Doctor Who 6x6 REACTION!! "The Almost People" 

I think he's also a pretty nice guy who can help other people regardless of their background, from his experience as a nurse.

Calvins face aahahhaha

Night will fall and drown the sun... when a good man goes to war..

Friendship dies and true love lies... Night will fall and dark will rise... When a good man goes to war...

Demons run, but count the cost. The battle is won, but the child is lost.

The next five lines were cut from the episode: The fight goes on but what’s it for... when a good man goes to war . Now rise the sun, now dawn the day , When good men run and women stay, When battle’s done and nothing’s won, It’s a woman’s work to say : _Well then, soldier, how goes the day?_

Bring on the monks!

OH GODS, YOU'RE RIGHT. I never made that connection.

@@Rot8erConeX that two parter is one of my favorites and I watched it shortly after this episode and was in shock. Moffat is sneaky like that. Lol.

​@@frozenpiper2even the name of the episode by moffat introduces the villains intentionally or not "Silence" in the Library'

Especially since they expected Rory to be a Fleshy thing so he can be killed again.

I kind of did. During this episode of the 2-parter, it became clear how heavy-handed the themes were. Too heavy-handed. It had to be leading somewhere, to some twist with the main characters. Unlikely the Doctor and Rory was the obvious choice, so it had to be Amy...

And because she has a photographic memory, the Gengar Jennifer remembers every. single. one.

@@Rot8erConeX Well if you put it like that the Ganger-Jennifer only should remeber every single time she woke up in the opd until she once did not. Since she is a fresh copy of the human who did just that. There is some odd memory transfer stuff going on that is not exclusive to her at all.

@@michaelklaus I always suspected it was due to the "pile of Jennifer" they found.

He just wants answers just like all of us did back then!

Kate Absolutely Fantastic! (very late but very worth it)

And by "most" you mean the first two and a half minutes.

also when they asked him a certain question he answers that is his but he referrer about another thing

They switched her season 5 in the very first episode people, when The Doctor had his speech on the roof and was going to the TARDIS to make a short fly to the moon and back, but came back accidently 2 years later, in that time gap they abducted her, didnt u saw in Pandorica opens, River Song was there to check her house, she told The Doctor that she found some marks on the ground relating to a space ship that landed there, that was in that time, so she wasnt the real amy since the beginning of season 5, after Demons Run, it is the REAL Amy on board of the TARDIS,, cause of that she couldnt remember the Daleks in season 5,, even The Doctor said, that she is even gone before America, which was season 6 first 2 episodes, so she was gone since season5, only the huge time gap in the eleventh hour can make that possible!!

@@Preceyese-Seyeght no they didn't

@@eddiefisher3093 They did.. she was the first time in the T.A.R.D.I.S. when they rescued her from Demon's Run. The next episode was her first time really in the time machine. Watch it again and try to notice everything pleas..

@@Preceyese-Seyeght If we go by what you say. Then Rory and the real Amy never had a chance to do the deed to make River.

@@Deception975 They had sex before she was abducted, for god's sake. She already had Sex with Rory, on next day she wanted to marry, right before the time trhey decided to marry and sure already had sex as an couple, who wants to marry in future. before the marriage day came, they came instead and abducted her. Then the Doctor reappears 2 years later and takes the clone with him on a journey. Right before she wanted to marry, they had har, Right after pregnancy before marriage. Next day is marriage, so she sure had sex with Rory a lot of times, until then, right? She became pregnant, then the abduction, few days before the marriage is. The Doctor came back to her, when her marriage was next day. So they took original pregnant Amy and left a not pregnant not original Amy back there for the Doctor as a trap. So bwhy in first place they switched her out? To fool him and us, or not? Still you people cannot understand? Then they did a hell of a job with this, if you still cannot wrap your head around that !

Weirdly enough for Night Terrors, which was meant to be Episode 3 initially, she's wearing different clothes but the Doctor refers to something being in the flesh which was initially going to be set up to this two parter but is now just a reference to the events after the fact.

Very true Sativa Sam. Chibnall is a mundane snooze-fest.

@@jasonhowle1821 Personally, so far I prefer Chibnall. It feels more like Classic Who, and I like that about it.

@@jasonhowle1821 I suppose that depends on what you want from your sci fi. The sci fi I generally like is when it uses the medium to take contemporary issues and explore them in a science fiction setting to make them more palatable, such as Genesis of the Daleks. I like Star Trek Next Generation and the Battlestar Galactica reboot because they often do that, putting characters in morally comprising situations to see how they react. Even the episodes of Doctor Who that I like most are ones either grounded in character, or that delve into topical issues. It's the same in literature; Fahrenheit 451, Brave New World, Left Hand of Darkness, could all be considered sci fi, but they transcend the genre and continue to be read because they don't tie themselves to the genre. To me, saying a person needs to be a sci fi writer is telling them to limit the stories they can tell to a specific area, and I, personally, wouldn't watch that show. A show shouldn't speak only to one core audience: it should be able to speak to anyone.

