Yaz realizes the Doctor is a f-ckboi 

The effort that went into this

Hey River should have said more. She married 11 and spent 24 years with 12.

@@Mew_Mokuba_Akari YESSSS I wanna see River roasting Yaz 🤣 River: "You may be the Doctor's companion...but I'm the Doctor's WIFE" Yaz: "...Oh....Oh damn"

@Pokemonmaster150b Yaz might even be like "Wait what your married and you never said anything?"

Bessie: popi popiiii

Honestly to me her face is just like "eeew how old ARE you?!"

What do they mean, F-boi. Yes i know the term, but how does it relate here?

Yep the Doctor has had many companions & a selected few have become more than just a companion. 😉

@SaraLanc3 Thanks for the answer

She also hit that moment with Jack in Revolution, but this one hits it more poignantly.

Use clichéd recycled RU-vid comments much?

@@taglor imagine getting pressed over a silly RU-vid comment 💀

Indeed

I’m so sad they never got to have Ace appear in the Sarah Jane Adventures. I feel like Ace and Sarah Jane would have made an awesome duo. I’m surprised Ace didn’t mention A Charitable Earth in The Power of the Doctor by the way. That organisation was first mentioned in The Sarah Jane Adventure and mentioned in other DW media so it would have been cool to see it also get mentioned in Doctor Who itself.

Fuck cancer am I right

would of been jealous that she had her own sonics given to her by the doctor 😂

I didn't know she died. I knew for some reason the show has stopped. Damn

I think it's more the idea of the doctor never reaching out and checking on their friends after years of drifting apart. An idea reinforced by the Sarah Jane Adventures with Jo. The doctor never looks back.

TBF, Tegan could and would blame 5 for everything and give the least charitable interpretation of anything the Doctor did or didn't do at any given time. Ace, I cut more slack, but her relationship with 7 is a huge source of debate, because she was so touchy as a teen and 20-something that anything that 7 did was kind of a guaranteed failure, even when he was doing the right thing.

​@@nvzblgrrl also, if you count the Virgin Books as canon, he REALLY fucked her over by delibratly getting her boyfriend infected by the Hoothi and getting him killed.

She's pissed because (a) the Doctor didn't reach out in nearly four decades and (b) she believed that the Cyber-Doll was sent to her by the Doctor after all that time, which brings all kinds of trauma. Of course, we later discover that it was the Master who sent it, but it explains why Tegan is pricklier than usual.

@@RopeDrinkAdric… 😭

So… ? Y’all get pressed for no reason

Who would win? The most deadly race in the universe One cylinderical boi

This time it's two exes.

Mickey was right

Yep, she is 😂.

I took that as her trying to make Yaz feel comfortable.

That was Vastra, to Clara

@@rebelle1477 River song in 'husbands of river song'

"When you love the Doctor, it's like being in love with the stars themselves. You can't expect a sunset to admire you back." -River Song, "The Husbands of River Song"@@ShubhamSingh-up8xq

The mountain quote was by Vastra, to Clara, in "Deep Breath" @@ShubhamSingh-up8xq

Yes. Chibnal may be an abysmal writer that was fortunate to work with some amazing talent in his career, but sometimes he can get these small moments right.

​@@grimreadsnot quite! Those two, yes! Fab! But Dr and Yaz, not really. Like if Jodie would met her wifie somehow, River Song, she wouldn't be happy to see her but awkward thinking what Yaz will think! Like we're not watching Dr. Who Rather a melo!

To me it was 7 and Ace.

Ace walked out?

Do we actually have a canon reason as to why she left the TARDIS? Considering she isn’t in the TV movie, so she left pre time war.

@@potsdam28 Ace hints it in this episode, and in the Tales of the Tardis shorts actively states it outright. They don’t go into detail though.

@@dubbingsync Nothing officially stated. The BBC shorts with the original Doctors and their companions had Ace and 7 talking about a massive argument between them regarding the manipulative tactics that particular Doctor used that caused Ace to walk out, but they’ve never said what sparked it.

If I recall from some of the 7th doctor novels and audios the doctor at some point purposefully got Ace’s boyfriend infected and killed. It was another of his dark chess master moments.

We are lucky Chibnall did not forget what he wrote 3 scenes before

​​@@grimreads You were wrong to make me burst in laughs into the office I've been working in. 🤣🤣

@@ptolemeeselenion1542 watch whotube at your own risk

Trust me even I’m TRYING to forget his own writing.

It’s different when you’re faced with it. Plus the age realization. Gets real.

My favourite part about that was that there was no reason for Yaz to leave other than the Doctor wanting to regenerate privately and for some reason everyone just acted like that meant Yaz had to permanently leave and not just sit in the Tardis while the Doctor regenerates.

