The Sontarans | Doctor Who 

Pretty bad warrior. 3:41 lollllllll "greatest warriors in the galaxy" yeah, classic who is CringeFest

*looks around for a bit getting ready to grab a person*

​@@geegeetomlinson2316You're a cringefest...

@@geegeetomlinson2316 dude its the doctor a man thats around 1 thousand years old no doubt the doctor is a master at combat. a warrior sontaran couldent hope to obtain the combat experience needed to beat anyone with 1k years under their belt even with a sword.

@@obiwankenobi687 I wish they would finish that show in animation formula with her daughter voicing her like she does in the Big Finish adventures.

I agree to I wish we could them finish of the sarah jane adventures or even if they do a comic series

I wanna see the old episodes of Sarah Jane adventures on iPlayer, cmon we have the old Dr who's abd TORCHWOOD for crying out loud! Even if series one was taken off (which I think is a mistake If their keeping the other old Dr who episodes from the early 2000s and 2010s) they've *GOT* to put Sarah Jane adventures on their, at this point I'm ready to say either give us Sarah Jane adventures or bring back the paradigm instead of doing both as I currently want, cause at this point if it's one or the other I'll accept that, there are so many unsolved paradigm mysteries I want solved but at the same time I wanna experience the nostalgia of seeing Sarah Jane adventures again, honestly just DO SOMETHING ALREADY BBC!!!!!!!!!!

@@obiwankenobi687 Close it off? No. I mean, since Torchwood got taken off air, it's had, like, nineteen novels and nearly sixty audio plays. Similarly, the dire Class has had three novels and a dozen audio plays since it went off air. And there's way too much stuff on Who itself, and characters with no TV versions. But for SJA, they've had nothing, save THAT so-called finale, which sees them separating forever. I honestly think they NEED to do a continuation series, which sees them reuniting, moving back into 13 Bannerman Road, restoring it to exactly how it was when Sarah was still alive, getting the furniture, K-9, supercomputer, cars etc. back, and picking up where she left off. I've got two possible routes for this being achieved. 1) The three mains (Luke, Clyde and Rani) are not in good places (Luke has been laid off from the uncaring UNIT (Sarah didn't like them, and I don't like how they went under Moffat and Chumpnall) and his abusive civil partner has annulled their relationship (which was never consummated) and dumped him; Clyde's movie project has gone into suspension (my bewilderment at Marvel releasing films like there's no tomorrow) and eventually gets cancelled altogether, Rani's still living with her parents). Luke returns to 13 Bannerman Road, with all his possessions, and has Mr Smith the supercomputer take the house off the market, and moves back in. Clyde and Rani reunite, investigate the house and find Luke living there. After some hostility, they investigate a mysterious sinkhole, thwart a threat, Luke admits to having a crush on them both and asks them to move in with him, as a ménage a trois, picking up where Sarah left off. They do so, getting everything put back in the house, stopping aliens and carrying on Sarah's work. Then Maria and her father move back, he gets his own place whilst Maria makes it a quad relationship with Luke, Clyde and Rani. 2) Luke is in the bad place from above, but instead of Clyde, Rani and eventually Maria helping him, Sky (now played by Tilly Keeper) comes back to Earth (the powers that be giving her permanent compassionate leave), and helps Luke get the house back to how it was, along with everything else. The two of them carry on their late mother's legacy. In both versions, friends and foes old and new show up, Luke gets a scientific job at Pharos, which now uses advanced technology to solve problems (i.e. a car engine that runs on air), and he likes both girls and boys. Thoughts?

@@obiwankenobi687 Like I said, I do have an alternative idea for my series, with Sky helping Luke after he's metaphorically been through hell. What do you think of that? Is it wrong to want Who to have a polyamorous relationship at some point? They've done a lot of gay couples in Who, why not try tackling genuine polyamory? [Genuine relationship and love things, not just a threesome, as you said]

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The Sontaran Experiment is currently the only classic era Sontaran story on Bluray, so that’s probably why. It’s a bit silly that they seem reluctant to use clips from stories that haven’t made it to The Collection yet but hey-ho.

Totally agree. But The Sontaran Experiment is nice as well.

First mention of Gallifrey too.

Patrick Troughton (before you disagree: there is no such story as "The Two Doctors"...) didn't meet the Sontarans. He met the Ice Warriors.

@@Nikioko of right silly me.

And Jon Pertwee

They know about them...remember we have just lost their physical form..they still exist where they are now...

Linx is actually mentioned in the episode

Having not seen that episode the lip smacking bothers me less now tbh.

@@obiwankenobi687 not a very good tribute. 3 sontaran stories are missing from this video!

@@jellybabiesarecool4657 time warrior which is one of the best!

@@astrosleep9625 and also The Two Doctors which is A MULTI DOCTOR STORY

@@jellybabiesarecool4657 I'd make a comment about how fun you are at parties... But you'd need to actually be invited to a party first.

@@Not_An_EV I'd come back at you with another burn... But first I need to find out who asked.

Yeah. The lack of The Time Warrior surprised me considering that’s when they were first introduced.

Its still the best makeup to this day too!

TBF, we're lucky they acknowledged the classic era at all. They didn't bother with the Daleks.

Maybe they don’t have the license for them

@@ptolemyclarke what do you mean!? All the televised Doctor Who footage is owned by the BBC.

@@jellybabiesarecool4657 yeah i guess so

Always knew that scarf would come in handy one day ;)

What time is it?

The Time Warrior to this day is the best Sontaran story and Lynx still has the best makeup of all the Sontarans after all these years which is crazy. I bet they only used The Sontaran Experiment here cause its a Tom Baker story I dunno

It's cause they're not on Blu-ray yet

TBF of the Two Doctors, they weren't in it too much plus it wasn't a good story.

@@rowanc88 so? The quality might not be quite as high, but it will still be decent.

@@PercyandDuckfan94 it was a BRILLIANT story

back then people only tended to see an episode of a tv show only once--the day that it aired. so the fogginess of memory probably helped covered up the fact that they look so different.

The reason for that is because of the actor’s health. He found the original Lynx costume did his heart condition no help so they redid the mask for this story but between the costume fitting and the actual location filming date he thinned out further. Not long after he’d sadly pass away.

Yikes

What, the blue-armoured ones with the smooth, plasticky heads? They remind me of roll-on deodorants ;)

@@ftumschk oh my god you've permanently implanted that image of them being deodorant in my head goddamn it

@@jmp_fr ... I'd best not mention Lynx/Linx then ;)

Agreed. Strax was an entertaining character to begin with, but by the time Stephen Moffat had finished re-using in various episodes, the character we had a whole age group of kids who never knew the Sontarans as anything other than a joke.

So surprised they left it out!

...where's -George Dawes- Nardole when we need him?

@@ftumschk hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah 😆😅😅😅😅🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Yes they're completely different 😂

They were meant to look the same but there were production issues. Chiefly the actors failing health making the mask not fit correctly anymore.

@@Vincornelis they're both played by the same actor

@@spiggypop When did they suggest otherwise? The actor was ill at the time, he passed away only months after.

Fire spreads fast

Lmao she would have a blast with him.

The SONTOR-ENs as Donna calls them. Not Son-TAH-rans.

@@andrewmurray1550 Dude I'm American. I know how to pronounce Son-TAR-rans... and the Sontarans are actually one of my favorite warrior alien races in science fiction, alongside the Klingons (from "Star Trek") and also the Wraith (from "Stargate: Atlantis").