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The Doctor directs the space ship to the planet Androzani Minor, much to the displeasure of his captor Stotz. Subscribe for more clips: bit.ly/SubscribeToDoctorWho
Tense clip from 'the best Doctor Who serial of all time' The Caves of Androzani as voted for by fans, in the Doctor Who Magazine 2003. Classic Doctor Who clip from episode 3 of 'The Caves of Androzani'. First broadcast 15/03/1984
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@EyeoftheU 9 лет назад

I think this clip beautifully sums up the Fifth Doctor. At this point, he can feel the end closing in on him: His body is aching in pain, his instincts are telling him to begin the regeneration process before it is too late, and yet he knows he can't do that now, not while his friend is in danger; he _must_ try his best to set things right first, even if the odds are stacked very highly against him and he risks permanent death if he holds on for too long.

@suncore598 9 лет назад

I couldn't have said it better myself.

@cicilys6944 8 лет назад

Agreed. That was a beautiful summary.

@johannahyde-parker8422 11 месяцев назад

He was definitely trying to delay his regeneration to save his friend Peri even though she didn't know him that well

@christopherjohnston3569 9 лет назад

"Open this door!" "Sorry, seems to be locked" His sass never leaves him

@rtaylor7384 3 года назад

His sass reminds me of 11th Doctor a bit even though the 5th doctor was like the 10th doctor.

@andrewf1145 9 лет назад

This is possibly the best cliffhanger in all of Doctor Who's 50+ Years (in my opinion at least). Not only does it show that the Doctor is determined to do whatever he can within his power to save Peri, but at the start of the video you can see a type of pattern in the Doctor's eyes that resembles the energy of his regeneration. It's my belief that the Doctor was fighting off the regeneration for a *whole episode* in order to save Peri. That takes some serious resilience and courage.

@p0ppyfarr95 8 лет назад

+Andrew Ford I wished the 11th Doctor's final episode was like that :(

@andrewf1145 8 лет назад

So do I man. So do I... Instead what we got wasn't so much a Regeneration story, but a way for Moffatt to try and tie together as many loose ends as he could in the space of an hour before the new Doctor arrived.

@dennistheconstitutionalpea6174 7 лет назад

I thought the pattern was a premonition of some sort.

@RopeDrink 7 лет назад

I loved P.Davidson's regeneration, pretty much still think that's the best one to date - but as for cliffhangers, I still don't think it beats the nappy-browning 1st episode of Remembrance of the Dalek's, seeing the Dalek levitate up for the first time on screen (yes, it has been implied long before - but to see it as a kid, an armoured, lazer spewing pepper-pot flying up the stairs to kill the Doctor - adrenaline).

@sexobscura 5 лет назад

it's really up to the writers

@Lythgoemania 9 лет назад

Best cliffhanger ever. In anything.

@user-jl8yn7og7b 4 года назад

The Fifth Doctor was never written better than he was by Robert Holmes in this story. Four perfect episodes, if there were any justice Robert Holmes would have been knighted, he was by far the best writer to work on the series nearly every one of his episodes is a classic. I mean just imagine being able to write Caves of Androzani, The Talons of Weng Chiang, Spearhead From Space and The Deadly Assassin

@williamcox955 5 лет назад

A badass cliffhanger and a badass performance from Peter. It’s not without reason that The Caves of Androzani is considered the crown jewel of classic Doctor Who.

@Dimension5Productions 2 года назад

Nah, all of Doctor Who. Not just the OG series.

@simonfernandes6809 2 года назад

The Crown Jewels of Classic Who are this story (written by Robert Holmes); the Robots of Death (script editor Robert Holmes); The Talons of Weng Chiang (script editor Robert Holmes); and City of Death (written by Douglas Adams).

@Dimension5Productions 2 года назад

@@simonfernandes6809 Theres some pretty phenomenal ones in Pertwees era and Troughtons era too - The War Games, The Invasion, Evil of the Daleks, Inferno, The Dæmons, and Frontier in Space.

@dennistheconstitutionalpea6174 7 лет назад

"Doctor! Unlock this door! What're you doing in there!" "You really don't want to know."

@Icarais69 9 лет назад

I didn't think about this for years and years, but the use of sound in this scene is exceptional. The slowly accelerating engine sounds in the background, and the accelerating intensity of voices at the very end underscore the Doctor's urgency and determination. An exceptional cliffhanger for ANY era of DOCTOR WHO...

