"Bet it's going to be hard for them to turn back after being transformed into a weeping angel" "Actually it's going to be super easy, barely an inconvenience"

1:30 you can actually see Jodie blink. I'm not sure if this was intentional or if they just decided to use this take, but I think it's kind of a nice hint that something is wrong here before she tries to run off and isn't immediately caught by them.

While I haven't really enjoyed Jodie's run on Doctor Who _(not her fault, just bad writing),_ gotta say, this was a great episode! I actually really feared the Weeping Angels since "Blink!"

This scene literally gave me chills! I'm so glad that the Weeping Angels were brought back. They are the only alien to genuinely creep me out.

So interesting to finally know how weeping angels reproduce. With extreme terror and horror as well as a ritual.

I haven't been keeping up with Dr.Who after her first season (wasn't that invested unfortunately), but I have to say what a completely missed opportunity for a regeneration. Imagine how much more crazy and cool it would have been for this to have been the finale of her run, only for her regeneration energy to break off the Angel influence and you see the next face of The Doctor appear. Maybe I'm wrong and nobody else agrees with me, but in my eyes I felt like that would have been pretty neat to see.

Even if this was poorly resolved, I think this remains a good cliffhanger.

Truly one of the most shocking cliffhangers of all time. Who would've thought that the Doctor would be turned into a Weeping Angel? 😱

4:03 the fact that it takes that many angels to go head to head with the doctor...

By far the best cliffhanger of the Whittaker era. Just sadly undermined by its rather unspectacular and underwhelming resolution right at the beginning of the next -way weaker- episode.

4:20 The rogue angel blinked. It blinked!

And then they immediately dethawed her like “it’s just a prank bro”

This is one of the most terrifying moment in entire doctor who series when the weeping angels don't attack u even though u had blinked or turn your back to them

Jodie absolutely had the charisma for the role of doctor, think she just had the unfortunate position of hit or miss writing and too much baggage from previous seasons/outside influences.

1:49 What an absolutely gorgeous shot!

Credit where it's due, this is easily one of Thirteen's best episodes and possibly one of the craziest cliffhangers in Who history. Absolutely adore Jodie's facial expressions at 4:35 too. Sadness, anger, and fear all conveyed brilliantly by her.

0:34 weeping bully: I am gonna put some dirt in your eye

This was one of the best cliff-hangers I have ever seen in Doctor Who. To see the Doctor transformed into an Angel hits me every time see it. That it turned out to be little more than a travel device was an atrocious anti-climax

One of the best cliffhangers we've had in the show, it's just a pity that Chibnall can't write resolutions very well so this became absolutely meaningless in the next episode lmao

This story had such potential. Could have answered a years long question about if the time lords are weeping angels, but na it was just transport. And the story built up to what? Nothing.. didn’t answer anything and just fell flat. What about the universe? Did it revert back? Is earth still the only planet left? We’ll never know I guess..

I wish they used the scary face for the angels more often in the episode

This was beautifully shot. Love the 360 transformation and the body shot of her hands becoming petrified with the sheer look of horror and fear.

I honestly really enjoy her as the doctor. Although I agree that she doesn't really show that same hidden anger as the past doctors, I think she did really well. She was still captivating, and the show continues to be super interesting. I do wish they made some sort of a reference to Amy and Rory in this episode. I still cry thinking about their story haha. For me at least, it would have carried a lot more emotion

I just realized you can blink one eye at a time like just wink left then open both then wink right then open both and repeat in order to stare consistently at the weeping angel. the doctor blinked both eyes at the same time around 1:40 so the weeping angel could have activated. Odd the the characters in doctor who didn’t do the blink one eye at a time trick. perhaps it would have made it less suspenseful. but it would be more comical

i dont really like how they changed a core aspect of them, they're much more scary when there's no reason for what they do, but now they talk and can selectively teleport and can take places out of time and turn people into angels, just a bit much i think

The only question left in my mind: can the Doctor still turn into an Angel?

