Doctor Who 1x06 Dalek Reaction | First Time Watching 

Christopher Eccleston excels in all his episodes but really shines in this one. Really hits hard when the Dalek tells the Doctor he would make a good Dalek. One of the best scenes ever.

Chris Eccleston's acting in that first scene with the Dalek is really where you get the sense for why he's normally a movie actor. Gives me chills.

So glad you enjoyed it! (I wrote the episode, nearly two decades ago - it makes me so happy it still stands up for a first time viewer!) Hope you enjoy your journey through the series - there are some really amazing stories coming up...

“You would be a good Dalek” haunted the Doctor for the rest of his life

That first scene with the Doctor and the Dalek was the first scene Chris filmed after their break from filming where he’d visited his dad with dementia at a time where it was particularly bad. So all that pain and anger Chris shows in that scene is him projecting his real pain and anger onto the Dalek

I love the way in your summed up the doctors character. there is a quote from one of doctor whos writings that sums him up perfectly "Heroes tell us who we want to be but when they made this particular hero they didn’t give him a gun, they gave him a screwdriver to fix things. They didn’t give him a tank or a warship or an X-Wing, they gave him a call box from which you can call for help and they didn’t give him a superpower or a heat-ray, they gave him an extra heart. And that’s extraordinary. There will never come a time when we don’t need a hero like the doctor.” ― Steven Moffat

For an old school Doctor Who fan like myself, this was an insanely powerful episode. Not only was Eccelston's performance fantastic (😉) but it was essentially the first time we'd see a new Dalek story on TV in almost twenty years! The Daleks (and, to a slightly lesser extent, the Cybermen) have been the most iconic villains in the Doctor Who saga since the '60s! It was absolutely brilliant to see them back on screen again!

Eccelston at his finest. You see fear and rage coming from this Doctor, PTSD from the Time War. And you also see Rose shine as she continuous to adapt to this new life style. A great episode indeed. Thanks for posting and take care.

Christopher Eccleston is out of this world in this episode, a brilliant actor who genuinely makes you believe he’s lost everything at the hands of the Daleks.

I don't think a single doctor who reactor has ever jumped up the list of my favourites so quick. Yet another great reaction, can't wait till the next one 😊

I think this was the episode where I truly embraced the revival of Doctor Who. It had been decades since I had watched the original show, and the depth and heart that was in this episode made me question why I had ever forgotten about it.

"...intruder window." An Eric Morecambe classic 😂

The Daleks illustrate a common problem with science fiction bad guys. Is extremely difficult to portray them as being a threat but also having them lose every time they appear. This episode made the Dalek extremely frightening, and they didn't defeat it. It defeated itself.

The Daleks are very iconic, and a key part in the show. They featured in its second ever story, saved it from cancellation, and made it a cultural icon. This episode does a remarkable job. Classic fans see the dalek from the doctor's perspective, knowing the danger it poses, fearing it. New fans see it from roses perspective, slowly learning about it throughout the episode. It explores a side of the daleks not really touched on before, and it gives yet more information on the time war. It also works to address a lot of the stereotypes around the daleks that made them less intimidating and something of a joke through the 80s and 90s. I love the part where it shows that it takes the energy from all of the western united states to power a single unit, it really demonstrates just how incomprehensibly powerful they are. Their power, and their intelligence, is on full display here, and the horror of it is excellent. A single unit killing hundreds of people, exactly as it should be. It's a great way to make new viewers understand the threat of the daleks, to instil a sense of fear towards them forever. Even now, after a bad streak for daleks, I still think of the Metaltron every time one appears. Arguably the best dalek episode of all time. This isn't even mentioning what it does for the doctor's character and arc, which is vital, and fantastic. The time war arc is integral to the next 10 series, and this is your first good, solid look at it. The doctor's guilt and regret drives him, and we see it more here than any prior episode. A key component of the doctor's arc, the first big story that contributes to it. This episode is the first truly amazing episode of the revival, and whilst next time is a little weak, this marks a turning point for series 1, beyond wich the tone and quality dramatically change (for the better).

Congratulations, Juliette! You have now been introduced to the OG antagonist to the Doctor - the Dalek Like Moriarty to Sherlock Holmes, or the Joker to Batman, the Dalek is the most iconic enemy of the Doctor "You would make a good Dalek" is a powerful line of dialogue

"-Are you frightened, Rose Tyler? -Yes. -So am I."

