My Top 11 Most Emotional Doctor Who Scenes
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11. Martha leaves the Doctor - Last Of The Time Lords
10. Rose is left on the beach (again) - Journey's End
9. Amy's death - The Angels Take Manhattan
8. 'I am not a Dalek!' - Asylum Of The Daleks
7. Amy and Rory fall - The Angels Take Manhattan
6. Donna realises what's happening to her - Journey's End
5. Donna doesn't remember the Doctor - Journey's End
4. The Master "dies" - Last Of The Time Lords
3. The Tenth Doctor's breakdown - The End Of Time Part Two
2. River's message - The Wedding Of River Song
1. Reinette's letter - The Girl In The Fireplace
Getting a lot of comments about Van Gogh...
Honestly, I really just forgot about it, which is frustrating because it truly is one of those scenes that really gets me. If I made this video again today, the scene with Van Gogh in the museum would probably come in around no. 2 or 3. Thank you everyone so much for watching, I could never have anticipated how many people would view the video I made on movie maker while sick in grade 9!
I cried at them
the van gogh scene is beautiful not sad
The Van Gogh scene is happy not sad just really happy
@Alex Wader stfu
@@lillianhawkins5618 its still emotional so it would fit in perfectly
Donna's exit was the saddest for me. It was almost worst than if she had died to have to lose all those memories and not know how important she was.
Angelita Ellison AngelllitaEllllson
I don't agree with this order but I dont know when it was posted. Number 6??
I’d say it was worse than death
@@natreed_music I agree
I disagree. Im doing the stage 4 cancer thing. Only people who are far away from death would believe that.
I am still not over Donna's memory wipe....
his number 1 was good but donnas mind wipe was just gut-wrenching
@@burns9281 I know 😭
Burns she will be back working in he office as nellie
Hands down saddest. David's doctor soaked in the rain. My heart broke. The way she didn't even glance at him.
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Rose went away
So the Doctor is blue.
Ask Donna, "Where's the Doctor?"
She'll reply, "Doctor Who?"
Sarah Jane, and Martha
And now both the Ponds
Had their fun with the Doctor
And now their all gone.
So ask me again
Why the TARDIS is blue:
There's a sad man inside
With both hearts torn in two.
Dynamics you have so entirely missed the joke you’d need to go to Hawaii, take their super strong telescope, focus on the furthest planet on the furthest galaxy and then, in that starry sky, you might just see the point of his message flying past.
Dynamics he knows that just it’s a Poem and blue is the colour for sadness (most of the time😐)
Dynamics Boi... I’m saying you missed the point. The message is just a meaningless poem, like all books are if you think about it. There’s no point picking it apart.
Speaking of, there is a huge a telescope on Hawaii where, if a message happened to be flying within its range (and its range can reach past quite a few galaxies) then you would probably see it. Wouldn’t even have to leave earth. Bet you would still miss it though.
I think the poem is very nice.
This is a pretty good poem
That singular moment in the library when River realizes the Doctor, has no idea who she is.
Yes, it should be in the list
Or when she sacrifices herself for him and he wants to change her life
I feel so sorry when she was such a strong, fighter who kept going every time even with the ponds going she is just remarkable and then she saw her lover and he looked straight through her.
Her worst nightmare come to life. She had been dreading this moment for such a long time. After all they'd been trough for him not to know who she was...
Even better when you realise that she says the day he doesn't recognise her will kill her in a later episode
Notice how nearly all of them are Tennent.
Best Doctor ever with best cast and writers
Robbie Rotten rip
Rip :(
Rip
Why :(
Funny enough most of the most iconic and epic episodes are Moffat's. They just let him alone after Tennant.
in my opinion the doctor seeing Rose on the beach the first time when he said "Rose Tyler" and got cut of, that was the most emotional scene to me
yes
For sure.
How can the doctor seeing Rose on the beach the first time when he said "Rose Tyler" and got cut off.