@Icarais69 6 лет назад

I love it that he sounds positive, and even irreverent (i.e. "Stotzy" and not "Stotz") despite being in pain, and knowing how close he actually is to the end.

@danielhaire6677 9 лет назад

This was the cliffhanger of all cliffhangers for the 5th Doctor's last story. A truly awesome ending for a great Doctor. Truly Caves of Androzani was Davidson's finest performance.

@OzBaxter 11 лет назад

I love the effect you see from his viewpoint, the shimmering waves that fade into the viewscreen. It's the same effect they use when he regenerates later. Per Graham Harper, the director, that bit was to show that The Doctor's actively holding off his regeneration (ala' the 10th Doctor in END OF TIME) until he can save Peri. I love that, cause it's such a subtle suggestion of how selfless this incarnation was and his willingness to die to save Peri.

@johannahyde-parker8422 11 месяцев назад

The 10th doctor did the same thing that the 5th doctor did

@HOTD108_ 7 месяцев назад

@@johannahyde-parker8422 So did 12.

@johannahyde-parker8422 7 месяцев назад

@@HOTD108_ that/'s right he did too

@divmar8549 7 лет назад

"Sorry seems to be locked"😂

@TheJaviferrol 7 лет назад

You can tell Peter is having fun teasing Stotz

@lbricks7631 4 месяца назад

so you see, I'M NOT GOING TO LET YOU STOP ME NOW. Such presence, he commands the screen with the desperation and power in his voice. Excellent Final Story. Bravo Robert Holmes, bravo.

@dabigman_guy7688 3 года назад

I love how they show us the foreshadowing of the regeneration trying to take place.

@KingofPotatoPeople 3 месяца назад

I think it’s actually even better than that…..he’s actually starting to regenerate but wills it away so he can focus on rescuing Peri

@JudgeBane 7 лет назад

This is why the Fifth Doctor is my favorite Classic Doctor.

@pakora81 2 года назад

SAME!

@jakegodfrey4320 4 года назад

Robert Holmes wasn't just the best writer of Doctor Who. He was one of the best writers on television.

@JoeChrisMorris Год назад

I love him closing his eyes at the end

@jessh5433 Год назад

It took me years to realize, but this scene kinda mirrors Adrics last moments in 'Earthshock' when the freighter crashes

@zxbzxbzxb1 Год назад

That's true, but it's less funny 😏

@AndrewChapman 9 лет назад

Wow, was the Doctor about to regenerate right there and he put it off? So, the Fifth Doctor delays his regeneration long enough to save Peri and the Tenth Doctor delays his regeneration long enough to bid farewell to his companions. STOTZ: All right, snoop. Hands in the air and over here. THE DOCTOR: Why? STOTZ: Because I'll kill you if you don't! THE DOCTOR: Not a very persuasive argument actually, Stotz, because I'm going to die soon anyway, unless of course - STOTZ: I'll give you to the count of three! THE DOCTOR: Unless of course I can find the antidote… I owe it to my friend to try because I got her into this - STOTZ: One, THE DOCTOR: So you see - STOTZ: Two, THE DOCTOR: I'm not going to let you stop me now! STOTZ: Three! Definitely one of Doctor Who's best cliffhangers.

@AlexanderDiviFilius 9 лет назад

He Doesn't put it off, in fact in his regeneration scene, he would've died unless he hallucinated the master, as the master reminded him evil still remained in the universe.

@AndrewChapman 9 лет назад

***** But in the Talking About Regeneration documentary on "The War Games" DVD, Clayton Hickman, editor of Doctor Who Magazine mentions that we get a foreshadowing of the Fifth Doctor's regeneration in this scene. He comments that at 0:03, the regeneration effect is coming towards him and he fights it off. He then goes on about the whole of Episode 4 dealing with the Fifth Doctor surviving just so he can save Peri.

@AlexanderDiviFilius 9 лет назад

Andrew Chapman perhaps, but by the time right before he does regenerate, he is going to die, the poison has had too much of an affect on him, the master pressures him to regenerate.

@AndrewChapman 9 лет назад

***** Okay.

@AlexanderDiviFilius 9 лет назад

Cryer24597 didn't mean to come across in that way. Sorry

@QuarrellaDeVil 5 лет назад

Ah, reminds me of something Professor Zaroff once said: "Nothing in the world can stop me now!"

