AN ADVENTURE IN SPACE AND TIME - REACTION VIDEO 

Seamus Burke I think that is also in part because of the context of these two instances. David's line was as the Doctor, a character. Here we see a person, a man who loves his job with all his heart, wishing that he didn't have to go so soon.

They actually wrote that line for the 10th doctor as a nod to this. This wasn't just for the show, his family claims this is what actually happened. He wept, "I don't want to go" for hours.

Its is indeed and a great film overall. I thought it was fab. However, we should realise that it is entirely fiction. Everything. We have no record of hat Waris Hussian, Sidney Newman, Verity Lamkbetr. Everything they say in this programme is fiction. So yea, good overall but not probably not true in any way whatsover. And yes, I do love it. I just don't mistake it from being fiction to fact. It's a dram not a documentary. Just in case anyone might think this is true :)

redcardinalist actually, it's very accurate (it's called a docudrama, btw). They spoke to a lot of people who were there and went over records and old interviews and things like that.

@@redcardinalist you are very wrong

Serenity113 Well no, it was cancelled so technically it was Russel T Davies and Chris E who have kept it with us.

@@joesmith2867 stfu

@@joesmith2867 they rebooted it, it was troughton who kept it going, without him it would never have worked

DANG IT DAVID

i cried like a bitch

Dammit it man! Stop hitting me in the Feels!

I'm REALLY hoping that's what he actually said, and that it's not a "This is what David said when he was the Doctor".

natedeanmaan61 dude that line was just fan service. I'm sure.

Me. He's higher on my list than Eccleston and most of the doctors. William's my sixth favourite.

Ionut Maris Cool, I think he's good, it's just sad that he couldn't do more...

Good? He was the genuine article, you might say.

watertommyz The original.

The Channel Yes, my second favourite.

Louise Culmer I think everyone has "their" Doctor. I was too young for Hartnell. I have vague memories of Pat Troughton, but it was the excellent Mr. Jon Pertwee that got me hooked. Some of those stories are being repeated on the Horror Channel at the minute, great to see them again. :)

The Doctor sends his regards.

I learnt that the hard way...

We all did

Blake Dale lol

Jesus that was loud

Blake Dale 15:11 now deaf

gluuuuue I can't stop laughing at this

+gluuuuue i know, she was so clever and brave to do that, and it works! :D

Mutants in a shell

Mutants in a metal shell

+james lawman (super kid) yes they are technically cyborgs like the Cybermen Two of the most famous sci fi robots Aren't actually robots

***** I got told that each year they will do the story of each classic doctor and how they evolved with the show

Hartnell also introduced the idea of the science of Time Travel being like magic: Matt in that scene even copies Hartnell's holding of two of the TARDIS instruments as the way he controls the flight. It's something we still have, with the idea of the TARDIS controls being keyed to the user. Several people have flown the TARDIS, and some more have thought that they did, while outside forces can sometimes also guide it... It's fun to work it out, actually.

That's today's history lesson.

trenton bless now both of your posts have nine likes :)

:D

My strongest early memory, aside from "An Unearthly Child", was the sight of "President Kennedy`s" little son, about my age, saluting his "Dad`s" grave, I think, as they lit the Eternal Flame.

I think you are correct. I did visit Kennedy's grave in April.

Took the words right out of my mouth man.

It was great wasn't it.

same. tear comes to the eye every time.

So did I but I am only 53 so I can get away with it.

You're a little bit older than me(tm) but only just. Jon Pertwee was my first Doctor.

I always though that, but I'm thinking it was the 22nd in America and the 23rd in the UK, meaning that they did happen in the same 'day'.

***** A common rumour states that news coverage of the killing caused the interruption of the normal television schedule, too, so that on 23rd November, 1963, one day after the assassination, the first episode of the first Doctor Who story, An Unearthly Child, aired five minutes late; however it actually went out only ninety seconds later than scheduled. As the episode was not seen in parts of the country due to a power outage, it was rebroadcast the following week; it is often stated that it was replayed due to the assassination coverage, but this too has been debunked.

only it was rerun because of it, its in the documentary reconstruction says it, was gonna be cancelled because low viewings, a rerun was pushed and stated to give it better chance 'cause everyone was watching the assasination' and it got 10mill viewers

Trenton Bless Love your WBW reviews😅

I agree with that. The Day of the Doctor had so many missed opportunities and was quite underwhelming and this really got me interested in classic Doctor Who and was entertaining to watch. It did annoy me at the end when Matt Smith showed up though because I felt like he was stealing the spotlight and just giving something for people who don't respect the old Doctor Who to get excited over. It was not needed. It got in the way of the fact that we were supposed to appreciate Hartnell, but I hope that most of us didn't care about Matt Smith appearing just to get a wider audience range.

ClayRealms I don't think Matt Smith appearing was to "get a wider audience range", since I've always been under the impression that Smith was there to represent the potential that Hartnell had always seen in the show, and the future he foresaw the show having. I thought it was a nice touch, but still doesn't detract from David Bradley's performance. I thought he fit the role of Hartnell like a glove and played the part magnificently.

Two thoughts on this: 1) While I thought this was very good, I felt TDotD was far better. In a way, the anniversary was divided into three parts: the celebration of the show's creation (this), the celebration of the Doctors (The Light at the End), and the celebration of the show as a whole (The Day of the Doctor), and personally I just felt that the final one was more enjoyable. But I'm not here to insult your opinion, simply to offer mine. 2) I actually felt that Matt's appearance was a beautiful touch. As Hartnell prepares to leave the show forever (or rather, until The Three Doctors), he looks up and sees his legacy. Matt, without saying a word, communicates the message that "It's 50 years later, and I'm still here. I'm still here because of what you did. You are remembered. You will always be remembered."

georgercop well said!

ClayRealms Matt Smith was there because Hartnell saw the potential of Doctor Who and at his last moments on the show he knew that it would live on forever.

I always do

It's OK. I got some.

We there's big finish so

+Jennifer Schillig He also played as a villain,Walder Frey!!!

HUGS! :D

Never knew were a Doctor Who fan, Adik! =D Who's your favourite Doctor from the show?

@@m.sharif_3d Peter Capaldi

@@AdikTheOne Hey same! I really liked the 12th Doctor, too! I also liked the 10th Doctor, David Tennant. He really brought his A-Game in the show, too! =D Nice to see another whovian in this platform!