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I'd hate to agree with you, but I do.

Началось, Мост рухнул . Королевы больше нет Есть мысли ,какие обстоятельства нам ожидать?

@@Gela799 Никто не знает, о чем вы говорите, мы все говорим о "Докторе Кто", так зачем менять тему на вашу извращенную политику?

I totally agree. It'd be fascinating.

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McCoy and Ace were one of my favorite pairings…

I forgot that was a callback line and not a memed line

Thought he was going to say wicked!

In my mind McCoy's Doctor always got the best monologues, not because he'd shout them, but because it was more like he was talking to himself, figuring out the analogy in his head as it came out of his mouth. Seven was truly a philosopher, however he seemed to take more influence from 'The Art Of War' than anything else lol.

Chibnall came up with that line as a very personal nod to the fact that his son went to university during the time he was writing the episode. He included it because he felt it suited the scene between Seven and Ace in that lovely father/daughter relationship they had back in the day ❤

За ранее готовит площадки

Yes, I remember when thew first Dr said good-bye to his granddaughter, so she could have a life with the boy she met, to me it was sad, I am still hoping he will come back to visit her.

@@55Quirll BigFinish has audiobooks of Eight and Lucie Miller meeting up with Susan and her son Alex…it’s in the Lucie Miller Doctor Who series…and this next year it looks like there is going to be another audiobook with Eight and Alex! And Cass from Night of the Doctor is somehow going to be a companion too! (Prior to Night of the Doctor obviously) Alex is actually voiced by Paul McGann’s sons (the newest Eight and Alex audiobook seemingly has Alex being voiced by his other son)

Sorry for your loss

😭😭😭that’s made me sad you saying that. I’ve suffered from bad depression in the last few years and almost wasn’t around from doing a few stupid things. I would’ve hated that I’d not be here and not seen the classics return cos it was my number 1 wish to see. I’m so glad I am here to see it. Knowing that your parents passed away during covid breaks my heart 😭💔 me > 🫂❤ They’d of loved it 🙏❤️🫂

@@MrCdawson17 Yes, they would have loved it, my mum would have loved the new downton movie, my father liked tng, so he missed picard. it is stuff like this that makes me sad. I know the feeling too. They are never truly gone as long as we remember them.

@@darrenc2721 I will always think of them as well for you when I watch these scenes. It annoys me when Moffat makes excuses to not bring them back in the 50th, cos actors might not be around anymore, or fans won’t be, to then see the returns. That’s why Chibnall means so much to me now for doing this, which is probably their last chance before it’s too late. Your parents would be proud of you. I can tell you’re a decent person. They must’ve been great people to bring you up the way you are and 90% of Doctor Who fans are the nicest people I’ve ever known.

@@MrCdawson17 I was suprised to see ace and tegan, it was a good feeling.

Radagastpy voice? 😺

@@HariSeldon913Rrrrrrrrradagastpy.

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*We're Ace*

@@ItCameFromTheSkyBeLo Saw him at a con last month. Only reason I didn't meet him is I barely saw any of his run, so I didn't have a baseline for meeting him.

Both of them did and I loved that details! ❤

Glad I'm not the only one who noticed that, makes the words spoken by Davison - from Whittaker - have that extra impact. Same goes for McCoy too.

@@Blazer_491 yes yes yes 👏 ☺️

My headcanon/wish is that it was actually them, able to speak to their companions one last time due to the Regeneration shenanigans going on in the episode playing wonky with the emitter and their emotions.

@@pkmn1260 Arguably it *is* them - this is a virtualisation of The Doctor - and The Doctor is *all* the Doctors - they are just a specific piece of The Doctor's timeline.

What is adric ?

@@FlagadossSupreme oof

@@FlagadossSupreme Adric was a young lad who travelled with the 5th Doctor at the same time as Tegan and another young girl, Nyssa. He famously died as the first on screen TARDIS inhabitant death of the classic era in a Cyberman story called ‘Earthshock’

@@FlagadossSupreme it’s an old character from classic doctor who

@@PhoebeClothier Actually that was in the 60's and she was called Katarina.

for every 10+ things he gets wrong, he gets one thing right.

@@erubin100 who are you to judge?

I feel like he put all his effort into these two scenes cause the rest of his writing is just a mess.

@@sandygrungerson1177 Pretty sure we can judge him for very low viewing numbers even during covid.

A broken clock gives the correct time twice a day.

Both were allowed to keep their newly fitted outfits. Peter has now started wearing them to conventions for photo ops, such a nice idea. :)

Once a doctor, always a doctor!

Yep, he's THAT special

@@Robotnumber9 😆

@@Robotnumber9 🤣🤣🤣🥰

Pretty big for the Doctor too, considering the Fifth Incarnation's last word. Still imagine it sticks with the Doctor too.

Yeah I feel he still thinks about Adric

the brave heart scene too..