@eclecticdog2k901 2 года назад

Zaroff + the Fifth Doctor = the irresistible force and the immovable object

@jovetj 6 лет назад

I love how Davison actually has an air of the Second Doctor during this scene. That's the Second Doc's sass talking!

@nvmd860 8 лет назад

"Don't Stop Me Now! Cos I'm Having Such a Good Time, I'm Having a Ball!"

@Wapak95 3 года назад

What an ironic thing for the Doctor to say

@evanholdsworth7917 7 лет назад

The only cliffhanger that had me gawping as a kid back in the 80s

@nedd.8479 2 года назад

Peter Davison really got the best final cliffhanger anyone could've asked for.

@Icarais69 9 лет назад

THE CAVES OF ANDROZANI and EARTHSHOCK show what Peter Davison's tenure could have been had script quality been considerably better and much more innovative directors been used. It's a pity. They're DOCTOR WHO at its best....

@Icarais69 9 лет назад

KINDA isn't a personal favorite, but you have a very good point. (Tegan's nightmare were terrifying when I was ten or eleven....)

@Icarais69 8 лет назад

+Brandon Tyler Thinking about it, you're right. When I think about ENLIGHTMENT, the first thing that comes to mind is when Tegan asks the Eternal first officer, "Are you trying to tell me you're in love?" and he replies, "What is love? I want...existence."

@Icarais69 8 лет назад

I don't deny that he did quite a few good stories. (The eras starring Jon Pertwee, Tom Baker Peter Davison were those shown most consistently on PBS when I was a boy, and so I'm more partial to them, although each era has its own merits.) The writing standards tended to be best in EARTHSHOCK and THE CAVES OF ANDROZANI, but I can think of quite a few moments in his time that stayed with me: the pained way in which Tegan left in RESURRECTION OF THE DALEKS is just heartbreaking; Turlough's choosing the Doctor over power in the end of ENLIGHTENMENT; the moment when the Doctor, Tegan and Turlough are surrounded by corpses at the end of WARRIORS OF THE DEEP and the Doctor says, "There should have been another way." I started to move away from DOCTOR WHO (for a few years) around the time the Colin Baker era aired over here (and, from what I learned of viewer reaction in those days, I missed a controversial era that quite a few people feel irreparably damaged the show, but I've always thought of the Peter Davison era fondly...although, as I said, the writing at times could have been much better (but we can credit the producer with that, since he didn't want to hire the series' tried and true writers, and not the actors themselves, who were consistently quite good).

@UnchainedEruption 7 лет назад

Lol I have the opposite opinion. I thought Peter Davison's era was perfect on practically every episode, and one of the highest quality eras in Doctor Who in general, but I thought Caves of Androzani was fairly weak for a story. Not because of anything Robert Holmes did wrong, in fact this was actually one of his better scripts. The problem was JNT wanted to have Colin's first story at the end of the season which, along with a lot of other problems, caused Androzani to be shorter than it actually should have been and unfortunately the end result came off as a lot worse than it could have been. It had the making of a great story, but never actually did anything to warrant being one.

@silenthunteruk 6 лет назад

Davison agrees with you himself; he'd have stayed longer if there had been more like "Androzani".

@Bigglesfliesundone 2 года назад

One of the best ever cliffhangers from Doctor Who.

@dalekinthewater4708 3 года назад

RIP Robert Holmes

@endrightwinglunacy 9 лет назад

Quite possible my favorite Davison performance. I remember seeing this scene for the first time. Gobsmacked.

@writer4trump678 7 лет назад

Wow. Powerful and one of the best classic Who cliffhangers EVER. Brilliant!

@cjkelley333 10 лет назад

People, this is the best cliffhanger in series history.

@Percyfan1998 10 лет назад

Dude, this is one of Peter Davidson's best episode, i forget his intentions, but it was an epic episode.

@cjkelley333 10 лет назад

Buddy,, this story, the Caves of Androzani, is the BEST THING EVER PUT ON TV. XD

@mr.barcode3186 7 лет назад

I must say, there has always been something about this story that sets it above the rest of Doctor Who for me, but I've never been able to figure out what it is.

@reynolph 4 года назад

RIP Maurice Roeves (aka Stotz)

@crackengeekproductions3843 7 лет назад

The Greatest cliffhanger in media history!

