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Dear Russell T Davies | The Legend of Ruby Sunday 

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It's back to the Seventies, in more ways than one, as we reach this, the first of a two-part Doctor Who season finale. Talking points include UNIT, what's the 14th Doctor up to these days, and the aura of camp that is big emoters emoting on screen. Plus, a correction from last week and a heartfelt apology to you, my treasured viewers.
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@acrawfordsaid
@acrawfordsaid 8 дней назад
I've just woken up to the fact non-one seems to mention or seek out Ruby's father?
@stansmith6974
@stansmith6974 7 дней назад
(Heterosexual) men aren’t important.
@friendlyotaku9525
@friendlyotaku9525 6 дней назад
Actually her father has been mentioned a few times though the mystery is mainly about her mother since she was the one who left her on the church doorstep.
@LeeHardingakaFirmament
@LeeHardingakaFirmament 8 дней назад
I think the big problem with the show in recent times - and certainly with RTD’s return - is that it’s become an overly emotive/emotional, “in touch with my feelings/sexuality/gender” soap opera with a (this specific season) totally impotent central figure - it’s the companion or anti hero “love interest” or whatever who saves the day, not the Doctor. As such, this show and this season is the antithesis of what Doctor Who once was.
@sargonixofur1234
@sargonixofur1234 7 дней назад
It’s because RTD is overly emotional and obsessed with sexuality. He can’t not do it as he has become too lazy as a writer and just writes himself instead of being imaginative.
@FixTheWi-Fi
@FixTheWi-Fi 7 дней назад
Ian was more like the main character of the first season of doctor who than the doctor was.
@friendlyotaku9525
@friendlyotaku9525 6 дней назад
Sure if you ignore the examples of this Doctor saving the day like in Church on Ruby Road, Space Babies and Dot and Bubble (well, attempts to but sadly the society was racist and refused to let him save them) and technically in Rogue as well though he didn't do it alone. Have you watched it at all?
@DoctorWho1963
@DoctorWho1963 9 дней назад
These videos absolutely kill me man 🤣🤣 classic Roo Cell doing the old mystery girl companion again, meanwhile 14 is sat at Donna's house watching James Bond as Sutekh destroys all of creation 🤣
@Problembeing
@Problembeing 9 дней назад
Why does stunning and brave 'Rose' need UNIT to solve petty crime when there's a freeloading TimeLord kicking about doing nothing?
@Problembeing
@Problembeing 9 дней назад
I see why Sutekh chose to latch on to Ncuti's 'Doctor' instead of Tom...He's f**king useless, standing there like a catatonic carp.
@gregsmith7949
@gregsmith7949 8 дней назад
Damn...GREAT comment. 😂 👍👍👍
@Problembeing
@Problembeing 8 дней назад
@@gregsmith7949 he is bloody hopeless 🤣
@WallyPyneoil
@WallyPyneoil 8 дней назад
When it comes to these past references, it's like linking back to a show that this is a parody of.
@needmoardots
@needmoardots 9 дней назад
It's nice to see someone vocalize your own thoughts, i also don't understand the sequence od events of this episode. It seems like nothing happened and then all of the sudden the big bad shows up do to 0 sequence of the events that occurred.
@jeffcarey3045
@jeffcarey3045 7 дней назад
Yeah, reminds me of how rough Series 1's story arc was in 2005. The Doctor runs into the same thing over and over ("Bad Wolf" / Susan Twist) only to find out it's tangentially related to confronting the big bad that appears in the two part finale. The Big Bad (The Dalek Emperor / Sutekh) is preceeded in a few episodes where the Doctor runs into its underlings (Daleks / Lesser Pantheon Gods). It's Russel T Davies, he's basically writing scripts according to a script.
@iangreen4572
@iangreen4572 9 дней назад
It doesn't change the order, Grant was in an animated online adventure, not tv canon.
@drmacclevoid
@drmacclevoid 9 дней назад
Except, Ian, he's now appeared on TV - not in a sketch or affilitated bit of media but on the series proper, so he's part of TV canon. That's how TV canon works.
@sacrificiallamb4568
@sacrificiallamb4568 9 дней назад
If you only count the TV show as canon, then nothing is.
@Dr_Rich740
@Dr_Rich740 9 дней назад
Absolutely love your reviews of Rousselle. They are spot on and hilarious.
@nikonbear7882
@nikonbear7882 9 дней назад
Rouselle is aiming to get down with the young modern audience, you know, the one known for being loyal viewers that watch programmes religiously, buy all of the merch, etc and become life long fans... ... for one or two series, before moving onto the next Big Thing without a second thought for the previous Big Thing. Forget the real life long fans who are watching their beloved Doctor Who being bastardised and destroyed.