I've got to stop cutting onions while watching stuff like this...

Tegan said, "This one's for you, Adric!'

@@Hodaris_Darlin That's how I felt when the Cybermen got their butts kicked by the Raston Robot in The Five Doctors.

Who's Adric?

@@stephenbyrne2170 Adric was a companion during the 5th Doctor's era who died saving Earth from being destroyed by the Cybermen.

@@mikebasil4832 It must've cut a deep scar into Tegan's heart.

Makes me wonder if he managed to find poor Katarina before they traveled.

@@Popcultureguy3000 I’d like to think he did

yes

The baseball bat powered by the Hand of Omega. 🙂

If I recall correctly, that particular metal baseball bat used against the Daleks was shattered. This is probably a different one, or maybe it got repaired. Who nose?

Damn, I wonder what it would've been like to have Ace return as a companion to the Thirteenth Doctor with Yasmin/Ryan, bringing a sense of experience and history that would provide both a sense of mentorship for the others as well a bit of conflict between her and the Doctor, but also allow them to mend thier relationship in the end (as seen here). Hell, Ace's return as a companinon would have also explored storylines from her time in Big Finish (Braxiatel, the Celestial Intervention Agency, her later adventure with the Seventh Doctor). The possibilities are endless.

@@charlesburgess4511 Never would have worked. 13 is a preachy hypocrite with a really arbitrary and bad moral code, who is neurotic and incompetent in ways no Doctor should be. Putting Ace next to 13 would just serve to demonstrate how much they screwed up 13, as the first female Doctor. The show is full of competent, confident female characters. Ace being chief among them. Maybe a little too much for her own good, even. See, the thing about Ace, is that she's very much like the Doctor in certain ways. They butt heads because they're both headstrong and competent. 13 is not competent, and is only headstrong in the worst ways.

7 was ahead of his time. He acted a lot like the newer doctors and would have done great

​@@edwardjames6023 Family of Blood was technically a 7th doctor story.

I never really took to Seven. But I kept watching because Ace was such a good character. A friend and I agreed that in our opinion she was carrying the show. Shortly after that a BBC continuity announcer introduced an episode with "And now, Doctor Who starring Sophie Aldred and Sylvester McCoy".

​@@zacmumblethunder7466 All intentional. McCoy would deviate lines to Sophie, giving her more to do, and the entire bulk of S25 and S26 hinges purely on Ace's growth, rather than the Doctor, who was destined for an arc in S27 leading to his regeneration, which never came to pass. They are very close friends in reality and got on like a house on fire during their run, and a LOT of their acting and dynamic is very emotive. The way they look at each other, the faces they pull, how the Doctor and Ace keep taking the wind out of eachother's sails, etc. They're a definitive 'team' - if you take one away from the other, it's simply not as good.

Quite literally an Ace comment.

Mine saw that bit and instantly knew I would be thinking about him!

It's a media-luvvy-cool wishful view of reality, that has become big time untrue in the neocon economy era since 1980. Far from all leave home, many can never afford to, many just find it rational to stay. The alternative comedy cool culture to scoff at them is a useful fool helping the forces of economic oppression, and causes some homelessness outcomes entirely preventably just by the evil of peer pressure.

I'm sure I read somewhere Chibnall had written that for his son who was starting University when the episode aired

Well besides Matt, because of his time on Trenzalore he can come back whenever without this excuse.

@@wesleypitts3787 what do you mean trenzalore? That’s a different thing do you mean the town called Christmas on a different planet

@@justagamersquad2907 he means when the 11 aged until he was an old man and regenerated as an old man

Well it was possible to have Doctors come back older before, as we've seen with The Two Doctors and Time Crash

@@justagamersquad2907 the town called Christmas was on the planet Trenzalore

I have never been able to get this point across to my wife. When she lost her first Doctor she never went back. Was actually a bit annoyed that they took a character she had devoted so much emotional energy into lol

@@glenchapman3899 its always hard to lose your first doctor, i stopped watching for years after 11 regenerated but ive recently got more into than before, maybe she'll come around on it one day

So true! He is the same character that retains the memories of every regeneration.

I will not forget one line of this not one day I swear. I will always remember when the doctor was me.

My first Doctor was the fourth Doctor. 😊❤️

@@Mrs_Sugar_Min Mine was third, but 4th was and still is, my doctor

You should definitely watch the 4th Doctor. He was as brilliant + charming as #10 and had great chemistry withTime Lady Ramona. And all the U.N.I.T. stuff was top notch.

@@laikapupkino1767 and don't forget about the jelly babies!?😊😊❤️

My first Doctor was 10th but after seeing new who I decided to watch The Original series next. I’m currently on The Forth incarnation and I’m having a blast 😊

They’ve all been playing these characters on audio for many years. This wasn’t the first time they’d reprised them.