@Zombie9Slayer 4 года назад

RIP Maurice Roeves who played Stotz, his character was Indirectly Mentioned in Archive Sound by the 5th Doctor in "The Name of the Doctor" in New Who

@danielwilliamson6180 Год назад

The Caves of Androzani is one of the greatest episodes of Doctor Who of all time. 0:03 The Doctor resisting his regeneration. 1:16 Good acting by Peter Davison.

@williamthebonquerer9181 Год назад

This story always gives me similar vibes to waters of Mars

@ryanstephenkristoferkearns1319 4 года назад

Rest In Peace Stotz

@ender7278 7 лет назад

Why did they cut it off right before the DW theme kicks in? The theme is half the fun of DW cliffhangers. Seriously, any cliffhanger is cooler if you add the DW theme at the end.

@liamkitchen5715 7 лет назад

Ender agreed if you want nostalgia best watch a version of this with the theme at the end which makes the cliffhanger even better than it already is if that seems possible

@mpittard21 4 года назад

@@liamkitchen5715 To make you watch /rent/buy the episode!

@tigerlight430 3 года назад

Ender I saw your name and started thinking how anticlimactic it would seem if they replaced the Doctor Who theme with the Eastenders theme.

@JT29501 9 лет назад

I didn't even notice till I thought about it, but why have cliffhangers been almost completely removed from Dr Who now? Even the RTD era had 2 parters with some decent cliffhangers.. bring them back! They are one of the many things that made the classic era great! Davidson had a few great ones, I loved Earthshock as a child mainly because of the 2 great cliffhangers at the end of the 1st and 3rd episode.. Bring back the cliffhanger!

@TheGeoXWar 9 лет назад

James Tucker The Cliffhanger sting or just cliffhangers in general?

@TheSkully343 7 лет назад

Have to admit I really do miss the cliffhangers. There's something so innately wholesome about the prospect of "How's the Doctor gonna get out of this one? Oh man I gotta tune in next week!" Granted some cliffhangers were better than others (*Ahem* The literal cliffhanger in Dragonfire) but I think a return to a serialized format would really make Doctor Who stand out from most TV in terms of its style format harkening back to a simpler time plus allowing the writers to really flesh out the plots and characterization.

@Ammoniumbicarbonat 6 лет назад

It would also mean we wouldn't have to wait a ridiculously long time between seasons, which would be great.

@user-vf9qc6io9i 4 года назад

RTD did format the Sarah Jane Adventures a bit like Doctor Who where each episode was about 25 minutes long with a cliffhanger every other episode

@christophercantrell2821 3 года назад

I have seen Caves of Androzani a thousand times, and this is one of my favorite scenes in classic who, but I just now noticed that HE BEGINS THE REGENERATION PROCESS HERE! I adore this scene even more now.

@sebastianfitzptraick7395 2 года назад

A masterful story and maybe the best the show ever produced. The darkest and most impactful regeneration story as well. Davison’s Doctor really cemented his character with this story.

@geoffolehane 10 лет назад

One of my favorite scenes from the Davison years.

@mrblobby7864 9 лет назад

Brilliant story, brilliant cliffhanger, brilliant Doctor!!

@caleb7551 3 года назад

@Cryer24597 Best Story, Best Cliffhanger, Best Doctor

@AlekWheeler 10 лет назад

The ending of Bad Wolf reminds me of this for all the right reasons :)

@islasornacommunications9179 4 года назад

Underrated doctor

@42hamneggs 11 лет назад

As a teenager watching the original airing I never truly appreciated Peter Davison's performance or his characterization of the Doctor. It's only now looking back that I appreciate the originality, the character and the acting that went into it. Caves of Andozani was one of his best. Thanks for posting.

@busywl69 5 лет назад

such a great episode. Davison had some classics.

@Identificational236 11 лет назад

"I'M NOT GONNA LET YOU STOP ME NOW!"

@SGRev1 7 лет назад

Since Davison was my 1st Doctor as a little kid, I always felt I may have been a little biased about this being my favorite episode of the show (after all, Genesis, Green Death, and Human Nature were also favorites of mine growing up). But seeing Caves again years later, it's still my favorite.

@rachel-not-again-armamus89 9 лет назад

i can agree that this is probably the best Doctor Who story i've ever seen. this clip was at the end of part three, and i almost screamed i thought this scene was that great! it's by far my favorite scene in the whole of the 4 parts. when the credits rolled, i was shaking and shivering and i had chills *"I'm not gonna let you stop me now!!"*

@nettieb7604 7 месяцев назад

sometimes you just have to come back and watch this again, don’t you?