The Doctor has a Very...Very Long history with the Daleks....=))

This is when I fell in love with the show. Eccleston's performance is gold.

I'm really glad you enjoyed this episode, it was a great re-introduction to the Daleks for the new audiences. As they were the first ever alien antagonists shown in the classic series.

10:08 - and thanks to the fire system the Dalek only needed 3 shots to do so. The Dalek is not just showing it is dangerous, but also intelligent enough to use local materials to kill more efficiently.

This episode knocked my socks off in 2005, I was 8 at the time and was in awe at how they managed to make a giant pepper pot with a plunger and whisk so very menacing. Murray Gold's score definitely helped in that department, but given that the Daleks were an instant hit with the masses from their introduction in the very second episode of Doctor Who all the way back in 1963, I guess it must have always been this way! We also get another look at the Doctor's inner dark side, and a bit more elaboration on the war and the terrible terrible things he's both done and been through. Also, two more things: First, tuck that robot looking head with the tubes/handles you saw at the beginning (the one the doctor called an old enemy) away in the back of your mind somewhere. Not for any reason, it just looks cool. Second, I won't provide any more information beyond this but I see you've started to pick up on a certain two-word phrase that's shown up in every adventure you've seen so far...

"You're gonna get rusty!" Such a funny line in an otherwise serious episode! Loved this episode so much. I've forgotten how good some of the season 1 episodes were until watching your reactions. This episode and a few others to come in season 1 are some of the highlights of the early seasons. Hope you're enjoying seeing them for the first time as muc has I'm enjoying reliving these episodes through your reactions.

So glad you enjoyed this episode! The Daleks go back to the very beginning of Doctor Who (1963!) and are the most iconic monsters in the series. Eccleston's performance is spectacular, you can feel the anger, the fear, and the guilt of the Doctor in that first scene with the Dalek. Thanks for your great reactions!

The kindest gentlest people are often the most damage people.

Such an incredible episode, glad you enjoyed it!

"Doc... torrr..." "The Doctor..." Classic moment, in a great episode, and for long-time fans, a great reintroduction to a classic villain. I'm just about old enough to have seen some classic Doctor Who when I was little, and my parents had watched the show when they were kids, so I grew up familiar with the Doctor, the TARDIS, and the Daleks. But at the same time, those of us who knew the show before had no knowledge of the Time War: that story wasn't part of the old show, it was something that had happened between the old show ending and the new show beginning. What had happened to the Doctor, to the Time Lords, to the Daleks... that was a mystery to us too.

So very glad you got to this episode! Christopher Eccleston is truly amazing at portraying survivor’s guilt, & his scenes opposite the Dalek were everything that any old school fan would want. Gives such a better understanding as to why the Doctor took Rose to the end of the Earth for her first trip - the subconscious need to have this new person he bonded with understand, on a very small level, what he dealt with. Wonderful reaction to the Doctor’s oldest foe! 💜💜➕🟦

As an old school Whovian (Tom Baker, Number Four) you have no idea of the impact and chill up the spine those first words from the Dalek (DOC-TOR…) create, the Daleks are an iconic and immortal foe…

You really never heard of a Dalek before Jewel? I know people who have never watched doctor who who have still heard of Daleks haha. Glad you’re enjoying it x

Back when they made the first season of the new show it was still unclear if this was a reboot or just a continuation of the old series. The events of this episode pointed to the fact that it was a continuation but the reason why the doctor had been missing for years was because the Time War with the Daleks.

I never liked these new doctors making a romantic connection with their companions. It was not necessary. Tom Baker's line comes to mind, "You're a beautiful woman. Probably."

Love your reaction as always Jules! welcome to your first meeting with a Dalek, the most loathed and feared race in the universe and time.the part of this episode that was always my favorite is that the Doctor, who is the most compassionate being in the universe, became a rage filled monster only interested in his enemies death, while the Dalek, a remorseless killing machine, was becoming compassionate, and unsure of it's purpose, effectively trading places. more info on the time war and Daleks is coming, can't wait to watch you find out!

3:45 🤩😍Omg she's from Stargate SG1! Great episode thanks so much Juliette🥰

Honestly this is my favourite episodes of season one, and well in the top ten across the entire series! "You would make a good Dalek" sends a chill down my spine.

a bit late but i seriously think this episode is amazing just for showing how intimidating the daleks actually are. not just that, but how the doctor reacts to there being “one left”. you can tell- FEEL even- that he’s traumatized from the war and what happened. but uh yeah… thats all i have to say

Daleks go back to the second ever episode back in 1963

One of my favorite episodes.

