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Then say the magic words AUGHGHGUGUGHGHGGHHAHAHGHGHGHGHGHGH What I know these teeth..

Standard procedure health and safety regeneration T-pose!

AND get Murray Gold to write the music!

​@@Rtrbr.Realism😂

But the moment has been prepared for.

It's actually only half of the ring - they'd made it to disguise Capaldi's real wedding ring!

"Raggedy man, good night" gets to me

Yeah, its awesome! Im very VERY late to the party when it comes to Doctor Who, so these are a great introduction!

​@@XemeraldXDin case it isn't alreadybclear, you can dive in from the very next episode (Christmas day) and not need to worry about what you have or haven't already seen (though there's lots of great stuff to go back and catch up on!)

@@pierssegal5910 i was originally gonna start at the current episodes, but now my dad is asking me if we can watch the 60's episodes because he loves old scifi. So i might just do the complete opposite of starting where the show is now, and instead catch up on EVERYTHING lol

@@XemeraldXD also a valid option! Just fyi, there are sadly a few missing episodes scattered around the very early seasons.

Maybe the glory stuff is because of the warrior elixir that the doctor drank and it'll go back when ncuti regenerates since he's "come to terms" with his past

Glowy stuff*

​​​@@jackcobb2928I mean, it could have been a good explanation.... If it wasn't for the fact that literally every Time Lord's regeneration in new who has the orange glow, even from Time Lords that aren't the doctor The best explanation could be either make it so that the regenerations of old Who always had it via retcon or simply explain it by saying that after 8 regenerations there's too much energy inside a time Lord's body, which changes the old regeneration to the orange glow one In fact, i believe the right answer is a mix of both. Why? Because we do see the first doctor have the orange glow before regenerating after he met the 12th doctor in new who, but the orange glow is smaller, faintly shows, and then the first doctor regenerates the same way he did in old who (without the glow) This implies that the orange regeneration glow and sound effect were always there in-universe but the glow was too faint that it wasn't noticable

@@jackcobb2928 I was thinking the exact same thing! We haven't seen that much regeneration energy output before that elixir

I will always remember when the doctor was me damn what a parting line

@@mckenzie20 Also the part about how everyone is changing but it´s important to remember who you used to be. It gives the viewers something along the way.

Yep exactly same here, always chokes and my favourite regeneration scene of all Who history (love from Gallifrey boys), I started watching from Tom Baker in 1976 and Smith/Capaldi are my favourites - so far.

It makes me tear up, as well. Such a fantastic scene all around.

Same I just got choked up again. Everyone can apply it to their lives. We all change but remember where we came from

He acknowledges this from 6:46 onwards.

And that wasn't even the first time. Colin Baker previously played a Time Lord guard named Maxil before playing the Sixth Doctor, and even shot the Fifth Doctor on screen.

@@Alkonium I was going to include that. But it was never brought up in Classic Who as it was during Capaldi's era, so it seemed pointless.

@@robboyte1101 I read Colin Baker wanted to reprise the role of Maxil in The Trial of a Time Lord.

@@Alkonium That I didn't know. Where'd you read that? Would've made TTOATL far more interesting than it was.

I think I read a headcanon or addition in the novels or something where Time Gentry can only regenerate into faces they've already seen (like the superstition that humans can only dream of faces they've seen before). I don't know if it'll ever come up in the show, but it's worked thus far as an explanation for me.

yo coincido contigo totalmente, david tennant ha sido el mejor doctor y debería continuar siéndolo, si no la serie fracasara.

I couldn't with Matt Smith for a long time until i decided to commit and actually watch it. He and Amy and Rory had one of the best story arcs of all time. I was hooked and Capaldi was just the perfect next Doctor.

@@liraelgreen1329 What I especially love about Matt's, is where he says he'll never forget a single line of his time and the way he looks into the camera as he says that he'll never forget the time that he was The Doctor. I always thought he wrote his final lines because they seemed to be more about his time playing The Doctor rather than The Doctor regenerating. Plus, I like how regenerations have you crying one minute and in the next you're smiling because the new Doctor just said something ridiculous like he doesn't like the colour of his new kidneys.

Yep. Twelve's regeneration gets to me every tine I watch it.

Capaldi's regeneration made me cry the most.

Right. It also seemed so fitting for Capaldi to regenerate into a woman as well. Almost a perfect foil especially for how intense 12 could be.

Capaldi almost had the best final line. "Well I suppose, one more life won't kill anyone... well except me." What a brilliant line to end on, and the speech tacked on at the end just ruined it in my opinion

It's under the "shorts" section. X

They privated it...