@Allancarlostani 4 месяца назад

Today is the 40th anniversary of one of the best cliffhangers of Doctor Who.

@danieljohnson6975 6 лет назад

Best cliffhanger ever

@TheWiseSalmon 11 лет назад

One of the best, if not the best Peter Davison moment.

@richmotroni 11 лет назад

Best Doctor Who episode ever! Written by the brilliant Robert Holmes!

@simonfernandes6809 2 года назад

Talons of Weng Chiang is right up there too. Robert Holmes was the script editor.

@alexgiles1561 4 года назад

Epic! Fantastic cliffhanger.

@stravinsky1300 Год назад

I love it how one moment Stotz is encouraging the Doctor to be reasonable, and then in his very next line he yells he's going to murder the Doctor once he gets in there!

@Tomfoolery1972 4 года назад

I love the chase scenes that follow this part... but there sure are a lot of bullet ricochet sounds for a mud planet 🤣

@RangaTurk 2 года назад

This is akin to "If anyone else has a better idea, now is the time to tell me!" Sylvester Stallone in Daylight (1996).

@The-Fishkeeper 5 лет назад

Best Doctor Who story ever.

@timeywimeynardole2974 7 лет назад

the thumbmail... when you realise school didn't finish yesterday XD

@-Trusty 4 года назад

RIP

@YouTubechannel-sb7mv 3 года назад

"Dad, why is my sister called Rose?" "Because your mother likes Rose" "Ok, thanks dad" "No problem The Caves Of Androzani"

@buhe1 9 лет назад

Considered one of the best DW stories from what I heard.

@Lythgoemania 9 лет назад

If not THE best.

@deckthelols4813 9 лет назад

buhe1 It IS the best.

@samcovington8713 4 года назад

0:03 is he starting to regenerate here? A very similar if not identical effect is used in the regeneration scene?...

@EditedAF987 3 года назад

Considering how he looks like he’s struggling to keep awake it seems like it

@satum__ 2 года назад

Yeah I think he's trying to hold it back like in the Doctor Falls

@oopdoop44 11 лет назад

this is a great cliffhanger and a great episode. Robert Holmes is a brilliant writer, of course, and Graeme Harper really did a good job directing this episode. The cast was wonderful job for the most part, and this story put Davison's doctor in a situation where everybody was against him and he was basically helpless- all because of his curiousity.

@youruncle2916 3 года назад

This is it. My favourite scene in doctor who.

@1greatfinkerofrtimes381 6 лет назад

Oh my god best story yet , even has Colin Baker at the end most classic of the classics : )

@DAN44100 11 лет назад

FANTASTIC

@tommyzoom1996 9 лет назад

You can't call yourself a doctor who fan unless you watch this, and genesis.

@cicilys6944 8 лет назад

Agreed. I haven't seen much of the Classic Era, but I've seen Caves and the first two seasons of the Fourth, and the first DW serial ever, and I must say, there are some FANTASTIC STORYLINES. The ones that stand out to me are, in no particular order (one word for each story: Doom, Caves, Ark, Androids, Genesis, Child. Seriously, Seeds of Doom is underrated. Mr. Chase is acted by one of the best, and is a wonderful villain who has such quantities of cruelty that we can't even imagine of until we see how far that plant-loving maniac is willing to go. He's one of the best Classic villains I've seen so far!

@cicilys6944 7 лет назад

I'm watching the Seventh's era starting with Dragonfire, and Dragonfire and everything after it has been AMAZING! Even Silver Nemesis isn't that bad!

@cicilys6944 7 лет назад

Show was great, raising so many questions and answering even more than the obvious. :)

@mrdoctorgilmore 7 лет назад

Agreed

@jovetj 6 лет назад

Cicily S - The classic series by far has better storylines, better characterization, better drama/danger, better pacing, better acting, and better direction/filming despite an inferior budget, antagonistic leadership, and cult status. The new series has its few good moments, but they're all so packaged and soap-operay and bland. The essence of The Doctor has been lost and the show is the worse for it.

@cheyennebrennan966 4 года назад

The only genuinely intense moment of the classic era, coming to you from one of the least appreciated Doctors.