@professorakiba434
@professorakiba434 8 дней назад
Actually you have a problem with the argument that Chris Eccleston is no longer the 9th Doctor because there are Doctors before William Hartnell including the Rogue Doctor whose face we also see in the group. That means he could easily be the 9th Doctor of the pre-Hartnell Doctors. Because there is no way to explain why Richard E Grant's Doctor should regenerate into Chris Eccleston or from the War Doctor. So while you may be thinking this is revenge of some sort, its just RTD cleaning up some questions in canon. Why I say that? Because RTD is not a fan of the Grant Doctor. Also I don't see Grant showing up as the Doctor outside of Big Finish anytime soon. So while you try to make the point that this is a retcon it really isn't in terms of Chris Eccleston's place in series.
@iananderson2777
@iananderson2777 9 дней назад
Great vid. Barry the Geezer! 😅 Go on, make the titles, I dare you!
@friendlyotaku9525
@friendlyotaku9525 6 дней назад
Wanting a younger audience does not mean that older fans aren't being serviced anymore, in fact there's loads of easter eggs and references for those fans as well as being a good entry point for new viewers. And what's great about Sutekh's return is that it's a classic villain being brought back that only appeared in one story but is iconic and so obviously means a lot to older fans who grew up with the classic series (like Russell himself) but also it's introducing this iconic villain to a whole new generation as well, and in the UK the classic series is more accessible than ever so if they are intrigued by this villain they can go and check out Pyramids of Mars, which is great! 12:00 - well yeah it's long been established that if the Doctor goes somewhere at a certain place and time then they are part of events and so the Doctor CANNOT go back to that exact time and place because they could end up meeting themselves and potentially causing a paradox. This makes sense, that's time! 30:40 - that's very in character though. Of course the Doctor would feel that way, he was very different back then when he was the first Doctor, he wasn't the compassionate hero he is today, he became that person because of Ian and Barbara, which is what I've always loved!
@drmacclevoid
@drmacclevoid 6 дней назад
All I will say is - in principle, fine. But there’s little point putting in Easter eggs, etc, if older viewers no longer watch. That’s the danger, if the show becomes too juvenile. Loyalty is earned not given. So when Rouselle tells us the young love what he’s doing (in response to the suggestion that older fans do not), he’s putting a time bomb under the series. Not least because today’s younger viewers are a lot more likely to move on if and when they grow out of the material. The perfect sci-fi show works if you’re 7,17 or 47 and you get something different out of it at each period in your life. That’s the show he should be aiming to write.
@drmacclevoid
@drmacclevoid 6 дней назад
Re: 12:00. See, The Two Doctors, Three Doctors, Five Doctors, etc
@friendlyotaku9525
@friendlyotaku9525 6 дней назад
@@drmacclevoid Older viewers do still watch, in fact I've met quite a few people in their 50s/60s who've been watching for decades and are loving the new stuff as well!
@friendlyotaku9525
@friendlyotaku9525 6 дней назад
@@drmacclevoid Very different situations!
@drmacclevoid
@drmacclevoid 6 дней назад
@@friendlyotaku9525 Well, that's anecdotal. Of course some old fans do watch, but many have stopped watching, and we can discern this from the ratings. I mean, I could tell you about many viewers of my age, in their 40s, who haven't watched it for years, but that too is anecdotal. My argument, which I don't think is controversial, is that if you write for a young audience, older viewers will be alienated. Why not write a show that works well on some level if you're 7, 17 or 47? Like Star Trek in its 90s heyday. Isn't that how you future-proof genre TV?
@Jamie_Pritchard
@Jamie_Pritchard 2 дня назад
How did Sutekh know which TARDIS to climb onto after the bi-generation? 🤔 For all he knew he could be waiting for his time to strike and end up sat having to listen to Paul McCartney wafting through Donna's kitchen window...
@user-gj9uq3kb7y
@user-gj9uq3kb7y 9 дней назад
he is called morris
@drmacclevoid
@drmacclevoid 9 дней назад
He'll always be Jimmy to me.
@Problembeing
@Problembeing 9 дней назад
I was hoping against hope, week after week, that it wouldn't be Sutekh...It was Sutekh (or the 'anagram' of 'Susan Technology'...🙄) I am not happy about it.
@Gary-Seven-and-Isis-in-1968
@Gary-Seven-and-Isis-in-1968 7 дней назад
I think you mean "phonetic abbreviation". Certainly not an "Anagram".🤔
@Problembeing
@Problembeing 7 дней назад
@@Gary-Seven-and-Isis-in-1968 Gatwa said "wrong anagram", when it wasn't an anagram, it was a portmanteau. RTD, as a writer, should know this quite basic thing.
@Gary-Seven-and-Isis-in-1968
@Gary-Seven-and-Isis-in-1968 7 дней назад
@@Problembeing There is no "K" in Susan Technology, So the rule doesn't apply. Whereas Brexit is a fine example of a portmanteau.