@@jbcatz5whilst that’s true this was the first time they’ve reprised their roles officially on screen that’s why it’s even more special

McCoy has a serious presence to him. Tom Baker was my favorite Doctor Sylvester McCoy was pretty darn cool.

Blame star trek tng and other high budget shows.. But mc coy and gravitas are not always belonging together. He could do some powerful scenes but nearly half his stories are troubled with scripting and acting issues, and he was the worst classic doctor for anger (Davison was not so overpowering or commanding as a whole but pulled off anger or disdain pretty well)

He was the only TV Doctor to have a movie, even if it did kill him off

@@nosama001 the 50th anniversary special was shown in cinemas but obviously just a well made tv episode.

@@martinhudecek8886 would not say half his stories were like this. His first series? sure, but it only improved from there. I also do agree that at that time he didn’t pull off anger scenes the best, but it’s a lot better in his big finish stories.

You should give Ace's episodes a watch. They're mostly brilliant and one of the best places to get into older Doctor Who.

If you want to understand all the references AND enjoy a great bridge between Nu & Classic Who, watch Remembrance of the Daleks. You won't regret it. There's a lovely "Remembrance of the Daleks (Action Movie) Trailer" here on RU-vid for anyone on the fence. Love the creepy vibe it has near the end.

I also only know NewWho and the acting, lines, scoring, and obvious impact the characters have on each other has made me cry every time. It’s such a powerful and well-done scene, it deserves all its flowers

So did I. 💓

I cried a bit at that.🥹

It could be linked to the doctor trying to make ace a time lord.

There’s a book written by the actor who plays Ace called At Childhood’s End

the falling out happened in Big Finish go there to listen

big finish did

@@julieeverett7442 The falling out in this is 100% not linked to the “Love is War” version. Even then ace rejoins the doctor after the events of that story.

Yep, that time when they first meet Cybermen is also the time they lost adric

More than almost for me :)

A most interesting way to have a multi-Doctor adventure for Jodie’s era. 👍🏻

If you think about it while you're watching it, all the lines could be read as written by Whittaker - it's a really good example of how the Doctor is different takes on one character. Doctor Who is such a lovely concept.

I know would have loved to have seen season 27. He and Sophie were a such a fantastic combination.

@@martinmorles1 even Sylvester McCoy stated that if Doctor Who did continue into the 90s. He would have still been The Doctor

@Mike yes oops

@@FreeTheDonbas same show. Don't nitpick.

@@FreeTheDonbas nitpicking

I have all of them, and this is now on my shelf. it was great to see their reunion. For Ace and Tegan is was 30-40 years, for the doctor it was actually over 2000 years, imagine how she felt. (and no, I did not say that wrong!!!)

Imagine how I feel, about Nu Who fans who care nothing at all about even bothering to try and watch some of the 1st, 2nd or my absolute favorite, the 3rd Doctor. For my money, the 3rd Doctor didn't have a single bad story, strongest period of the show, IMO. But even though I feel personally that the 80s declined (the Doctors were fine, the writing and BBC nonsense failed them), I still thing 80s Who is still generally much better than the (IMO non-canon) Nu Who stuff. I've had friends try to explain Nu Who story threads to me, like Riversong etc. etc., and it just gives me a headache. It was very nice of them to give old actors from the original show some moments like these though. I really wish more Nu Who fans would go watch the original Who. It's a very different beast, but it sucks to me, that so many seem to not care, and only consider THIS show Who, when it barely resembles what the classic show was about.

@@Retrorevelations I can't imagine exactly your circumstance, but I also am very aggravated when people I talk Doctor Who with say they haven't seen any of the older Who. I believe that you can't fully appreciate the current without the previous generation (Doctor Who, technology etc). Having people go "oh he's having a bad Regeneration " or "they've never done that before, new creature" I get agitated and start to explain how they're wrong. Friends don't understand why I'm upset at the purge that destroyed earlier episodes since I am so young (I'm someone that is planning to be a librarian or work with old documents so I care about books, media and more being available and taken care of). I've even tried saying to people "you do realise that without the original, the First Doctor, you wouldn't have *your* Doctor?" I've stopped trying to have the discussions.

She was a bit mean to the Doctor in this, though. "Surprised you remember" - WTF? She ran off and dumped him!

@@barryguff6893 yeah , that was their vibe.

Yes, actually treating DW canon with respect and understanding must have been a weird feeling for him.

5 & Tegan are the only romantically inclined Doctor & companion relationship I ever supported.

And still chiding her about the explosives lol

@@glenchapman3899 Seven: "Ace! Give me some of that Nitro-9 that you're not carrying!" -- Seven: "I don't suppose you completely ignored my instructions and took some Nitro-9 with you?", Ace: "Of course not! I'm a good girl and do what I'm told.", Seven: "Excellent. Blow up that vehicle!", Ace -- Smiles while blowing up a Cyber-ship.

Exactly when people get older opinions can be changed and reevaluated.