Not be No 1. Not even be on there ?
Faith Smith same
Agreeeeed
When the Doctor says to Rose "Does it really need saying?", my heart broke and cried.
The saddest part of all this, I think the doctor didn’t say it because he thought it would be better for the human doctor to have all his years with her. They could grow old together!
Still imagining a Dalek saying “Rescue me chin boy and show me the stars”
😂😂
@scftlcve OMG SAME BAHHAHA
RESCUE… ME…CHIN…BOOOY!!!
Why is Martha's exit on this list? That was reasonably happy, knowing that she won't end up like Rose or Donna or Amy.
GabbeЯ Skillz agreed
I think it's because it was still emotional, just in a good way
Yea it was emotional but not the sadest companion exit
@Pastel Blue That one was so sad to watch. Heartbreaking!
Amy and rose lived long happy lives tho
"So many goodbyes. How lonely you must be, Doctor."
Yes sir I am lonely
I've got my own TARDIS
There are only 2 in the world and I have one
See ya chim boy
If you wanna find me I'll be on gallafray
nah, that's not really emotional. it's just manipulation by someone who wanted to get inside the doctor's head
@@digitalcyclone7218 to me it’s just emotional because it’s true
Most gut-wrenching bit:
Doctor: Donna? I was just going.
Donna: Yeah. See ya.
Daniel Skinley 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
💔💔
That’s why I actually find that bit more emotional than when she loses her memory - that feeling when you’re so close to someone and then suddenly it’s like you’re a stranger. It happens in real life too (although not in the same way of course) and I’ve always felt that Doctor Who was at its best when just adding a sci fi twist to real-world emotions and problems.
I hate that ending. I can never fully watch that part. 😣
"I was going to be with you forever" Gets me every time 😣😥
10ths regeneration and Van Gogh should be there
Definately Van Gogh, I watched it again yesterday and it still makes me tear up..
Yes on Van Gogh. I still can't watch that episode without crying when they show him how beloved his work becomes. It's so emotional and sweet.
Yes Van Gogh truly is one of the most emotional episodes at the end and one of my favorites, top 3 for sure, but personally my number one, just realizing that one who was so depressed could actually realize how loved he is, and then realize its fictional, makes you wish you could do the same for him, definatley one of the first things i would do if i had a TARDIS.
EverythingFlash ikr why isn’t it there... 😿
VAN GOGH AGED ME TEN YEARS
I am sorry, both Tennent and Smith's farewell speeches had me bawling....
Me too
Bobainthome Bobainthome
Bobainthome all of them will except jodies
Eccleston's was also fantastic
@@eliben4066 I see what u did there
Martha Jones was such a major underdog. She was an incredible companion, & a lot of people didn't seem to like her. It really upset me. She's amazing.
I was the Martha in that relationship at the time and man, she woke me up when she left. I will always love Martha.
You read that in a book.
I liked her too. Donna then Amy and Rory then Martha. I was never a Clara fan.
I'd say at this point in time there are many others that people dislike more aha. All of 10th companions are great but that was when I was a kid so I would say that lol.
She had the unfortunate position of being after Rose.
When Donna started doing the "Binary" series, my heart broke.
Donna was such a great companion. It was so sad when the doctor had to say goodbye and she can't even remember.
Doomsday follows closely and so many other scenes with the 9th and 10th doctor.
I can’t believe doomsday didn’t even make the list
Bro. David's regeneration? Come on man. That was literally the saddest i've been for a TV show
I still think tom baker's dr's death was the saddest
I think to me the saddest part about Ten's regeneration is when he goes to see all his companions. Ugh, the part with Wilfried. Wilf always has me bawling...
Wilfred makes me so sad every time. Especially when you know he's the only one left that remembers what Donna was like, what Ten was like and now has neither of them around :(
Too obvious
What makes that so much more emotional is that David’s “I don’t want to go” is unscripted and just purely him.
ten was full of so much pent up anger, sadness and regret. Tennant did an amazing job portraying that vulnerable and hurt side of the doctor that we don't see very often.