@Problembeing
@Problembeing 6 дней назад
@@Gary-Seven-and-Isis-in-1968 there is no "K" in technology, that was my point. It was not an anagram.
@peterdixon7734
@peterdixon7734 6 дней назад
I was hoping that it would be Sooty. In the 1960s Sooty was a class act and would give Harry Corbett extreme abuse on a weekly basis. Sooty lost it a bit later.
@user-or3oe4cq6m
@user-or3oe4cq6m 8 дней назад
I could listen to these reviews all day, so funny.
@bazzzzz6175
@bazzzzz6175 9 дней назад
I enjoyed your ramble, mate. It seems that the intended "younger" audience (minute though it is) are loving it judging by all the 10/10 scores you see on twittex. Everything's a 10 for them, of course. Bless their fragile, little minds, I remember being 15-16 and making lists and ranking things. To hell with Genesis or Androzani or Inferno or Fenric or any of those old clunkers. Space Babies for the W. I say, they're welcome to it, whatever this grotesquery is, I'm happy to continue laughing at it. It's simply not for me and that's fine. I've another 200 odd, infinitely better written, Doctor Who stories to re-watch for the 50th time.
@michaelwebster8666
@michaelwebster8666 9 дней назад
Well said! 👍
@gregsmith7949
@gregsmith7949 8 дней назад
👍👍👍 My thoughts exactly. As long as I have my classic Who, I'll be fine. 26 glorious years to choose from.
@PaulRichards-vz4pl
@PaulRichards-vz4pl 9 дней назад
I agree with your points here. Sick and tired of the mystery box girl plot dragged up again and again. Gatwa is very good at catching flies in his mouth and being in touch with human emotions. Not very Doctor-like but then RTD will use the bi-generation as an excuse to humanise him. Good points about the Tennant Doctor. If I’d written this I’d have had the new Doctor gone wrong and behaving reckless and the previous Doctor would need to return to stop him. That might have been more interesting than this underwhelming stuff.
@gregsmith7949
@gregsmith7949 8 дней назад
This once iconic franchise has become a campy parody of itself. It's become an over the top, flamboyant gay fan fiction shadow of its former self.
@GuitarJammerJohn
@GuitarJammerJohn 8 дней назад
Hold on I get some of your complaints but are you really complaining about Doctor Who being camp it’s always been camp and over the top even ridiculous at times that’s part of the charm. Are you forgetting the classic series had a candy monster or plastic chairs that ate people if you’re really going to complain about Doctor Who being camp that ship has sailed a long long time ago.
@drmacclevoid
@drmacclevoid 7 дней назад
No, I haven't forgotten, in fact I addressed this directly in the video "Dear Russell T Davies: Welcome Back?" There's a difference between being camp as a choice - by adopting a tone and attitude that celebrates that kind of silliness, and it being an accidental by-product of a show made on a shoestring, in which people trying to tell straight stories were compromised by production limitations. The giant rat from The Talons of Weng-Chiang isn't supposed to be funny. Deliberate camp is drama-destroying and irritating. The accidental kind is charming.
@friendlyotaku9525
@friendlyotaku9525 6 дней назад
@@drmacclevoid There's plenty of examples of intentional camp in Doctor Who.
@drmacclevoid
@drmacclevoid 6 дней назад
@@friendlyotaku9525 Prove intent.
@peterdixon7734
@peterdixon7734 6 дней назад
@@drmacclevoid Indeed. However, for the record, the rat on Doomwatch was worse.
@rustybrooks8916
@rustybrooks8916 8 дней назад
There's nothing like a channel owner that picks and chooses what shows up on their feed. I'm sure this channel will absolutely go viral with that mindset.
@drmacclevoid
@drmacclevoid 8 дней назад
I'm sure that's true, and when I meet a channel owner who does that I'll pass on your comments.
@xsm5525
@xsm5525 7 дней назад
it was a 1/10 for me. terrible episode.
@acrawfordsaid
@acrawfordsaid 8 дней назад
For once the algorithm has rewarded my search for clever creators. Thanks to it and to you #DrMacclevoid
@THEFORBIDDENMAN-lk7of
@THEFORBIDDENMAN-lk7of 9 дней назад
THE ROBOT WAS GOOD - AND AT LEAST YOU GAVE GOOD PART TO THE KID FROM CHILD FROM CHILDREN IN NEED BONNY WAS DOING WHAT VERY LITTLE, STORY REMINDED ME OF A RE HASH OF PYARMIDS OF MARS - BETTER SHOW CLEAR POLITICAL SHOT - IN THE SHOW, WITH A TAKE OF TERESA MAY TAKING TO THE STAG CAN THEY STOP CRYING - OR DO THEY KNOW THE SHOW IS RUBBISH
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