1:29 She blinked! She friggin' blinked! How did nobody catch that? That's the one thing you're not supposed to do with the angels!

Flux's best cliffhanger by far, possibly even one of the best cliffhangers in all of NuWho at least; I can't speak for the whole of the show's history. Absolutely chilling, especially when the wings sprouted out of her back. Also, the shot at 1:49 is🔥

5:22 what an animation

My favorite moment ever in Doctor Who history--the Doctor becomes a weeping angel. I literally screamed at the screen

An iconic episode from Doctor Who Flux! Usually I’m not a fan of the Weeping Angels but for the first time since Blink I found them frightening 😱

2:42 they forgot to freeze the actress playing the angel next to claire on the right side of the screen

As with far too much during the Chibnall era this was a striking, dramatic moment... that ultimately resulted in a 'meh' outcome. It's like he and his writers thought of vignettes or specific scenes they wanted to do and then just cobbled together a 'story' around those isolated pieces. As a result every episode had some high points while overall lacking cohesiveness or consistency. This truly was a very intriguing action - turning The Doctor into a Weeping Angel; it's unfortunate that the concept was not then effectively built upon.

Bestie we didn't need to relive this trauma x

The Doctor becomes a Weeping Angel* *for about a minute until it's reversed almost immediately.

So excited for Davids return you know they are trying to fix their mistakes

My one gripe about mass gatherings of angels like this is that by their own design and nature, mass groupings like this should make them very vulnerable since they can stun lock each other by looking at each other, and clearly some of them here were not covering their faces. I get that it's more cinematic, but realistically, it's a terrible idea for the angels to not cover their faces.

Damn imagine if this was like...a consequence

Possibly the best cliffhanger of the Chibnall era and second best story of Flux. From best to worst… 1. War of the Sontarans 2. Village of the Angels 3. Once, Upon Time 4. The Halloween Apocalypse 5. The Vanquishers 6. Survivors of the Flux

When I saw this scene, my heart felt weird and I was so surprised. I literally almost cried.

This episode was crazy! The weeping angels turning the doctor was a twist that caught me off guard 👀

Loved this episode despite the fact it gave me a mental breakdown for a week :)

*"Nobody Loves This Episode More Than Me!"

Her weeping angel appearances looks a lot better than the appearances of those of them that look identical with wings, without wings who the Doctor encountered with River Song and Amy, and the Statue Of Liberty weeping angel. Hope the Doctor is not hostile as a weeping angel by with a simple touch: sending someone back in time, or killing them. Plus, still has the same personality as before.

Probably my favourite Weeping Angels episode! I love this episode so much ❤️

Fantastic episode love this cliffhanger

Greetings from coastal Mississippi. Watched Dr Who for 50 yrs. Love the weeping angels😂

One of the best cliffhangers ever.

this was such an amazing scene!

So brave of them to bring back the CGI from the 1960's. Truly a reflection of the past, marvellous.

Brings a whole lot of context from the theory in 10’s era that said weeping angels are evolved or banish Gallifreyans

I thought turning into a weeping angel was a slow process like with Amy, not instantaneous.

What's more scary then the Weeping Angel? The Doctor as a Weeping Angel :3

Ive only watched 13th first season so far. But this is really tempting me to continue watching Doctor Who.

One of the greatest EPs ever!

Which bit is the bit where the guy in the walkie talkie reveals he’s already dead?

That explains why my friend was crying like crazy. She's a huge fan of Jodie Whittaker's Dr Who

It looks cool but personally I like angels take Manhattan also the time of the angels is my favorite weeping angel episode mainly due to a little amount of information on how they work also how many there can be at any given moment without even realizing it.

Best cliffhanger in flux by far. I mean I'm disappointed with its resolution but this episode seriously gave me chills.

Don’t blink!! Just take turns winking. Checkmate weeping angels

1:25 they forgot to freeze the actress that played the angel attacking the doctor at the front

This entire series went into complete confusion after Capaldi’s run.

