Doctor Who S4E11 'Turn Left' REACTION 

Trev L Honestly, that was amazing. Keeping the spoiler from her!

Luke also did that for Daleks In Manhattan 👌

Stamps aren't exactly hard to make, and having a stamp for each location makes everything go much smoother so whoever's checking paperwork can just look at the giant stamped words and direct people properly. Saves way more time in the long run.

Even more interesting the UK had labor camps for hundreds of years. Boer War, World War I and World War 2 all had UK labor camps. Even using the term concentration camps.

@@Dularr yup and winston Churchill helped establish them 🤢

Stephen yes totally, I would describe the next two episodes almost as boring😉

PPfilmemacher cheers sweetie, definitely boring, definitely two of the worst episodes of Doctor Who ever, no ambition, no cool storyline.

Stephen exactly‼️

I disagree about Rose, she was a good person from the start too, she didn't need to be taught to be selfless by the Doctor any more than Donna did. Even in "Rose" she risks her life to save the Doctor and the world. As ever, I don't know why people seem to have this need to make out that Rose is/was this bad person somehow.

I honestly don't think the Doctor would ever choose someone who was not a fundamentally good person as a companion. We see time and again how he deals with people who fall short in that regard, starting (in NuWho) with Adam - he demonstrates multiple times in "Dalek" how selfish he is and the Doctor only brings him along for one trip at Rose's insistence...where he again proves to be selfish and so he is promptly abandoned. Rose, on the other hand, demonstrates her selflessness in the very first episode multiple times, to the point where in that episode it's actually *the Doctor* who is the selfish one: starting with her concern first for her mother, then for Mickey (even as the Doctor admits he never once thought about what the Autons would do to him) and ending with her saving the Doctor's life through putting herself at risk. To reiterate, she risks her own life to save someone she barely knows. Is she also capable of occasionally being selfish? Well, at the end of the day she's still a 19 year old human with all the failings of character that come with that. *Of course* she's occasionally selfish. So is Martha. So is Donna. So is Jack. So is Mickey. So is Amy and Rory and Clara and Bill and plenty of Classic companions too. So is the Doctor. But at their core, the one thing every single one of them have in common is that they are good people with strong moral compasses. Travelling with the Doctor doesn't *give* them that moral compass or the selflessness that goes with it; they're invited to travel with him because of it. The Doctor merely improves and allows them opportunities to demonstrate what's always been there (both the good and the bad) and what they themselves possibly couldn't see given the limited nature of their normal lives.

You are fundamentally misunderstanding the characters if you think any of these companions would act that way. The big difference is that Donna was never meek toward the Doctor. She always called his dubious choices into question and loudly protested when she thought he was wrong. That's not to say they never questioned him, but they did generally follow his lead and rely on him much more.

YES! And that version of The Doctor’s Theme that is littered throughout is a masterpiece.

Actually, it was Lucius who said it to Donna, not the girl.

@@trevl8955 you're right, sorry!

@@queerchaos13 No need to be sorry at all : )

@@trevl8955 "Daughter of the London, there's something on your back."

The Vera Duckworth line is one of Donna's finest moments!

Reporter: "60 million dead" Luke and Deepa: "hahahahaha"

Apparently the actress who played Sarah Jane had a phobia of spiders, and could barely stand to have the spider prop on her back. So naturally, the crew kept up coming up with excuses that meant she had to wear it between takes...

Boris? Johnson? That's a stupid name. Might as well be "Igor Bellend".

Paul Kennedy or Lord and saviour ***Emperor Boris Johnson***