What are the odds that the BBC copyright claimed their own video? Pretty sure it wouldn't be the first time...

@@Eurovisionary851 The short doesn't have all the footage.

@@adamstewart9052 aaah, sorry. I must have missed the other clip.

When she debuted, people hated her as a actress and character but she proved to be very good at her craft and the character grew on people.

@@CoreDreamStudios Happens every time.

She 14

@@THEBOGGEMAN12345fourteenth incarnation of the Doctor’s rebooted cycle (since we now know the Doctor had an even longer life than initially known that he doesn’t remember) but she’s still the 13th Doctor. The War Doctor doesn’t consider himself a Doctor.

Honestly, that "non-traumatic" thing is probably a big part of it. Normally, the Doctor pushes himself to the limit, to the point that he outright doesn't have time to land somewhere safe before he regenerates, thanks to being anywhere from minutes to seconds away from death (Nine was effectively dead already, Ten was suffering from so extreme a case of radiation poisoning that he barely even made it back to the TARDIS and also spent all the time he had left visiting friends instead, Eleven was dying of old age and took advantage of the reboot to talk to Clara instead of actually delaying regeneration, and Twelve was already mid-regeneration and holding it back from sheer force of will). But Thirteen actually had the time to land first, and she took advantage of it. It also doesn't help that the more a Time Lord holds it in, the more explosive the regeneration energy is when it gets out. Which does make sense, it's like letting steam build up in an airtight container. Nine and Eleven just let it happen, and didn't have any trouble inside the TARDIS. Meanwhile, Ten and Twelve forcibly put regeneration on hold for days, and basically turned themselves into walking bombs in the process. Thirteen's is definitely flashy, but _probably_ wouldn't have caused any major damage even if it happened inside. (Not counting Eleven's initial doozy of a regeneration, pre-reboot, since it's ambiguous and non-standard. We don't have enough info to tell if it would've been naturally explosive, or if it's a special case caused by the Time Lords giving the Doctor a brand new set of regenerations and/or removing the mental block they put on One that kept Eleven from regenerating (depending on whether a certain plot twist ever gets retconned out); the "blast" happening before the "face change" instead of during it never happens before or after Trenzalore, after all, and that throws suspicion on the entire thing. As does the Dalek-blasting action not being included in most official compilations by the actual _Doctor Who_ team. And since it could be part of the regeneration itself, or it could be a side effect of overcharging the Doctor with regeneration energy to forcibly reactivate a natural process that by all means should have been impossible, I don't know whether it disproves the theory or is just a related-but-separate phenomenon. I am counting the change from Eleven to Twelve, though, since the actual "face change" is the explosive part of every _other_ regeneration.)

david wasnt the doctor for the longest, tom baker was, he was the doctor for 7 series

@@sortascouseace I meant in terms of NuWho

@@saphari22 By episode count he is, the Tenth Doctor beats Smith by just three episodes. Whittaker's the longest running New Who Doctor by time between debut and regeneration though, by a few months - Tennant is June 2005 to January 2010, Matt Smith is January 2010 - December 2013, Capaldi is December 2013 - December 2017, and Whittaker is December 2017 - October 2022.

The Master stole people's bodies twice. That's as close as they get.

That one is amazing

You had me in the first half

I'm so glad I read this comment to the end, absolutely brilliant. Maybe for 16? 🤞🏿

Would love to see the doctor actually be ginger, hopefully number 16 does it finally. 🙏🏾😅

Ginger would be nice, but so would The Doctor regenerating into the Fugitive Doctor (as 10 did with 14). Jo Martin was great.

As opposed to what else?

and - am I ginger 😂🤣

The Doctor's TARDIS is quite an old model, though!

Sadly, Capaldi had one of the *best* speeches, but among the worst *CGI* for his very regeneration.

The regeneration from Tom Baker to Peter Davison was also the first time I ever saw the Doctor regenerate.

It's pretty well publicized when 14 is going to regenerate into 15. David isn't back for very long. But I'm not going to type it here in case you've managed to avoid spoilers.

I cried at 10, 11 and 12, but I didn't care for the 13th regeneration speech.

because when the doctor was him those were very important for him, so when he gets back he gets the clothes too.

13 didn't regenerate in the TARDIS

​@@jacon454Neither did 3, 4, 7, and 8

The Doctor and the Tardis have a symbiotic relationship. Am guessing that is why.

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i cry when i see david change

Two Doctors, who can regenerate. Only the old (14D/DT) can only visit old faces and the 15th moves onto a new face at his point of regeneration.

@DArts425 it's fan theory but it fits with the curator in the nation gallery played by Tom Baker. Anythings possible .