I'm curious though does running backwards, back to back from each other work in that scenario or are they still screwed?

I remember thinking "oh how will the Dr get out of this" only for it to not be an issue really

I just have to say I am disappointed with the lack of care in this episode. Repeatedly the Doctor blinks when staring at the Angels. That is the one thing they needed to get right and they couldn't even do that.

Honestly, really intrested in Big Finish tackling this series as intended with the Lost Stories, the shape of it, etc.

It's kinda sad that these new suits don't really look like actual and convincing statues anymore, also that cgi transformation 💀

Welp. That was terrifying

An absolutely iconic scene!

I cannot tell you all how brilliant that was!!!!!!

2:03 this is why Chibnall isn’t gonna be missed. We literally SAW HER turn her back and run away so y would you need to repeat what happened out loud. He acts like we need to be spoon fed everything to understand it.

I'm not blinking! -Jericho

Let down by what came after, but certainly one of the best weeping angel episodes in years and one of the best ever Doctor Who cliffhangers.

Well, that was pretty intense.

just watched this and WOW the effects

This problem couldn't possibly be solved within the first ten seconds of the next episode!

I have not watched since Capabli. Then I hear Tennet (the best doctor fight me) is coming back! Then I see this! What the heck is going on?!

the doctor should have been screaming in agony during the process especially with the wings coming out

There's an old fan theory that Weeping Angels are actually (un)dead Time Lords. This is just adding fuel to the fire

quite a cliffhanger 💀

what a strange and interesting set up for the next episode, i sure hope the writers can use this to develop the companions so they can be more than exposition cardboard cutouts!

aaaand that's it folks! hope you enjoyed the series, sorry about making the Doctor into Gallifreyan Jesus, that was a bit daft on us writers, but hey! at least eh show cant get worse now that its finished!

That transformation was really sick.

Ironically, this happened when I looked away from the series for a little while.

This series was fantastic! I couldn’t stop watching. XD

this was eye popping to me the doctor a weeping angel

Saw her blink atleast 3 times

Best part about this episode? Encouraging me to go back and watch Blink again.

So I just started getting into Dr. Who recently. I thought the angels didn't exist when observed. But apparently they're still there, but just can't move now. There's a difference between "not existing when observed" and "Literally all senses still function, but they just can't move." The first one creates, effectively, wild animals who live with a curse. They can never be looked upon or they cease to exist, until unobserved again. Can't look at each other, can't be seen by others, nothing. This kind of miserable, tortured existence would make a creature feral, angry, hateful, and lash out at anything that's not it's own species. But... here they're like... What? Making plans? Plotting? I like the original angels concept. Eldritch beings with a truly endless capacity for hate, cruelty, and violence. Simple, hateful things that will hunt you down and kill you. Not sure of all the context but, this is my least favorite depiction of the weeping lads.

The Whittaker/Chibnall run has been on giant *FART*.

From Doctor Who to "Call a doctor, there's a trainwreck."

I completely forgot about the weeping angels, they scared me so much back then

I always loved any weeping angles story line... but a cynical part of me just thinks they use the species to save money besides for having one or two actual prop angels the rest could be copy pasted cgi and once you have the model done it gets much cheaper to do

So unfair that the time for Jody's Doctor had to coincide with possibly the worst writing ever seen on this show so far.

I'm curious, who made the turning to stone sequence? John Smith (KZfaq name)?

I really enjoyed this episode ❤

This is easily one of Doctor Who's all-time greatest cliffhangers! It's a scene that works especially well with Jodie Whittaker's Doctor, because the Weeping Angels are played by women. I don't think having, say, Matt Smith or Peter Capaldi turn into an Angel would have been as effective visually.

shame how it was just brushed aside within a minute of the next episode like every cliffhanger in flux

Hey! That was Lauren from bbc being human! I loved her character and I missed her.

Just close my one eye at a time