@@dracorim6370her Doctor would be gone and she didn’t want to go through that “I miss the old Doctor” crap they had with Peri Clara Rose etc.

See, I always assumed the Doctor did, off screen. Getting actors back is always hard, so they could have totally said that the Doctor visited them all. They never had to make the Doctor a jerk like that. XD

Millennial women be like: I am Special.

Rose made a similar assumption too and so did companions prior Its cause when they meet the doctor for the first time, they see this lonely person by themselves and think they have been lonely for a long time Not realizing until later that in actuality they have just have had many people leave them overtime and also have left many people themselves

@@jensennguyen02 Not Donna. She was "You will not mate with me, you spaceman!" since episode 1 of season 4

@@grimreads both Donna and Martha were told about Rose before they started traveling with The Doctor though. So they both knew The Doctor had been traveling with someone else before. Donna even knew about Rose AND Martha. Characters like Rose and Amy were just never told about previous companions.

@@jensennguyen02 you make it sound like a scam! I’m scared now

More like meeting two exes while you are out with your sidepiece...

@@grimreads so like I said meeting an exe

Remember when Mickey ribbed the Doctor about Rose and Sarah Jane meeting by comparing them to a missus and an ex?

@@retnavybratevery man’s worse nightmare

They had Gallifrey re-appear at least twice in a couple years, the companions meeting each other are a blimp

As an Australian myself I'm offended not all of us are like this

Not when Donna met Martha or Mel.

Exactly. As much as I enjoyed Eccleston and Tennant's runs as The Doctor, it's hard to deny that Nu Who is a YA (Young Adult) show. It's so much more about the companions, their FEELINGS, and their imaginary relationships with The Doctor. So much melodrama.

​@@clintmatthews3500The creators have forgotten that it's supposed to be a sci-fi adventure series aimed at children.

​​@@clintmatthews3500So true! While I have no problem that they explore more about the companions' characters,it doesn't help that it seems like they ignored the fact that the Doctor is a literal ancient grandpa that just looks young.It's weird seeing young girls being obsessed with him.That's why I like companions like Donna.

And RTD romance with Rose wasn't? Lol fools

@@LittleLoz I think its meant to include that too

No, that's right. Tegan's last story ("Resurrection of the Daleks") aired in 1984.

@@retnavybratno I know that but In lore years as I’m with eleven and Amy 14 FIRST episode so it’s gotta to keep on adding to be more than that or is lore years just like episode wise

Oversight or bad writing on this one from chibnall

​@@Alphamask978 nah, Tegan was 100% like that in Classic too.

She's angry because the Doctor never tried to reach out and see them, not bc she leaved the Doc

She was jerkier than usual because the Doc never reached out after almost four decades, and when she was finally contacted, it was the miniature Cyber-Doll. She didn't know it was the Master - not the Doctor - who sent that traumatizing reminder. That doesn't 100% excuse Tegan, but it explains why she's being a bit short with the Doc.

I have been saying that for a while. The last non-human companion I think was Handles (One Special), or nardole (if you consider him non-human).

Well, his wife died, then he married her... F-boi power move!

7+Ace had a father/daughter + teacher/student dynamic, so a bit of that can be seen here (despite the terrible arguments and split-ups they had throughout Big Finish). Honestly, those highs and lows are what make them such a good team to watch/hear.

@@RopeDrink I liked 7 and Ace I wish that they had more time together

@@johannahyde-parker8422Aye, it's a shame they didn't get more - but it's better than nothing - and I have no doubt that Sylvester and Sophie will continue having audio adventures together (until they are no longer able to). Also, don't forget the recent Tales from the TARDIS (which showcased 7+Ace and Curse of Fenric).

Novels aren’t canon though

@potsdam28 if BBC is going to put the official logo and whatnot, it should be Canon.

Donna was never bothered by it.

@@potsdam28 no she wasn't

A) misogyny B) It was actually the showrunner that sucked hard and picked an actress that hadn't the attitude to portray the doctor.

*Sigh* No one was pissed off that the Doctor was a woman. Everyone was pissed off that it was shit, and the showrunners using the fact they were a woman to bombard us with woke bullshit and fuckup the Doctor Who lore for the worst. The master was a woman long before this, no one cared.

​@@papastokely5993 Can you please define what _woke_ means? Because all I can ever get as a definition is _women and non-white people being prominent characters,_ which if you really mean it when you say it's not because she's a woman then that can't be it.