Christopher Eccleston studied at my University. Just a brag.

Somebody may have stated this already, but I think a bit of history from vintage-"Who" is appropriate here. Can you imagine that blob being humanoid? The race the Dales evolved from was originally humanoid-not Earth-human, but human nonetheless, which was why it was easy for this one to regenerate itself from the sample of Rose's DNA. It just didn't count on that DNA also affecting its mental processes, making it even more human, which is beyond the Daleks' comprehension. The scientist who developed them took steps to strip all sense of conscience and emotion save for hate.

The Daleks go far back in Dr. Who...the very second plot line introduced them, long before I actually started watching the show. They are one of the mainstays of the show. The original concept was actually based on Nazism. Those first Dalek episodes made the show. Before ratings were low and there was talk of cancelling it. But the Daleks were so popular, the show took off.

The change in quality between world war three and dalek is so weird like it's two completely different shows

I never thought I'd like any Doctor near as much as I loved Tom Baker (except maaaayyybe David Tennant because he's, well, the incomparable David Tennant), but Eccleston is amazing! I love him.

Just wanted to say I’m really liking how you’ve been engaging with this show! A lot of doctor who reaction videos don’t feel enough for the characters and the situations, or they won’t discuss their thoughts about it or really think about it enough to GET it. But these videos you’ve been making are some of the good ones. I’m really looking forward to your reactions to a lot of the later stuff!

The Daleks are pretty much Nazis, their first appearance in the show was only 18 years after WW2. Imagine us reflecting on such horrors as if the second world war ended as recently as 2005, when this episode was broadcast!

Rose's mum is understandable. Rose went missing for a full year. Of course that would make her a lot more wprried about her continuing to adventure with the Doctor

The best thing about this review is that you had no idea about what a Dalek was or how it behaved. Makes it such a great watch to see someone react to a Dalek for the first time. Reminds me of Daughter child's first Dalek episode and how she totally ignored the fact that it's still the same design as it was in the 60's and just got into what a murderous little shite it was. Great Nu Who episode, Chris Eccleston is still my favorite of all of the new doctors.

Hi, I Loved this episode when it was first shown in England. As I was on the edge of my seat. glood to the TV.

Jules it seemed you were channeling the doctor a bunch of times today -- true empathy! I’m glad you enjoyed Chris Eccleston’s performance he’s an amazing actor and was the perfect person to re-introduce us to the doctor during this new era.

1:17 Xenomorph Egg in the glass case at the back of the room.

Oh man, ive been waiting for you to get to this one! The first episode was what grabbed my attention, but this episode was the one that made me a doctor who fan. Eccleston's acting in this episode was next level, especially the scene where he looses control and just screams at the dalek, almost literally frothing at the mouth with rage. I get literal chills every time

Welcome to the Daleks or (a) Dalek one of the Doctor's greatest and oldest enemies and the most iconic. 😊 Without it being too spoilery or incase you do a reaction to the classic series at some point i will say The Daleks are about racial purity real life creator of the Daleks and writer Terry Nation based the Daleks on Nazi Germany and it's 60 years this year since they made their first debut on the television screen there's been a running gag about them not being able to go on the stairs for years until the late 80's but this is the very first episode here that we actually see them in flight. You can never feel sorry for a Dalek they do not like change.

Jackie is an icon, we love Jackie.

Juliette/Jules, i'm on watching you react to Doctor Who and the episode Dalek this is a very good episode, i hope you are doing awesome, staying cool and Thank You very much my Friend Juliette/Jules.😊

So glad you enjoyed this episode, it's one of the greats from this series (which in itself is filled with great episodes). Loved your reactions to the really intense scenes, I think you're starting to get a solid grip on the series and what it's about and what it can offer. Great watch along, keep it up lovely 🤗 looking forward to the next one 💖

Hi Jules, I cried at this episode and I believe that you were moved too. The Daleks are The Doctor's greatest and most enduring foe, and you will watch an episode featuring the Daleks in every season. Creator Terry Nation modelled The Daleks on The Nazi's, and a sense of dread accompanies every rncounter. Finally a bit of Lore for you: The Daleks are the metal exo-skeleton used to protect the original race 'The Kaleds' from the nuclear fallout on their home planet Skaro. Two races lived on Skaro, the humanoid 'Thalls' and the gangly Kaleds. An ensuing war heralded a terrible nuclear explosion, and having been victorious, The Daleks ventured into space intent on Universal domination. Now to blow my nose and dab my eyes! See you next week....x

As others have said, welcome to your first introduction to the Daleks… one of the craziest things I find about them, there are some silly things about their design, but it is utterly iconic, as well as the way they speak. I also believe their lore as you will find out more and more as the show progresses inspired a lot of other science fiction. Great stuff… as always, wishing you well, and a wish for myself that you send some of the cooler weather from your hemisphere northward, please and thank you. I am so done with summer!