"I can't let you die without knowing you are loved. By so many and so much, and by no one more than me."
I will never get over this part. Never.
I sometimes forget how brilliant Tennant was... his scenes just slayed me.
He should be named David Brilliant ^^
How on Earth was "I don't want to go" not in here? Lord, I ball every single time
I agree. Saddest moment ever followed closely by Rose professing her love
I watched it recently and me and my mum were crying and I just screamed at my brother and my step dad "YOU HEARTLESS MONSTERS"
Bawl.
@@ceinwencooke2603 bit rude
Me too.
Ten’s “so much more” monologue is my number 1. It’s so heartbreaking, you can hear the pain in his voice.
It gets me that Amy has a last motherly moment with River; telling her to take care of him, to be a good girl.
The doctor saving wilfred is my favourite. It's such a sad scene, the doctor knew time lords had 12 lives, and this was his last regeneration, and it shows his dark side, his anger, his despair, and then him sacrificing his life for someone a lot older than him, protesting for him not to do it! So touching!
Tellur1an Wait did you just said Wilfred was older?
Younger lol
When he heard the knocks you could just see it in his eyes
@@hestia3068 Biologically and emotionally sure. Wilfred was over and near the end of his life. A 60 year old that might live to his 90's is going to feel older than a 900 year old that could live thousands of years. Wilfred lived a full life.
Ight I was gonna agree but you made an easy mistake by saying Wilfred was older but ya know whatever
I hear a lot of people complain about 10's regeneration saying that he whined and moaned, but I always go back to this: he is the only Doctor whose age we know - he began at age 900 and regenerated at 906. Six years would be a short span for a human, much less a Timelord, so his anger and angst is understandable. He had really just got started, and he really could have done so much more.
Loved this video. You chose some great moments. I just watched Any and Rory's exit yesterday and cried again.
VeracityLH people are full of shit, everyones a fucking critic. It happened, it was fucking awesome, and I dont care what these people say. Everyone wants to be above it all...watch and enjoy the story they are telling, or find something else, but being that nitpicky you wont ever find it!
The saddest thing about the doctor saving Wilfred, sacrificing himself, showing the dark side of him, is that he knew time lords only have 12 lives, and that it would be his final regeneration. Such a touching scene, and powerful writing from Moffat.
His was called the most human Doctor while Matt's was called the most alien (although Capaldi would give him a run for his money.) Like his talk with Wilfred in the Cafe; can you picture Matt or Peter breaking down in that way? One old soldier crying with another old soldier. There are many things in print including RTD who said that we only got to see a few of the people he visited. He didn't think his next incarnation would remember them all and according to 11 in the Sarah Jane Adventures....he was right.
Actually, the audio stories tell you how old the first 5 doctors were. There ages range from 50 to 250 usually. 10 regenerated at the age of 5 or 6.
I don’t like to believe he only had six years. I feel too bad
*Amy and Rory jump*
Doctor: “AMY....AMY!”
😂 Rory just falls like, what an asshole.
Could you imagine losing two of your best friends twice?
‘Was she happy, in the end’ ‘yes, yes she was. Were you?’ That was a killer
Fully, gets me chocked up to this day 😢
Doomsday is a truly heartbreaking moment but Donna's demise with The Doctor is something special. All moments hold a special place in my heart but will never forget Donna losing her memories that she had with The Doctor. Imagine it happening to yourself, losing all those memories or if you were in Wilfred's situation, knowing all the good things Donna have done but knowing that he can never tell her. It's just sad.
And she doesn't even know how sad she is
Tennant is an amazing actor.
I know many people weren’t attached to Clara, But her, Donna and Amy were my favourite companions 😭💔
Nikita Henry Clara will forever be my favorite ❤️
Same I loved Clara
FINALLY, where have you been all this time Clara favs?!!!?
