React Wheel: Doctor Who - 5x10 Vincent and the Doctor - Group Reaction + Wheel Spin 

"900 years of time and space and I've never met anyone who wasn't important." ~The Doctor

God I just can’t believe that a man could go his entire life without knowing his true worth and not know that he will forever be remembered and his name is etched in diamond in our history

Seriously though, I've seen this episode a hundred times, and that scene in the art gallery makes me bawl without fail every single time.

i LOVE the Doctor's speech about "adding to his pile of good things"

Tbh, this is one of the best Doctor Who episodes, but it's kind of a waste not to watch the rest. Honestly, the characters are brilliant, the stories are amazing, I honestly thought Doctor Who was a funny light-hearted goofy show but on so many levels it's so good and deserves to be seen from s1 to s10. No matter how good the episodes you pick will be, you won't appreciate them as much as you would if you watched the whole show.

Yaaaaaaay so glad you picked this episode. It makes me cry everytime!

Without the Rory backstory this episode doesn’t fully hit imo. You get the emotional turmoil of Vincent, but you don’t get what’s going on with Amy, which makes Vincent seem so much greater. His ability to see the unseen isn’t limited to alien monsters.

the girl in the fireplace next and you got ALL the feels

ugh this episode ALWAYS makes me cry, even while watching a reaction to it!! Ok next time doctor who spins the wheel you should watch the madame de pompadour episode (i forget what it's called)

Not to be that guy, but Edvard Munch painted the Scream.

Something to note that I find fun. In the song Vincent by Don Mclean there is a line that goes like this "Like the strangers that you've met . The ragged men in the ragged clothes" And what is Amy's nickname for the Doctor??? Raggedy Man. Great foreshadowing.

This episode made me appreciate Van Gogh. Also I cry every time, it’s one of my I need to watch something sad go-to’s.

It's not like the "accidental" always has something bad going on where the doctor goes. In one episode, Doctor accuses tardis of not always taking him where he wants to get. And Tardis replies that he always takes him where he is needed. The core of tardis (which is not a mindless machine) is the vortex of time. So theoretically, the whole history of the universe is in the engine of this miracle. So tardis knows exactly where a doctor is needed. Hence its "accidental" missed dates and places.

Do The Doctor's Wife next. That's a good stand alone episode written by Neil Gaiman.

Chris, you are absolutely correct about the versatility of the show in that it can touch any genre. This is what has kept it going since 1963. That and the great acting of the main cast.

They look like complete lunatics trying to explain Doctor Who to Will lmao...

Congrsts on 70,000 guys! Won't be long until you'll be at 100,000 and you sure deserve it. It was so sad watching you all crying-don't think I've ever seen everyone so emotional!

The Doctors Wife is an emotional episode too, definitely one of the best written episodes ever! Neil Gaiman did a terrific job encapsulating what the Tardis means to the Doctor.

An episode I revisit from time to time. Also when Vincent thanks the museum guide, I always will see Marcus and Viktor from Underworld. Of course Tony Curran and Bill Nighy have a million credits between them.

You guys should definitely watch Midnight from season 4, it is one of the most haunting episodes ever

Heaven Sent is also an amazing episode of Doctor Who

This is one of my favorite episodes :') So glad you reacted to this.

Midnight Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon Silence in Library/Forest of the Dead Flatline Mummy on the Orient Express The Doctor's Daughter I think those would appeal better to the few that want to start watching but need a good episode to pull them in

One of my favorite episodes, that ending is amazing

Thank you so much for reacting Doctor Who! This video was fantastic. Also, I am so excited for when (I have hope) you guys react to the Library!

14:50 "Here are the last paintings of Vincent Van Gogh, who committed suicide--" *(PHONE RINGS)* "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO"

OMG I HEARD SOMEONE MENTION "THE LIBRARY"!!!!!!! DO IT FOR THE LOVE OF GOD AND ALL THINGS DR. WHO DO IT!!!!

YES! This and Midnight are my number one picks for you to watch. I'm so damn excited to watch this! The Christmas Carol special would also be a good choice! Silence In The Library would be great too but you'd need to react to both parts!

I never thought I'd say this, but right now 11 is my favorite Doctor because of Matt Smith.

I've been a card-carrying Whovian and ,member of the church of Who since 2006! I hope you guys will watch some of the Donna episodes, particularly "Silence in the Library".