@@Windupchronic I can respect that, but for me so far, Chibnall's era is feeling less like Doctor Who, and more like some random Sci-Fi show no one's ever heard of. Don't get me wrong, I agree with you on Moffat's era. Things felt a lot more fantastical and they twisted your brain around a lot, sometimes not in a good way. But it still felt like Doctor Who even if I don't totally love the direction they went with the story arcs. The individual episodes were fun and exciting, and I just don't feel that with *any* episode of Series 11 so far. I don't even feel like the episodes are thought-provoking in any way, which is even worse. I'm sticking with Doctor Who in the hopes that I find the show I've been watching for the past 13 years. But that hope is dwindling...

@@Windupchronic I feel the exact opposite lol. I like technobabble and imagined sci fi lore. We've had enough episodes in the rebirthed era of Doctor Who examining the human and "timelord" conditions.

If you go back and watch the first episode in Series 6 when the Doctor, Amy, Rory, and River are in the Oval Office the doctor says that he also was checking into something else and he glances at Amy. He already knew she was a flesh Avatar at that point. He also states that she was taken some time before going to America.

frozenpiper2 cool, I totally forgot about that. ^.^°

or maybe taken in the bathroom of the White House.

They switched her season 5 in the very first episode people, when The Doctor had his speech on the roof and was going to the TARDIS to make a short fly to the moon and back, but came back accidently 2 years later, in that time gap they abducted her, didnt u saw in Pandorica opens, River Song was there to check her house, she told The Doctor that she found some marks on the ground relating to a space ship that landed there, that was in that time, so she wasnt the real amy since the beginning of season 5, after Demons Run, it is the REAL Amy on board of the TARDIS,, cause of that she couldnt remember the Daleks in season 5,, even The Doctor said, that she is even gone before America, which was season 6 first 2 episodes, so she was gone since season5, only the huge time gap in the eleventh hour can make that possible!!

Possible, yeah.

Gilanes the hype is real

The great thing is, for us, is a mid season finale. For them, it’s just an episode in the middle of the season. They have no idea and won’t be expecting such a insane episode.

AMELIA POND....... GET YOUR COAT !

Would you like me to repeat the question?

YOU A PIECE OF SH*T! Why you spoil?!!!

But this is early access lol

But I feel you I can't wait for next week!

@@chronics23 I said early early access. Like extra early. Like give me that episode now. Lol! Sometimes I'm not good at being patient.

@@brandih9744 ah my bad only saw the one early lol I get you though I can't wait for next week gonna be awesome!

@@uhhh4049 What is funny is that I originally checked how you spell Bo (if it isn't Bou or something), but it seems I still had to make mistake in the other part of the title xD

Don't eat pears.

coladict but he did say Very similar things

The exact phrase was used at least twice. In the episode the sea devils and in the five doctors. And of course just "reverse the polarity" was used a couple of times more. (And it might have been used a couple more times in the audio adventures, but I haven't heard all that many of those)

? Tennant said it twice in an episode

The Five Doctors doesn't really count; the phrase already had its erroneous reputation by then, and the line in The Five Doctors was a deliberate shout-out to that.

And he didn't say it once, hes said it a few times. Theres a compilation on RU-vid

well that of what we know there must be someway to manipulate the regeneration since The corsair is a thing with his tattoo in all regenerations and the wording to me was he regenerated with the tattoo not just go and get the same one every regeneration. So to me and my headcannon it seems to be more of a whats going on emotionally consciously or subconsciously since in the first episode of peter capaldi he said he choose this face for a reason. So knowing that maybe? If the ganger doctor did everything that the real one does up to the point where matt regenerates sure but if not then prob not i would think.

Ralith This depends entirely on whether the Ganger copied the regeneration limit as well. If he did, then he cannot regenerate. If he didn’t, then he can.

Yes, some can control it completely. In the original series, when Romana regenerated she did so voluntarily, and she ran through a couple of different bodies before going back to the one she tried first. For years I thought she was wasting it until David Tennant grew that new hand, explaining that for the first few hours they could do thiings like that.

Regeneration is granted to gallifryians. Its not natural. So much so thats used as a war tool to reform as monsters in the War. That is why matt smith doctor got more regenerations from gallifrey. Its expanded on in the EU and been said some times in normal show.

No, she can only have seen it after she was first taken. They didn't know that a different faction of the Silence had already replaced her with a Flesh avatar.

She was taken before the season began.

I meant the Flesh was taken in the episode. That's what they were talking about and I pointed out she couldn't have been replaced then. I didn't say when she was taken because that is going to be explained.

Presumably the moment the silence took her was during opening of Episode 2 when the TARDIS crew was briefly on the run. Between Amy being transferred to Area 51 she was in fact replaced with a Ganger.

@@snowy2583 they say when she mist have been taken in A Good Man Goes to War

I'm pretty sure the Doctor said in one of the episodes that she was taken sometime before they went to America. Also go back and watch 6 X1 because he does mention while he's in the Oval Office that he was looking into something else and he glances at Amy so I'm pretty sure that he already knew she was a flesh Avatar.

They did the switch before America.