Agreed.
Ya, i dont know why her death wasnt on the list i was *sobbing*
I'm so proud for Martha, she was the most underrated companion while she was the Most powerful one, she may lived him but she never hurt the doctor by totally loosing her and still she was on his side when he was needing her..She used everything he learned her in the right way..
Donna was something more than amazing, Donna was the perfect match for Him and I think the only companion that many of us could relate, acting as everyone would act if had met the doctor..
RTD'S area was the most emotional, pointing more on how Doctor was in his relationships showing a more human side of him..
Moffat's area had the most amazing plots and such a clever stories
I am also proud and loved her but she spent most of her time as a companion relying on the doctor.
Donna's moment still breaks me...
AndyG94 same 😭😭😭😭
The Doctor Donna is not entirely not the Doctor Donna.
It makes it so much worse when she looks at him blankly after losing her memory
Oh I think the Doctor lied.
Ten's regeneration absolutely crippled me D':
Same, but number 3 is technically part of his regeneration and that was the saddest part for me :)
I was bawling since that part until like three weeks later when I was able to feel something other than pain
same aha
Paula Robles same 😭😭😭😭😭😭
"I'd love to Meet Agatha Christie!"
The foreshadowment is real.
Donna's exit, Vincent at the gallery, and 10's regeneration will probably always be my top 3
mmgringoire2 mmgingoires
I think it’s _”Heaven sent”_ or whichever... the older guy doctor punching through the wall of diamond, that *_really_* got me, but your picks are definitely top 5...
Wilfred's salute at the wedding, The tardis saying hello for me.
Larry Harvey LarryHarey
The Tardis saying Hello. Absolutely, number 1.
Yes! The Tardis saying Hello.
He transformed the pain of his tremendous life into.. ecstatic beauty.
Wade Wilson
Wow - you took a few words and described why so many love a sci go program! Well done!
Sorry supposed to say sci fy program
Van Gogh, sobbing still
Nobody ever mentiones John Smith's death in Family of Blood
I hate that episode I stg
Totally agree. Especially when the whole life that he would have had flashes before him, and he knows it will never be - as the saying goes, "there's nothing so sad as a tomorrow gone bad"
Literally I cried at that moment. It was absolutely heartbreaking seeing that he saw a beautiful, ordinary, life flash by his eyes, knowing it would be the one thing he would never have if he changed back.
@@Tommy-fh9to I don't like those two episodes but John's death was sad.
Rose and Doctor being trapped apart in the different parallel worlds ?? That is one of the saddest scenes in any TV show I have ever watched.
Amy's imaginary friend the doctor but now the doctors imaginary friend is Amy
Anthony Valdivia SHUT THE FUCK UP
+AeroShockHD Who shat in your cornflakes?
McDeop Your transgender sister.
+AeroShockHD If I had a sister she'd probably have a better sense of humour than you.
McDeop i highly doubt that lol
9th: "... Why don`t you just DIE??!!"
Dalek: "You would make a good dalek".
That was a very emotional 9th scene...
The saddest moment ever is when Amy says “this is the story of Amelia Pond and this is how it ends”.
Osian Coleman YES OMG
Van Gogh wasn't on there?
Surfboarder4 - BTD Battles & More Ikr
Van Gogh was the saddest scene for me
I cry just thinking about that scene in the museum.
it's so amazing it stands alone.
personally I would remove Marthas goodbye and put Vincent In instead
oh come on...the van gogh scene....
Jean Denim JeanDenim
Jean Denim kills my fucking soul
Martha's goodbye... RTD's writing was just brillant "So this is me...getting out"
4:00
let me just put an idea into your head:
the reason The Doctor never got touched was because River stared at it. she didnt let herself cry over her parents being sent back in time by an angel.. instead she let her husband cry while she watched the angel for him
Already thought about it mon compadre
Totally killed me when Amy called her by her given name Melody telling her to be a good girl especially she didn't have the mother daughter bond from when she was a baby.