@@SomeoneOnlyWeKnow. Well, there's the actual original definition of 'woke' which simply means being aware of racial discrimination and prejudice, and then there's the contemporary cultural definition which has constantly been evolving but currently means (and this is the way in which I meant it) placing someone's racial/sexual/social identity on a pedestal of importance above the logic/cohesion/catharsis of the narrative you're choosing to relay/trying to tell/and the reality of the given situation. For example, the Doctor being a woman isn't 'woke' - but her characterisation/the things you choose to have her say/other characters say around her/go through/learn/point out within the narrative, can be classified as 'woke' if approached in a certain manner. The Timeless Child for example, feels like a story that was told to demote the importance of the historically male Doctor(s), in order to elevate the importance of the Doctor being all genders and all races... but mainly a woman. The Doctor may very well be all those things, but you've just sacrificed decades of character building for a weak concept that serves the 'message' you're trying to convey rather than the logical progression of the 'story' of the Doctor. There was the 1st Doctor and now we're on the 13th, cool, every line, story beat, self reference, mystery box, for the last few decades of the history has confirmed this. This is the character we know and that we've fallen in love with - a time lord that ran - that remembers his childhood, growing up, and eventually running away from Galifray. Now you've added a contrived retcon that serves no narrative purpose other than to implant the idea that the Doctor was "a girl first"... It’s weak story telling. You can tell stories that address racial discrimination and prejudice (which the show has historically done) without it being "woke". You can have "strong female characters" a la Ripley (alien series)/ Matilda/ Princess Leia/ The Bride(kill bill)/Sarah Conor(terminator series)/ the list goes on, that are travelling through narratives that address social issues that apply to them and affect them, without the films being "woke". At this stage, at least in regards of story telling terms, "woke" is just short hand for "weak story telling that focuses on leftist social justice issues". P.s I'm a black person...

To me I was perfectly fine with Jodie when she was announced as the Doctor. It’s Chibnal being announced as showrunner that made me nervous and for the most part rightfully so.

No need - Night of the Doctor already Canonised Big Finish

@HoraceAndTheSpider I know, but Night of the Doctor is in that weird place because it came out on the internet, not on the TV. So whilst it is, for the moment, still "official", I would be a lot happier when the Doctor mentions in a random episode a Big Finish reference

Hell, have a reference to At Childhood's End, a novel about Ace meeting Thirteen and the Fam, which was written by Sophie Aldred herself!

for ace its been 31 now

Yaz meets two of the past companions of the Doctor and looks awkward, probably because she realizes that she has a pattern of taking young attractive women as companions on the TARDIS. A minor, silly scene of the episode that I thought it was funny.

@@grimreads ok thank you

Series 7 Clara was 😍I'll agree.

She's dead....

@@jgrAnimations23it’s wibbly wobbly timey wimey

​@@jgrAnimations23well.. not really

​@@dj24617you do know that she died in that hidden alley.

I believe it was The Power of the Doctor but I had mostly forgotten a lot of the Chibnall ones.

she was in shock that she wasn't the only companion

​@@johannahyde-parker8422the only woman companion you mean, she was traveling with two other people considered friends and then Dan

Not as badly cast as the showrunner. It is scenes like this that hint at how good of a show we might have had

@@grimreads this scene makes her look even more awkward than she’s been throughout her run. If there’s any scene that shows her potential it’s the gun scene in the university. But I hear your point

@@NileSWPhotography I hardly remember that gun scene. This one captures the subtle character moments that this run probably wanted to do and failed miserably. That awkwardness is what makes the scene enjoyable along with Yaz slowly realizing who the Doctor really is.

The Actress wasn't that Bad, it was the showrunner that Sucked!! I have no doubt that if Steven Moffet or Russell T. Daves was the showrunner while she was The Doctor, it would have turned out better than how it turned out now!

@@The-Hazbin-Devil04 I am an avowed Moffat fanboy, but I doubt he would have been a much better showrunner with Jodie as the Doctor.

She was a bad choice to begin with

Imho that awkwardness is the entire point of the scene

@@grimreadsyes obviously, but it comes off rather fake imho.

Nah

Which 2?

​@@Hodaris_DarlinI would say the two old ladies but that might not help lol

Wait, are you complaining that they brought back companions from classic who?

@@SomeoneOnlyWeKnow. my complaint is unless your my age you won't know who they are, and if you were my age you would also know that the way the doctor left these two this would not be there reaction. And sadly the BBC was going to cancel doctor who as the ratings were not worth the cost. I kinda wish they had, the 60th anniversary is a shit show so far.

@@user-us5dr2qi2r Shit show is definitely not how I've seen most Doctor Who fans rate the 60th specials. But, sucks to be you I guess.

You know two of the characters in this scene are from classic who, right?

Is it really much different then when 10 met Serha Jane again?

Chris Chibnall

Have you done crying?