"Fun Fact" *reveals spoilers*

so this is my favourite episode of Dr Who by far but nowhere below can I see anyone talking about the writer of the episode. The writer is in fact one of the greatest modern writers of all time. Richard Curtis......... In case that means nothing to you he wrote love actually, or the Tall guy, or Notting hill, or four weddings and a funeral, or Brigit Jones diary, amongst many other films, or perhaps you know him from co-writing Blackadder and Mr Bean with Rowan Atkinson. He wrote this episode as a tribute to his sister who he lost to suicide. A women he describes as brilliant and a huge fan of Vincent's paintings. The pain, love, celebration and loss of this episode are absolutely real.

You guys have already reacted to 2 of my favorite Doctor Who episodes! I definitely highly recommend watching : Midnight Silence in the Library/Forest of Dead The Waters of Mars The Empty Child/Doctor Dances Dalek The Girl in the Fireplace (Also I now can't wait for Wednesday's to see Avatar reactions 😊)

The last speech at the end was completely destroyed by the phone ringing and the joking lol

Ooooooh... I just came across this. Oh, how I love this episode

Give credit also, as you guys all know, to the soundtrack. The soundtracks to me always sets the tone and hands you the tissues or gives you chills as much as the visuals

You all need to watch The Girl in the Fireplace. That's a good standalone episode that doesn't really need any prior knowledge going into it, nor does it spoil any ongoing story elements.

IMO the next two times you get Dr. Who you should either watch Silence in the Library and Forest of the Dead two parter, or The Impossible Astronaut and Day of the Moon two parter. I am sure what ever you pick will be great.

Seriously, the editing is so good.

This episode is an example of a bootstrap paradox. Vincent saw paintings on the wall he hadn't even painted yet, but he had to go back in time and paint them, so they would be on the wall in the future for him to see, so he could go back in time to paint them. V.V

React to DW 4x10 "Midnight"

This is my favorite doctor who episode of all time! Glad you enjoyed it 👍🏼

I REALLY want you guys to watch "human nature/family of blood". It's a 2 episode arc where you need no knowledge of Dr. Who because the Doctor is barely in it. And it speaks VOLUMES about his character as well as showcases some of David Tenant's greatest acting of all time! By FAR one of the best Dr who episodes. "Girl in the Fireplace" and "Human nature/family of blood" are actually ahead of "Blink" for me in my list of faves

Doing those cuts to save fair use time is genius and adds so much to your videos! PLUS IM ALWAYS HERE FOR A SURAJ CLOSE UP HAHA

Funny thing is, the two actors playing vincent and the museum curator were vampire ennemies in the underworld movies and when they hugged each other it looks like they were thinking " have we met before? heee, maybe neh " :D

community is awesome. can't wait for you guys to watch

The writer of this episode, Richard Curtis wrote, "So - here’s the thing - the key reason I wrote this episode - was out of love for my sister Bindy. She was a gorgeous and brilliant person, 2 years older than me. She loved Vincent Van Gogh and life. She couldn’t have been more full of generosity and joy. But half way through her life she was hit by depression and intermittently it hurt her for the rest of her life. And a few years before this show, like Vincent, she took her own life. That was me trying to show Bin how glorious she had been in our lives - and how nothing could change that, taking her own life wasn’t a failure by her, or a rejection of all of us. It was, as they say on Love island, what it was."

Love Will's reaction to the initial description. Always good to see him on the couch.

I would love for y’all to watch “the girl in the fireplace” one of the best Tennant episodes (he’s my fav doctor) and gets really emotional! It’s one of my favorite episodes

Yes!! Most beautiful ending to an episode of Doctor Who ever!

This episode always hits me right in the feels. Glad you guys liked it. I would love to see you react to Silence in the Library or any of the episodes with the Silence as the villain.

This is a really good episode , really glad you did it. Really could be a stand alone.

How could you not cry at that scene in the museum?

One of my favorite episodes. I ugly cry when Vincent visits the museum. 😊😢💕💕💕

One of my fave episodes of doctor who without a doubt!!! Clicked so damn fast

You guys look like a a fun group to hangout with! I’m from Sion CH but living in Kyoto Japan with my gf right now and we have a group of nerds we watch movies and play games and hit museums with.

"I love Van Gogh" "Name one of his paintings" "The Scream" bye :-)

I AM SO HAPPY AND EXCITED FOR COMMUNITY YAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYY also this episode of dw was absolutely amazing and wonderful

One of my favorite Doctor Who episodes!

