Rtd prolly doesnt want them to bc he dont want too many white straight actors on screen

You mean the Series 4 anniversary special?

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​@@stanleypines1026 deez

I’ve always seen him as an older version of the 4th doctor which makes sense to me. He’s like a grumpy Tom baker , couldn’t ask for a better portrayal.

cos he didnt fall in love with his companion. that was a big reason why he felt like a classic doctor i think, although 9 was similar also but he felt more attached to Rose especially at the end.

I feel what you mean. Doctor Who began with the Doctor as an older, wise, cranky yet heroic space wizard grandpa, and Capaldi harkens back to those early days. Since Hartnell, the Doctor has become younger (from Davison to Tennant and Smith), more of a conventional "leading man" kind of character capable of action, and I feel we've gotten so used to that in New Who until we got Capaldi. It was definitely a shift, but I came to love it quickly.

@@nixonagnewreviews7206 That was also Capaldi's request that they moved away from Doctor x Companion for his run

@@fkez0510 Yes cos he wanted the dynamic to go back to the original series/1st Doctor with a more familial or neutral dynamic. Good for him!

He's my favourite Doctor as well, amazing actor with the perfect understanding and potrayal of the character, I always saw his version somewhat as a "final" or "complete" version of The Doctor. His explanation is bittersweet but totally respectable reasoning. On one hand I know I'd love it if the 12th Doctor popped up again in some form but on the other I'm perfectly content with what he got of him and happy to leave it at that with no chance of ruining it.

@@CJValo I totally agree, if ever they were going to end the show for good, that would’ve been the way. Dying to protect twenty people, not a universe, or a planet or millions of people just twenty odd people

@@CJValoI honestly just love how he played with the more 4th wall element of the doctor. I think he mentioned it once how he pictured that the doctor knows he’s a fictional character so he plays along with whatever comes his way but at his core he’s a hero for countless generations . Like when he pulls out the tea and goes “answer, I’m the doctor, deal with it” honestly it’s just such a fun time of the show. And equally we can thank Moffat for writing the scripts and capaldis iteration

@@tufty1990”pity, no stars” is such an underrated line

The only issue was that he had lazy storylines. He deserved better writing.

also i think that says something about an actor aswel that you want him back for more. he was an amazing doctor still miss him much better when he was the doctor

Inside a confession dial simulation that reset constantly. He was basically stuck in VR lol.

I mean, realistically the whole point is just to get old lead actors back for nostalgic fan service. I don't think any of the other multi-Doctor specials got into how far the Doctor has "morally and ethically" developed.

@@Qarth56 Every single multi-doctor special has. Twice upon a time, the first doctor is longing for meaning trying to find purpose. 12 has found that purpose he’s lost passion. The 3 Doctors: The First Doctor has one of the most powerful and impactful arcs in the show's history going as far as to find compassion and love in “lesser life forms”. Humanity taught him that. We get to see a doctor still on that arc reflecting on two other doctors who aren’t trying to be that serious. The 5 doctors we see the biggest contrast between 5 and 1, one being more impatient and grouchy while 5 is super laid back. I think it's almost impossible to see it like this when most people act like different doctors are new people. When they really aren't they are the same person continuing the arc and growth. Especially when you add on to the fact that each doctor’s next personality is based on the mental state while regenerating.

It really isn’t. It’s just to get the previous ones back for a bit of fun and get people to watch it. What character development was in The Three Doctors or The Five Doctors or The Two Doctors or Timecrash or the 50th? None. If you want to headcanon some weird thing and write essays in KZfaq comments then go for it!

But you don’t need to show it, just compare them yourself! People do it endlessly themselves already.

@@nicolesong6199 The whole point of an anniversary special is to celebrate the past. Having past doctors interact actually gives you concrete insight into the doctor and the past of the show. It highlights on screen we’ve gone from the days of the doctor being a crusty aristocrat to a compassionate hero (this is a reference to the first doctor’s arc). I’d imagine if you took me right now now vs me when I’m 6 years old you’d get similar results to a multi doctor story because I’ve grown and changed as a person. That was the whole point of 11’s final words by the way “we are all different people throughout our lives” what a better way to actually shine a light on that growth for an anniversary celebration. Imagine if breaking bad had time travel and we could show season 1 Walt interacting with season 5 Walt. Wouldn’t that be something worth watching the interaction of a character who we’ve seen change into someone entirely different but we are also getting a refresher on how far they’ve changed. Doctor who actually has that built in with time travel so it wouldn’t even be as convoluted.

I hope you don't see any anniversary specials.

LMFAO, you're kidding right, cheapening the Doctor? The Doctor is DEAD dude, the whole show is DEAD! There is nothing to come back to. They sold the shows spirit to woke crowd for a pittance. The humane thing to do now would be to crash the TARDIS into the sun with the Doctor inside, rather than continue with what they now call Dr Who. The first of the so called specials was enough for me to call it quits having watched for over 50 years. lol cheapen the Doctor, that is pure comedy gold right there.

I've already seen most of them (still haven't seen the five doctors tho) but you can keep hoping tho! I love the Day of the Doctor, my favorite anniversary special tbh. But I can see where Peter is coming from. I dont fully agree on it but I respect his decision. Tho I hope he changes his mind.​@@luis7010kleine

​@@wetsox278Little buddy you've gotta lay off the anti woke channels and go outside a little bit 😂😉 The comedy gold here is how mad you are about all of this 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@andrescarnederes2295 touché , but that doesn't change that it has gone to pot. Anyway I'll leave you to your "entertainment". Have yourself a good one.