They switched her season 5 in the very first episode people, when The Doctor had his speech on the roof and was going to the TARDIS to make a short fly to the moon and back, but came back accidently 2 years later, in that time gap they abducted her, didnt u saw in Pandorica opens, River Song was there to check her house, she told The Doctor that she found some marks on the ground relating to a space ship that landed there, that was in that time, so she wasnt the real amy since the beginning of season 5, after Demons Run, it is the REAL Amy on board of the TARDIS,, cause of that she couldnt remember the Daleks in season 5,, even The Doctor said, that she is even gone before America, which was season 6 first 2 episodes, so she was gone since season5, only the huge time gap in the eleventh hour can make that possible!!

@@Preceyese-Seyeght No, she got pregnant on her wedding night, if she was switched on series 5 episode 1 this wouldn't make any sense, she was switched between series 5 and series 6

Those three really deserved their own mystery/comedy spinoff

It can't be found on youtube, because of automatic censors, but it is on dailymotion or something like that. It's called "The Battle of Demons Run: Two Days Later"

sameeeee

It was first said by Jamie MacCrimmon, one of the second Doctor's companions back in 1968, in The Wheel In Space. The Doctor was unavailable and they asked Jamie for his friend's name. He saw it on a piece of equipment. The Third Doctor used it a lot and most of the others used it at least once.

@@sebradfield i know, but some of them haven't seen that from the old series. i was mentioning an example that they have seen.

@@nightwingjosh8491 I understand. I just wanted to show that it's a very old tradition now. All cool.

@@sebradfield i know, jamie is among my favorite male companions

Not the last cliffhanger, but the last two parter.

You could do Patreon if you really wanted but I'm waiting too.

it seems that they already moved on

Erin Wilborn And Star Wars fans who can’t accept TLJ should take heed as well.

@@dvader518 People are allowed to dislike things.

Zack Haik Sure they can. But they should NOT be allowed to hate it to the point of wanting revenge (I.e., boycott) or abandoning the franchise.

@@dvader518 Yes they should be, you don't have control over peoples actions. People are allowed to excersise their judgment as long as it is respectful. Boycotting a franchise is not disrespectful.

It becomes pretty obvious that they're gonna do a switch-eroo as soon as Amy starts going on about "Well I trust you, but not HIM" stuff

They switched her season 5 in the very first episode people, when The Doctor had his speech on the roof and was going to the TARDIS to make a short fly to the moon and back, but came back accidently 2 years later, in that time gap they abducted her, didnt u saw in Pandorica opens, River Song was there to check her house, she told The Doctor that she found some marks on the ground relating to a space ship that landed there, that was in that time, so she wasnt the real amy since the beginning of season 5, after Demons Run, it is the REAL Amy on board of the TARDIS,, cause of that she couldnt remember the Daleks in season 5,, even The Doctor said, that she is even gone before America, which was season 6 first 2 episodes, so she was gone since season5, only the huge time gap in the eleventh hour can make that possible!!

frozenpiper2 honestly sometimes whovians are such morons 😂

@GhostPlay I'm sure she did but I could never find the thread again to see how she reacted.

I can see how you could arrive at that conclusion based on _The Rebel Flesh._ The Doctor tries to leave Amy and Rory behind at the start. They ask what he's going to do without them but get interrupted by the solar storm. Upon arriving at the castle, he comments on being in the right place, which Amy and Rory question as they think they arrived by accident. The Doctor avoids the question. Then: I need to see your critical systems/Which one?/You know which one. All of those are done quite subtly (or in the latter case could be interpreted as the Doctor bluffing), but when taken together suggest he has deliberately gone there to investigate the flesh. Assuming that to be the case, the question is why? The only logical answer is that he knows someone else is a flesh avatar. We've already had Rory be an Auton duplicate so it seems unlikely that he would be duplicated again, but it fits with the whole question over whether Amy is pregnant or not.

@@TheMoonRover absolutely. The same applies in 6x01. The Doctor said he was looking into something else and glances at Amy. He already knew.

And we've been left with The Almost Paul ever since. aka Faul.

I was going to say that, but you got there first...by a whole week. Yes, I know about the Patreon thing, but can't really afford it. It's okay though, I love these short reactions.

This is a theory created by fans. The show, books, and audios all specify that there is a Time Lord species and a Time Lord rank. The species can regenerate naturally. The rank can be attained by any species that graduates the Academy, but they can't regenerate.

@@Kasterborous1963 I hear you. And I can't argue with that without going into many major spoilers. Plus the Doctor Who canon is all over the place. But there are many instances in the revival that suggest otherwise.

+Oh Wow It never has been suggested that it's only a rank. The Doctor says on several occasions "Time Lord is my species". A certain President (won't specify who because spoilers) also allowed non-Gallifreyans to be accepted into the Academy and gain the Time Lord rank. It's both a rank and species. The Doctor just happens to qualify as both. Rassilon is a Time Lord, is he not? Well, according to canon, the Academy was founded after his death. If it's only a rank attained by graduating, how can Rassilon have this status as well as the ability to regenerate? There is a lot of evidence that it's both. Even in just the show alone.