DID IT SUCK? | Doctor Who [HUMAN NATURE / FAMILY OF BLOOD REVIEW] 

Fantastic

What do you think about the series 12 trailer?

JON SNOW honestly I doubt it will even come close to this level of greatness . Sadly I think Chibnal just isn’t cabaple of being a showrunner for Doctor who.

@@aleksaivanovic8375 I don't think it'll be this good but I think it looks promising (compared to the last series)

@@JONSNOW-jw3zx Looked on the wiki page and I'm guessing Chibnall is laying off on the writing and allowing other people to write episodes which does seem promising, however bit put off at how they are going for a more movie block buster style rather than the normal doctor who style. I think the cybermen story-line might make the show a bit more bearable.

Splasher Blaster The glory days... I can’t imagine The Thirteenth Doctor being capable of inspiring that much fear.

@dr103 I remember Eccleston going a bit dark and just demanding the last dalek alive (at the time) to kill itself, which it replied with "You would make a good dalek" So i do think 9 is capable of being that dark.

No second chances that's the kind of man i am

Huh, so we all forgetting that one time Matt Smith left that old guy to get blown to bits by missles

Not anymore, because the 13th Doctor freed the little girl.

This.

THIS THIS THIS!!!

I never got this.... He was being 'kind' - kind of cheapens that when his 'kindess' involves allowing 4 aliens to tear up and destroy an innocent village while hunting him.

@@someguy7317 Yes! Someone else gets it! For all their talk about the glory of peace, it's the refusal of confrontation, that is the reason for all the deaths here. And not once is that tragic irony ever realized in it's full impact. David Tennant's run was absolutely maddening sometimes.

@@fictiontheorizer1991 This is actually a common feature of the Doctor. For starters he can be very callous about death, he rarely reacts when other people are about to be killed in front of him, except a mate, and in this series he moves on when the doctor, whose blood got sucked, died and Martha took the time to close his eyes. I only noticed it recently, after re-watching Doctor Who so much, since he just would not protest (Or bat an eyelid.) when people are dying in front of him. The Doctor has a definite morality which is heavily opposed to killing humans especially and has saved the Earth numerous times from foreign invasion, one must wonder that being an alien he empathises and wants them to live (For example in the Christmas invasion where he sees them off and later the aliens are killed, he has a hatred for man. This is mirrored well in the 11th Doctor's inauguration as well since the Doctor ensures they stay out.). Ultimately he is not perfect, people need to stop trying to claim him to be, but this is consistent with earlier in his run, he gives someone one chance to change and if this is not taken up then he snaps. He is silent and just wreaks vengeance, like killing a bunch of spider babies (Donna's expression at the time was enough to push through how honestly horrifying the Doctor can be.). He rescues Venice from not vampires but that ending is so @~?£ing sad when he is crying that the species will die. Of course there is the Master where the Doctor would never kill him no matter what. While the Doctor is a hero and good, he is an alien.

We only have ourselves to blame. We are the ones that complained so much about Moffat we ended up with Chibnall.

@@SpringtrapLover2010 I preferred Moffat to be fair. Atleast prior to Clara. Was all downhill from there for the most part

@@TheLonelyGoomba moffat was absolutely amazing in terms of ideas like when his episodes hit they are amazing he isn't the best writer tho as in he needs someone to have oversight on him because he isn't the best at charter writing so literally him with someone good at charter writing creates absolutely incredible stories

What was wrong with Clara?

Jasper Young Nowadays we’d be lucky to get a SINGLE episode of that quality in one series of Doctor Who.

Series 3 is fantastic tbh and I hate that it's always brushed aside when talking about RTD's run.

series 3 is probably the best season of the revival

series three was my fave for such a long time because of this, i loved how when the doctor finally stopped dragging his feet about martha the series cranked it up a level.

@@ragerodracir Series 1 and 3 are world class. Series 2 and 4 aren't bad of course but 1 and 3 are just elite

😂😂

Nice to see you here

I still think she was just too in love with him, it was just annoying sometimes.

To this day, Martha is one of my favorite companions. She's criminally underrated.

@@WinterSteele I haven't seen nearly enough of the original Doctors to include their companions, but of the post-Eccleston companions I'd put the top three as Rose > Donna > Martha.

Man I miss Martha. She just had so much more development than Yas, ryan and Graham put together!

Martha is for men of culture who make their own packed lunches and wipe their own bottoms

It’s actually ‘he can see the turn of the universe.’

TheGrouchyGamer PREACH!

I'm looking at you, Chibnall

@Voltaic Fire i really doubt you've never met a racist lmao

Yeah, if anything the guy who made this video was more preachy than the episode itself, and he only brought stuff like that up in a handful of lines.

@@eileenschmelcher7350 go to the Sun and read the comments... Its disgusting. EVERYONE there is racist.