Agree, I think BF would not contradict his idea of the Doctor, and there is plenty of room for imagination in the audio. He likes that. With his highly recognizable voice, he is ideal for the BF, and the BF will be good for him, I believe

Maybe a return visit to the sculptor from Pompeii that he played during the DoctorDonna arc.

You're forgetting the 300 year time jump in name of the doctor when 11 is stranded on Trenzalore without the tardis before 11 regenerates into 12

He says 2000 years old, not 1200. And that's because of the time he spent on trenzalore (around 800 years) 11 was 1200 in the Day of the Doctor.

He's over 2000 after Trenzalore

It's never going to happen Peter Capaldi already said he's not coming back as The Doctor atleast not on-screen.

Then… Why did he say he would only return in a multi-doctor story or as a cameo in this video?

what’s the point of that

He will when the money runs out. Same as Chris.

@@thefonzkiss I don't think the money will run out any time soon for Peter. He's still got quite an active career - Criminal Record streaming now, the 2nd season of The Devil's Hour coming up soon and a 3rd season in the pipeline. And to be fair, Chris still refuses to actually return to DW itself unless major changes are made to the showrunner and other powers that be.

He apparently despises what RTD and chibnall has done,which i can 💯 understand

@@jonylawson73 lol really? What a legend

@@jonylawson73 source?

@@jonylawson73 i call bullshit lmfao

No means no

He's saying he wouldn't.

@@aec9174 That's a real shame, love Capaldi. Oh well, thanks for the clarification.

They credited BBC, the production studio that actually made it

He would return when dr who gets a new writer and production team as would eccleston

He has denied those rumours though. He, Moffat and Chibnall have all said Peter was asked to stay on for series 11.

He's too professional and loves the character too much, he probably doesn't want to tarnish the character/show by bad mouthing it with what happened

I believe things come to ahead with Chibnall. From what I understand he bailed when he saw where Chibnall wanted to go with the Doctor. He found another puppet to do his bidding and the rest is history. The worst show runner and the worst actress in history were born.

@ wet He asked for more money to do one final series. The BBC refused as ratings were declining. That was the end of it. He has made several barbed comments about the shows lack of finances since.

@@markb3915 OK that's interesting. What is the source of that info?

​@@wetsox278 and where did you hear this? All that has ever been said about whether or not he was continuing was just after Chibnall was announced. Peter was asked in an interview if he was leaving with Moffat and he said he was still thinking about it. He said Chibnall had asked him to stay and that it he felt like he should go with Moffat

​@@markb3915 Why are you making up lies? What do you even get out of it?

Plus he cannot stand what's been done with the show nor its agenda..can't quite imagine caoaldo playing the new gay all singing doctor ....RIP Dr who

None of the real fans can

@@jonylawson73 You must a NuWho or clueless. Go watch Classic Who with an actually mature and critical eye. Take a look what thet were trying to do in the 70s with the Third Doctor. Even as far as "Planet of Giants."

What are you, twelve?

Body fascist team? What are you on?

Body fascist team? Are you just saying words?

@@sidicle6537 RTD and Julie Gardner have both said they prefer younger more attractive actors to play the Doctor. This clearly shows that they aren’t all inclusive.

@PaulRichards-vz4pl Chris Chibnall said he only wanted a woman to play the 13th Doctor. Is he sexist because he visioned a woman in the role he was writing? NO! It’s his fucking show. The showrunner can cast whoever they want.

@@brewster_4 It’s his F--ing Show! No it’s a show as Peter Capaldi said that belongs to us all. I’m not talking about the gender of the Doctor here I’m talking about discrimination that older actors face and those who aren’t considered good looking. Julie Gardner’s comments about Sylvester McCoy I thought were out of order and pretty nasty.

not really, he had the best stories and the highest peaks.

@@hecty8667 bahahaha no, wish it were true though.

@@purefoldnz3070 yea idk where ppl get the idea that his stories are bad, series 9 and 10 are filled with some of doctors who’s peak

@@hecty8667 some of the all time worst for sure, yes he had some good ones but sadly there were few and far between. That episode when the moon becomes a giant space egg kinder has to be a contender for the worst episode ever made.

@@purefoldnz3070 kill the moon is one of the only bad ones for sure but those are only a few. Otherwise we have amazing episodes likes the series 10 finale, heaven sent, mummy on the orient express, listen, oxygen, extremis, husbands of river song, under the lake, before the flood, I could go on. My point being there’s way more good episodes than the few couple bad episodes.

How? David Tennant played a perfect continuation of the 10th doctor's character.

Gotenks meant the scenes with "shame your not a woman anymore" 😥@@sidicle6537

Literally how did it "ruin" Tennant. He played the role of 14 perfectly as a wiser, less vain 10th Doctor.

@@chrispy3369 Gotenks meant the scenes with "shame your not a woman anymore" 😥

@@Freezer28528 You mean the silly shitty line from the end of the Star Beast? No fuckin way that's enough to "ruin" a character. It's not even ever brought back up again.

Doctor Who has always been about culture and politics, were you watching it with your eyes closed?

@@KL-gi9ng This is even more ironic considering he's talking about Peter Capaldi

@@KL-gi9ngElaborate

What are you on about? Doctor Who's always pushed for social progress. It's in its dna. You're letting your terrible views on politics get in the way of watching a golden era for the show.

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