Everyone else is going to say this, but the Daleks have been the Doctor's greatest enemies going all the way back to the start of the show in 1963. They have been in dozens of amazing stories. Will they be back after the 'last' Dalek died here? Maaaaaaybe...

This is a Dalek… basically…. Run for your life!!!

This was one of the best episodes. The Dalek's have been around since the 1960's, facing off against the First Doctor in his second ever story. My dad remembers watching it when he was a kid.

They made a pretty good job of making a Dalek scary for new audiences, besides its ridiculous look. 😅 I think it's safe to say, that you can keep the Daleks in mind, they were one of the Doctor's biggest foes in the old series, as the Doctor even said it in this episode. He wiped them all out. And perhaps this isn't gonna be the last, we've seen from them....

_"That Dalek just absorbed the entire internet!"_ I mean, that could explain how it's so angry and full of hate. But shoudn't it also have downloaded lots of videos of kittens and puppies?

You get DW companion lessons. Pay attention.

johnlarro6872 back in my old skin again. (The Cosmic Hobo was what the media called the Second Doctor...). With regard to the concept of romance in Doctor Who... For us old fans, it was a BIG change. There was an expression in the Doctor Who Production Office during the original run - "no hanky panky in the TARDIS". The Doctor in particular was always basically shown to be asexual - he (using male pronoun as during the original run, there was no in-universe concept of changing gender) was never ever seen to be romantically involved with anyone. (You could probably however in particular see the on-screen chemistry between Tom Baker and Lalla Ward (4th Doc and Romana II; a Time Lady!), given that the actors got married...) So when the new era came along and the no hanky panky rule was out the window - well, it took a bit of getting used to! And by that, given your point in the journey - you've already seen the Doctor kiss Rose (albeit whilst possessed by Cassandra) So - that was a shock! Yes!

I will admit, when I first saw the Dalek, I thought it looked and sounded ridiculous. "How could this thing possibly be a threat to someone like the Doctor?" I asked my screen. "It can't even handle stairs." Then they addressed exactly that, and I stood corrected. Anyway, you've now been introduced to the Space Nazis! That's what I (and others, I'm sure) call them. All I will say regarding them is that at some point in the future (at least not until after this season is over), it's worth going back to look at their first appearance in Classic Who (even if you don't do a reaction to it). It's very interesting. Lastly, seeing the Doctor flip from kind to hate-filled in a breath is always a shock. The fact that they elicit this strong a reaction from him really drives home how much he hates himself for what he did in the Time War (because of them).

As someone who grow up with Doctor Who, seeing someone who does no know the Dales is like seeing someone who goes into the batman franchise without knowing who the Joker is.

Finally, the real heroes of the series.

You called a Dalek a ‘robot’ 😂😂😂… sorry, didn’t mean to laugh or offend you, I am really enjoying watching you react to Doctor Who 👍🇬🇧

In the classic series the first time a Dalek shows up is also episode 6

Dr Who is a unique show. Loved Ecclestone. Always enjoyed the Daleks especially with the Tom Baker Doctor. Love the Bad Wolf foreshadowing. This was as sweet a rendition of the Daleks of any. The genocidal war they fought with the Time Lords brings out the worst in the Doctor. The thing to remember is the Doctor is not human.

The Daleks are the number one enemy of The Doctor, This is one of the best Dalek episodes, along with 'The Genesis of the Daleks' from the 4th Doctor.

I love this episode because we see deep into the doctor's emotions about the Time War. Christopher Eccleston himself told me that this was one of his favorite episodes. We also get a glimpse of how Rose helped make the Doctor a better person, how he became a man who never carried a gun, despised violence and murder.

I was so excited to see your reaction to this episode! This one really cements the kind of Doctor Eccleston portrays - a sad, reluctant survivor who maybe has some PTSD, always moving forward with a (forced?) smile on his face. Which makes his character arc with Rose all the more rich. Thanks as always!

