for several minutes.

Best damn spoon player in the galaxy for a reason

7:30 And sing.

Let's not forget that Rocket Launcher, either. "I aimed for the eye piece". One heck of an ass-kicking teenager.

Kyle Whitehead 'OY! WHO YOU CALLING SMALL?' XD ACE, EVERYBODY! Companions have JUST gotten AWESOME! :D

Kyle Whitehead lol

This was before they upgraded to more durable metal for the Time War, a hard enough push would break their casing if they stumbled down a bumpy surface

😄👍 She's a tough chick with a bat! I bet she can destroy the weeping angels!😁

+Rhys Benjamin Even if corny, it was still very memorable. I loved McCoy's Doctor - he is definitely underrated by those who ONLY see season 24! He definitely got a lot better in season 25 and season 26. It's such a shame that they cancelled it.

101PiGuy 314 Once Ace entered the TARDIS, he got a lot better

It is what you would call a classic-classic. Have seen it many times but only just received my special edition DvD. Can get it quite cheap these days.

I really like it, but the setting is very confused. They say it's 1963 (cos 25th anniversary etc.) but literally everything in the episode screams 80s. Also, the stupid schoolgirl and her moronic theme tune are not so much creepy as just annoying. Other than that it's a really great story

@@thesurgeon6473 It's supposed to be the area the first doctor dottered around at in the 1960s when the series first started, this whole episode was basically paying homage to the 1960s episodes and even kind of showing the origin mythos of U.N.I.T. with it's precursor the Intrusion Counter-Measures Group.

Yes, he did a nice job as the Doctor.

Frank Cabanski He's actually my fav.

Russell Tietjen he was my first Doctor and was surprised I liked it after I saw him (he said in 2015)

My first and only Doctor. Can't blame Sylvester himself for the shoddy writing. Despite it, his Doctor was a very enjoyable coin flip that had excellent chemistry with Ace/Sophie and definitely felt 'alien' (which it should) - charming and affable, even entertaining and amusing at times, then flip the coin and he's berating Ace or being overly protective like a father-figure, never letting anyone in on his grand schemes, plotting the demise of his foes well in advance, mentally manipulating opponents at gun-point or even coaxing Daleks into suicide. His incarnation actively sought out dangers, never just randomly stumbling into trouble. In short, no matter what you think of his actual episodes, he himself was a brilliant incarnation - and McCoy himself is a charming human being who deserved far less criticism than he got for taking a job in a dying show and making the best he could with it.

Agreed, and frankly so did Colin Baker.

I mean, the televised stories he got still blow Moffat's garbage out of the water.

We saw chessmaster with Tennant at least twice.

Would hire him to sing at my wedding

@@GreenThunder1987 I would as well.

Clemson Magic its all because of Michael grade

...and some ware the tea is giting cold

@@jetliveera9420 and what happened to Michael Grade in the end? A life peerage as a Conservative.

Personally I'd say 5th was the cutest, he's such a sweetie x

Funnier considering that he knows she always lied about that. "You don't happen to have any on you, do you?" "No, I'm a good girl. I do what I'm told." _"Blow up that vehicle."_

We've GOT to have... Money...

Moneyyyy…

I think it was. DOCTOR WHO EXISTS IN DOCTOR WHO!?! DOCTORWHOSEPTION is NOT a word!

+DrWho41 I believe that "Doctor Who inside of Doctor Who (Doctorwhoseption) statement considering the fact that the TARDIS once materialized inside itself (TARDISseption) XD

Yes yes it was

It was a meta reference.

Oh my god, a comment I made in 2016? Wow Hello old account x3

Yeah, I understand that, but it still bothers me.

As Fellinux said, the canon closure for Ace's story is that she went on to Gallifrey to study. However, in the comics....well... Ace dies in explosion. Pretty lame ending for a character if you ask me.

+Fellinux not too sure. I looked up her bio on the DW wikia and, turns out there's loads of alternative universes, where in a lot of them, Ace is dead. One has her die young from being hit in the head with a brick, one I've told you before (the explosion) and one where she's killed by Nazis using lasers... What's up with DW and killing off Ace?

Along with the fact that she had left the Doctor on several occasions when he goes too far with his manipulations.

Phial Substance she ended up on Gallifrey

Not quite. They leaned on it, and they cracked it, but they didn't completely break it.

OrangeKyle91 that explains the cracks from series 5 then!

and your profile picture too

Sort-of. They more did a meta plug on themselves.

Headcanon where he knows who the Doctor is, even his real name. All the doctors go to his place to think and bounce theories off him.

@@gabrielkaterle5949 ten: hey g can you make me a sandwich?

IIRC the Doctor did that to the bat by dipping it in a Time Lord super weapon

@@jaybor1683 Techincally, it wasn't a weapon, although The Doctor used it as such.

doctor who was dying at this point, other than a few sound effects they couldnt do much

especially the fez!

@@impossiblewhovian Fezzes are cool.

yes i can imagine him putting a fez on it, would have been funny

Yes, he did

Smell you later daleks

11th doctor perhaps? The river song jingle. "Tick tock, goes the clock, till River kills the Doctor."

@@sonicfan3230 maybe? I don't know...

@@DoctorWhoKage No, it..literally is the exact same tune.

@@sonicfan3230 wow. Hm. Then it's a reference to this scene, maybe?

@@DoctorWhoKage Who knows?

The first Nightmare on Elm Street film predates Remembrance of the Daleks by around four years.

@Jacob Rumens but it’s so fun. i love camp stories and it’s perfect for that. Plus the rani as Mel is hilarious.

FFS,🥄

A fellow fan has already made a 7th vs 12th Rap battle - just do a search for epic rap battle 7th vs 12th or something like that, it's easy to find. Lots of references. And yes, we've had three Scottish Doctor's thus far.

***** you're actually quite right, it was actually something teachers used to wear in the 50's

***** I never said any Doctors had worn them, I was just agreeing that it wasn't William Hartnell's cloak

***** ok, felt slightly like a criticism though

McCoy was about 5ft 5in, so the first was the team taking the piss out of him by dressing him up as Napoleon.

"PHEWW-ZZZZZZZRT!" - Dalek energy weapon, 1988

Blu Delta and the Bannermen.

remembrance of the daleks

Anonymous Anime two spoons, apparently he's very talented player😂

Liam Cahill oh hehe, thanks for telling me! I thought it was some wierd instrument😂😂😂

I think spoons

Ah, but Gandalf was The Great Intelligence in the 2012 Christmas Special, The Snowman. He tried to kill the Doctor. A lot.

Hanan Awan #lie’s

He actually managed to make a video of that? Amazing actual space and time travel would've been easier to manufacture

Female Doctor-Incarnation, FTW

How was he the worst?

He is Scottish

@@matleb8491 doesn’t sound very scottish

@@joshhaddock6772 It's the other way around. He is Scottish in real life, but he suppressed his natural accent in the show.