@dr103 oh shut the fuck up no one ask for ur opinion

blink is good human nature and family of blood is good so they are both equally good so non is much better

And again no one ask for ur opinion

The real truth is I just want to make someone angry

It's just called trolling

For real? That's awesome!

Wow! I wish I could have had that opportunity!

Very talented guy

No, I get that. We need to go back to Series 10. It looked clean, but it was warm. Doctor Who isn't a cold sci-fi.

I feel like CGI has really made things worse. I loved the authenticity of 9, 10, 11 (kinda) episodes. Really agree with this comment.

Now we the 13th doctor. A complete mess. 10, 11 and even 12 were good but 13 is just bad stories and terrible characters. Just boring.

@@tikitong7285 can’t remember the last time I was dying for a doctor who episode to come out. I remember end of time. I was counting down the seconds. Even Matt Smith’s farewell. Capaldi I found myself not too excited but I’d still watch them and enjoy it. With Whittaker I couldn’t even remember the episodes were on half the time. More time I missed them and just watched them the following week loool

i liked those times where the cgi wasn't like the now day movies, but when it was great... i think the cgi now makes it... well.... weird...

Yep. Can't argue with that. Though 4 comes close.

Series 4 between episode 8-13 is constantly brilliant too

Silence in the LIbrary, Forest of the Dead, Midnight, Turn Left, The Stolen Earth, and Journey's End take the cake for me

Agreed. Always found series 3 very underrated.

Henry McClintock yeah I agree series 4 was really consistent. Series 3 episodes 8-12 just do a bit more for me because I’m not a fan of the series 4 finale and I think turn left is just okay.

He doesn't kill them at all, that's the scariest part of it. They killed, maimed, destroyed peaceful lives and stole the bodies of innocent people in an attempt to steal the doctor's immortality because they thought it was a gift, so the doctor punished them by showing them that living forever is a curse. He gave them the immortality they wanted, and it ended up possibly being the cruelest thing he could have done.

They would have died eventually. Well, Mother and Sister of Mine wouldn't, but Father of Mine was trapped inside a star. He would have died eventually.

@@TheSmart-CasualGamer Father of Mine wasn't trapped inside a star, but I see why you're misremembering it that way. He was wrapped in chains "forged from a dwarf star alloy" and left in a hidden chamber to rot alone for eternity.

@@mrglibb I thought the Dwarf Star alloy was from the star he was trapped in. My apologies.

@@TheSmart-CasualGamer Not sure why you're apologising lol, you've done nothing wrong. I only remember it so exactly because I rewatched the episode the other day.

DID SOMEONE SAY THE TIMELESS CHILD?!

I would hope it's humble since it's wrong. It definitely doesn't need to be wrong AND arrogant.

I used to make trailers with that all the time as a child

Do u remember the dalek game in van statens base?

@@joshuadenning4594 yeahh. What about the K9 one with the autons in the first level

Or the empty child one I could.never do. Ot was so difficult

Philippe Etienne bro don’t get me started on the K9 game you’re gonna make me cry

I've noticed that there tends to be a lot of crossover with Doctor Who and other British-based shows/films

@@spongemaster not as many British actors availible.

@@azuregriffin1116 And the BBC is a monolith in the UK

@@che3se1495 true.

I was really expecting him to say yes

The answer's yes

Perfect

Series 4: Heath Ledger

Series 1: Mark hamill

Sadly accurate

The one where you escape the lab? Helllll yeahhhhhh

I think in the Flatline episode they stated that the Tardis can alter it's weight, and does so all the time. It's true weight would crush a planet.

What scene is that?

Custard_Timelord Yeah that’s because it’s true weight is suppressed I think the doctor once said it could flatten the Earth, and then I think in Trenzalore the dimensions broke down and it went to it’s proper size? Idk lol xD timey wimey wibbly wobbly

It's certainly very underrated, especially compared to 1 and 4

That's happened to me before

I wanted to make a comic so bad, but I live in the US. 😩

The RTD era never stopped giving.

Hm? Do explain...

Um... what?

@@azuregriffin1116 well this was many years after this episode aired so she's an adult. We hosted a doctor who convention and she was a guest. Events transpired...

@@airshiphead lmao

bruh

great video though

agree with both of you

pretty sure there was such a big nostalgia overdose, my body froze those games tho

Jack Jones and you just casually say “I met Thomas Brodie Sangster the other day...”

@@EmblaBexell yeah I saw him and I was like hold up aren't you that guy off the telly he goes "well I'm an actor" 😂😂 so jokes I'm such an idiot omfg

Hiccup Hufflepuff I really like this take! Interesting to think about. :) I suppose the change is similar to the Dalek-Human having it’s perspectives changed permanently because of an event.

I think they also used a different when he goes into the spaceship.