I love your reactions so much! They're really becoming something I look foreard to every week!

so many times the doctor is told this by a dalek is astonishing

1:16 Don't be fooled by the black face. The robot head you see is a callback to another villainous monster species of the old show called Cybermen. Having one appear and a Dalek and UNIT in the previous two parter and finally The Nestene Consciousness in episode 1 (they were old show monsters also) cemented something: This show has monsters like the Slitheen, but this universe has DEEP lived in roots. But the old is reintroduced just right...

I just pre-ordered the big Doctor Who blu-ray box set, so I am really looking forward to that in a few months. :)

I love this episode, The Doctor's sadness saying "I win". The Dalek's are evil incarnate, they are the the opposite of what the Doctor stands for. The show was never going to let them leave, they are too good of a foil. The Time War is an idea we we won't be dropping for many seasons, a driving character motivation that is the core of what keeps the Doctor needing a companion.

The hate, the anger, the despise really comes through. Eccelston did a fantastic job. This and 11's reaction later on really show you the power of Daleks and the emotions The Doctor hides.

So now you've met the main belligerents of The Time War. The Daleks have been around since the second episode of Classic Who. If you scroll through CW episode names you'll get a hint of how often they show up. They don't always meet in order though which is why I said before that CW contains preludes to the Time War. Which was much, much, much worse. As you learn more about Daleks, Timelords, the Time War and its effects on other species these emotional punches hit harder. We've seen two species who lost their planet to the Time War. Him having to kill two refugee species from a war that he is responsible for after using genocide to end the war really hurts him. Daleks are pure evil but some of that rage he heaps on the Dalek is just what he feels at himself. I can't wait to see your further reactions to the unfolding of this epic story. I am also glad to see that you are keeping your eyes and ears open for Bad Wolf.

"You would make a good Dalek". Ouch.

To anybody who grew up with Dr Who - the Daleks are the greatest of his enemies - and as a child terrified me. Despite them always being wiped out, the writers always find a way to bring them back - timey whimey stuff (although that comes later 😁)

The Daleks are genetically modified to feel only hatred towards anything that isn't pure Dalek, if you ever want to see some of the "Classic Who" then try "genesis of the daleks" it was voted best story of classic Who :)

The Gallifreyans and the Daleks were at war throughout all of time, essentially. Both have their own abilities to travel through time. Back in the day, the Daleks were the stand in for the Nazis, while the robot man that you saw and thought was going to be the antagonist (these are called Cybermen) were analogous to the communist. 4 episodes in and we feel so much for Rose! Great writing/acting! This series is full of incredible episodes. Chris Eccleston is credited with "regenerating" the series and infusing it with a new life! And now, we get to see your reactions which are "fantastic"! Looking forward to the next one!

Well said. Suspend disbelief. You are now a Whovian! I have been one for 60 years. Welcome

Christopher Eccleston as the Doctor is so very underrated. The history of the Daleks vs the Time Lords goes back to the beginning. More of the story does come along later. The next episode you will really dig.

The Dr's most deadliest enemy the Daleks

Classic who era it was a popular joke that you can just run up some stairs to escape a dalek 😂 so the elevate moment had an extra layer of shock to it.

9:57 see how smart they are? My fav doc who villains

Daleks don't need to climb stairs. They just level the building.

i have watched at least 30 people react to this episode... and i think yours is my favorite now

I think this is where the New Series really takes a step up and I think this episode stands as one of the best Dalek stories ever. Christopher Eccleston is phenomenal and this is the first time we get details about the Time War. More than that, we get a shocking glimpse of the emotional impact the war had on the Doctor. From that initial fear, to that uncontrollable rage and hatred - it's all so intense! Remember, the Doctor is a man of peace who hates weapons, so it says a lot that he wanted to kill this thing and even took up arms. Now for some context: That "old friend/enemy" that has its head on display is a Cyberman. They're the Doctor's second-most iconic enemy and are basically humans from Earth's long-lost twin planet who replaced most of their body parts with cybernetics, losing their emotions in the process. As for the Daleks, they are by far the Doctor's most iconic enemy and are up there with the TARDIS in terms of recognisable Doctor Who icons. I can guarantee that you've seen them around. They were introduced in the show's second story and are credited with making the show successful. There was literally a phenomenon called 'Dalek-Mania' where people became obsessed with them. If you want to know their basic backstory, read on. If not, then skip this paragraph: On the planet Skaro, there was a long-lasting nuclear war between two races: the Kaleds and the Thals. Eventually a deranged Kaled scientist named Davros predicted that his people would eventually mutate due to the fallout from the war, so he designed special travel machines that they could use in that state. Unfortunately for them though, Davros got impatient and kind of experimented on his people to speed up the process, turning them into the blobby hate squids that we know and love today. Then he plopped them into those armed travel machines and convinced that they were the superior beings of the universe, they set out to exterminate or dominate all other life in existence. The writer who created the Daleks actually based them on the Nazis, so they're whole thing is that they hate everything that isn't a Dalek. Final fun fact: Rob Shearman, the writer of this episode, actually adapted this story from a Doctor Who audio story he'd written, called Jubilee. Sorry for the novel-length comment, this episode just has so much to discuss. 😂😂