@dcsignal5241 6 лет назад

Still gives me chills

@switchpointproductions7927 6 лет назад

Awesome cliffhanger!

@jamie5659 3 года назад

Moments when you know you're watching the greatest show in the galaxy.

@Wapak95 3 года назад

The Seventh Doctor sure destroyed that show though...

@LunarPictures 10 лет назад

Love this episode😍

@oopdoop44 11 лет назад

it's the best one out there, according to a DWM poll in 2009

@Nargon46 Год назад

Probably the best cliffhanger in Classic Who. I really wish Pete Davidson had taken another season after this, I feel like he was just starting to hit his stride during this episode. Would have been great to give Perry a chance at some decent character work before Six too. All the same, a great way for this incarnation to go out.

@swiftbird4846 3 месяца назад

Such a powerful cliffhanger. Wonderful!

@Leinad0001 11 лет назад

I do love New Who although this scene is the reason the classics can't be beat The intense Cliffhangers

@MrKaywyn 4 года назад

A wonderful scene.

@Shanethefilmmaker 11 лет назад

This is what happens when you piss off one of the nicest extra terrestrials in the planet. ET don't got shit on The Doctor.

@mikeymcdoable 11 лет назад

Best Thumbnail ever!

@rassilontdavros3004 7 лет назад

It took him until his final story, but he finally proved himself a worthy Doctor.

@zufgh 7 лет назад

Really? I'd have said he proved it by the end of his first story but whatever...

@johannahyde-parker8422 11 месяцев назад

@@zufgh He was funny in his first story I watched it for the first time a while back.

@GhostLightPhilosophy 4 года назад

The doctor did all this to save Peri, basically a stranger to him at the time. The most noble exit of any doctor. No silly “I dont want to go” pantomime theatrics. Just pure bravery and courage

@EverestBlizzard 3 года назад

I wouldn't call it Pantomime theatrics, the tone was very different and echoed Tennant's real feelings (at least, that's what i understood.)

@jcrossan1351 3 года назад

The whole “I don’t want to go” thing was to make the fans even more emotional when ten left

@SwordMaster515 11 лет назад

Greatest episode of all time :)

@Rockin0verTheW0rld 11 лет назад

Yep it is a Brilliant ep! Espacially episode 4

@VlogsWLawson 10 лет назад

As much as I absolutely love this moment something has always bugged me about it. What exactly does Stotzi burn his hand on?

@zufgh 10 лет назад

the implication is that the cutting gear heated up the metal too much for Stotz to touch the handle for a while

@Tomfoolery1972 4 года назад

When he reached inside for the door's control panel he touched the molten metal of the hole he just cut in the door

@grahampearson5283 5 лет назад

Stotz and his notorious gang decided to deliver the Fifth Doctor to Morgus even though the Time Lord had developed the advanced stages of Spectrox Toxaemia which Stotz couldn't help having a dirty laugh about. Once on board the ship Morgus vented his anger at Stotz for being late aggravated by Sharaz Jek refusing to accept payment. Stotz was later spoken to by Morgus as a result of the Doctor messing about with the controls on the ship.

@DrPeppergay 6 лет назад

A very good episode

@Doctormario4600 11 лет назад

Fucking epic

@thomasw4422 11 лет назад

Got to see that one again sometime. Kerbal space experience tells me he's coming in very fast for a landing.. hope he makes it. (Something tells me he does...)

@GIMMETHEWRISTBAND 11 лет назад

i cried at this episode lmao

@boiwifeyasmr4U 6 лет назад

YOU'RE NOT GOING TO STOP ME NOW!!

@BowTiesRCool 11 лет назад

Best story from the classic series

@purefoldnz3070 11 месяцев назад

Best cliffhanger period.

@fatcat8033 5 лет назад

Best Cliffhanger .

@Zoloft_ 3 года назад

Peter Davidson is a far better actor than people give him credit for. He is an exceptional Doctor, and he proves this time and time again, here feels like his peak however. Davidson is an absolute powerhouse of a Doctor and I'm sad he isn't more respected in the role.

@DarthAzabrush 11 лет назад

Robbie Ross vs the Doctor. That's got to be one of the best fights ever!

@thegrandmuftiofwakanda Год назад

Love it.

@BigChurro_ 11 лет назад

love this cliffhanger.also didn't clara save him then because in the recent finale, vastra says he's diying in androzani, because of the GI. but clara goes in the time stream and defeat the GI