This was a Great Episode and I loved your Reactions. I just wish you would do more of Doctor Who.

I cried again. Incredible story.

Check out Silence in the Library/Forest of the Dead next time. They're by far my favorite episodes of anything I've ever seen, and they get even better as time goes on and you find out who River Song really is. And the Silence are amazing. You can also check out Heaven Sent (but you may have to see some of series 9 before), The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances, The Girl in the Fireplace, or Human Nature/Family of Blood (another amazing two parter). Thanks for the awesome video and God bless you guys!

Just a fun bit of info...the actor who played the museum curator ( Bill Nighy) and the actor who played Van Gogh ( Tony Curran) were in Underworld Evolution together!

I loved this episode so much and I am a huge art history buff, his cause of death is actually disputed and there are some really interesting credible theories that he didn’t kil himself, that it was a freak accident. Look into it it’s really interesting

This was the first episode of Doctor Who I watched. My dad recorded it because he thought I would like it.

Remember people are watching, so during any personal banter, people are tuning out.

so the first episode of yours I watched was your reaction to blink and this is the second video I've watched. I love how the one guy in the sherlock shirt is like I hate doctor who in the first reaction video and in this one he's wearing a fez! HAHAHAHA! as Sarah Jane would say "He got you tiger!"

The scream was not a vincent van gogh painting. It was painted by edward munch.

oh my fuck I'm so happy you've reacted to this

This episode and "Father's Day" always bring the tears.

Have to cry everytym... its my favourite scene of all movies/series

Thanks for posting this video. Every time I see this episode I tear up. "The ultimate ginger."

The guy who played Vincent was great in a show called Defiance:)

Closely following this is THE RINGS OF AKHATEN. The speech is probably the best ever monologue delivered

OMG CAN YOU DO THE TWO LIBRARY EPISODES!

If I had a time machine I would go back in time and buy some of his paintings.

I thought it landed on Lost, I got excited for a second. Lol

how do yall not put your phones on silent before recording?

Glad Will and Marketa both enjoyed this ep, and looking forward to your next Who view, especially if it is Silence in the Library! Massive River Song fan. Happy to see Community though. And I do have fingers crossed that one day Ballers will come up.

Love this. Would really appreciate a heaven sent reaction or the library two parter.

I love them them both

OMGGGG!!!! OMGGGGG!!!!! I LOVE YOU GUYS!!!!!

I watched this Episode of DW with my girlfriend and We think it is the best one with Matt. Also on the next day I started watching Daredevil Season 2 and I was like "Damn! Van Gogh is in the Irish Mafia now?!" XD

What a beautiful episode.

At last another Doctor Who reaction

The reaction to dudes phone ringing is the same reaction when someone smashes a glass at a pub

this is like my favorite episode of doctor who but it makes me cry

may i get the full link dir vincent and the doctor?

the sonic screw driver does work on wood remember the episode where there was a 13th doctor? he had it worked out and would have worked i think if the wood door had not been unlocked . lol

"Hey girl, here's my ear"

When I heard that ringtone, I immediately screamed "DUMBASS!" out of impulse

This is one of my all time fav Dr. Who eps! Oh, the feels, when VGV hears what his work has meant to others... I can't even type this without getting misty about it. It's conceptually such a poignant episode, and the actors really shine in it (IMO). Even the "evil" creature in the background is a misunderstood creature out of his time, like Van Gogh was in his time.

"the scream" is not by Van Gogh, it is by another artist called Edvard Munch :)

The actor who plays the Art Historian, is actually a hardcore Van Gogh fanatic, When they asked him to appear in the episode he turned it down, when they said it was an episode featuring Van Gogh he jumped at the chance and even said he would do the episode for free. I don't know if they paid him or not.

and once again I cried

My favorite Who episode even though I'm a total Tennant fan girl. I always cry when I watch this episode but it's so good.

To me Van Gogh is a parallel to HP Lovecraft. Their works achieved posthumous fame.

9:06. When he says, "The living daylights", is that foreshadowing, Timothy Dalton? 😒

Silence in the Library/Forrest of the Dead would indeed be a great one to do next. I could also heavily recommend Dalek as a great intro to Ecclestone because he deserves a lot of credit in the show's history.

If this scene doesn’t make you a little emotional your not human