Awesome reactions to a fantastic episode, Jules. And would you believe, it just gets even better! :)

This episode is one of the best of all new who

Maybe van Statten ended up in my hometown - Sacramento - they called it out at the end of the episode. Haven't seen him around, but the Greater Sacramento area is a fairly big place. Lol. Anyway, nice reaction as usual Jules.

For someone who is familiar with classic Who, added the fact that here they reveal that the time war that caused the demise of Gallifrey (planet of the Time Lords) was against the Daleks, the reaction of The Doctor to the last one of them is perfectly understood, but the shock of being called a good Dalek, must be huge, almost devastating. Eccleston portrayed that magnificently.

Well hello, Jules! The day is proceeding wonderfully here. I seem to have been the agent of mine own comments destruction, so let's start again! You're looking warm this day, Jules,💜 and now you get more of the desired background on the Doctor. A wonderful episode, where you see the Doctor can become quite ragey about certain things, but nothing so much as Daleks.😅 The Dalek was correct in saying they were very much alike, but only when the Doctor rose to the Dalek level of hatred. When the Dalek sunk to the level of kindness, and empathy, he could no longer face being alive. A few quite powerful scenes, the moment when the Doctor sees the lights and hears the voice, in the dark room, always gives me a bit of a chill.😜 I know it is only one american, only one US american, but look at the contrast between him, and the folks from the UK, in previous episodes. They are mostly welcoming to the Doctor, but this dude only sees profit, more power, and falls victim to his own greed. A great episode, and I am very glad you enjoyed it so thoroughly Even having a good laugh at the intruder window line, as well.😂 Plus you've adopted "Fantastic!"😝 Have a great day, Jules,💜 and I'll be seeing you again... pretty soon🥲😊

Some people start questioning what they are watching during the "farting aliens" episodes. That's why I always tell them to wait for this episode to judge. Episode 4&5 were the first episodes shot and I think they were still trying to figure out the show's identity. But this episode is the beginning of what it will become. I loved this episode the first time I saw it. I already fell in love with Eccleston's Doctor in episode 1, but this made me love him more.

I was particularly looking forward to seeing you cover this one for multiple reasons. The first is to see your reaction to the Daleks, the Doctor's arch-enemy (as maybe you had heard of them but probably knew nothing about them otherwise). You saw the very serious and intense reaction they provoke in the Doctor (and that the feeling is mutual). I think Eccleston's performance in this episode is amazing, especially as it reveals a lot more about the Doctor's back story (big revelations I was also looking forward to seeing your reaction to. It was also nice seeing the Doctor's reaction at the beginning to the head in the case. It belongs to another major villain race and it was like he had been dealing with the Time War against the Daleks for so long that he missed his previous adventures, even to the point of feeling nostalgic about old enemies. People talk a lot about when the Doctor first encounters the Dalek as an amazing scene (and quite rightly so) but that one is up there for me as well for that moment. It'll be interesting to see if you recognise one of the guest stars in the next episode as he's a big name now ;)

in 1963, at the time when the Beatles were first making an impression, and pop groups were simply guitars and drums, and music synthesisers wouldn't exist for a long while ... the BBC radiophonic genius Delia Derbyshire pieced together the original Dr Who theme from noises on pieces of tape resulting in this ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CM8uBGANASc.html ps: Pink Floyd used this as a basis for their song One Of These Days I'm Going To Cut You Into Little Pieces (Ummagumma 1968), and included a small segment in it.

Great reaction! This is the episode that turned me into a fan of the show. Eccleston's acting was top notch here. He really sells you on the fear and rage the Doctor feels towards the Dalek. And yeah, he's got some PTSD going on from Time War.