When the Doctor saves Wilfred. My heart breaks.
Donna's goodbye should be number one. The acting was so believable
Indeed it makes me cry everytime and that's a hard task. You can see the solemn dread in her eyes and frustration in her voice. And from a comic actresss it's superb.
Loved how Donna’s scene flipped from comedy to tragedy in a few moments
I personally think that the scene “I don’t want to go” should be there and some scenes from dooms day
When Eleven catches River's data ghost hand in The Name of the Doctor and says goodbye to her, now that breaks me 💔
Yeeeeees!!! I just finished that episode the other day (for the 50th time) and everytime..I have to rewind it. It’s SO good! 😭❤️
"Being a fangirl won't hurt." They said.
"It won't be painful beyond measure." They said.
"It won't be devastating to say good bye to characters." THEY SAID!!
Yup...
I had my first autistic meltdown at doctor who
@@thunder_heads The biggest "F" in the multiverse.
From a fellow autistic
Man the Donna send off was always the saddest to me. It was so nice to see a female companion who wasn't romantically entangled with the Dr. It was a great friendship and it really showcases just how tragic being the Dr is and turkey alone he always ends up being. It was just so heart breaking seeing him get in the TARDIS in the rain and start it up and leave. The Donna era was so good. David tennet is still the best dr.
Donna memory wipe still kills me and so does the scene with River. Actually all the scenes with River kill me XD She is the only person I ship with The Doctor.
Doomsday broke me. Ten's regeneration, donna losing her memories those are the 3 big ones for me.
I’m exactly the same
#3 needed to start with Wilfred's knock. It was at that moment everyone knew what was happening. My heart sunk when I heard it. the rest after it was just theatrics.
Donna begging the Doctor to rescue someone, just one person from Pompeii and her speech defending the Ood.
And the fact the person he saves is Cappaldi
When the master refuses to regenerate... Oh... The pain of being the last again...
Thank god someone agrees with me
Doomsday? I dont wanna go?
Doomsday wasn't that sad for me, sorry. Not sure why :) The saddest part of Ten's regeneration, in my opinion, is the part that I included, the buildup rather than the climax. Thanks for the feedback though, hope you enjoyed the video!
DoctorWhoTrailers finally, someone who agrees with me!
DoctorWhoTrailers - While I agree the buildup to Ten’s regeneration is frelling awful, that little _”I don’t want to go”_ still gets me *_every_* time...
*Edit:* _frelling awful_ meaning *_very sad,_* not bad...
Had me crying so hard when he said that cause I didn't want him to go either
@@jackbridges9061 It had ME crying because it was a quote of the very first Doctor (William Hartnell), who had to leave the role he loved. Plus I loved Tennant's Doctor.
"does it need saying?" When the doctor watches rose kiss the doctor, his heart couldn't have broke anymore. Except that tiny bit short after when he erased Donna's memory. I needed recovery time after that episode
Imagine losing the the girl you love and your best friend in a matter of minutes. The doctor was broken after this
“I was going to be with you forever” “I know” “rest of my life travelling in the Tardis”
I think you should have included when David Tennant goes around saying his goodbyes
when Amy and Rory dies was the saddest for me
Josh Williamson You couldn't be more right!
Josh Williamson eh...they got what they wanted and had been moving towards though.
Josh Williamson so true
Josh Williamson I cry everytime when I look out of the window. Because somewhere in time and space, is a raggedy man in a blue box...😭
I cry every time
For me Amy and Rory's exit was the worst. The pains still fresh because Karen Gillan said she'd never come back. And it breaks my heart💔 but love the video💞
I cried my eyes out when I watched it.
I sobbed when she returned for his regeneration. I can’t watch it without crying.
@@Youresoradical for me that was the saddest scene from doctor who idk why I just makes me sob alottt
"God speed, my lonely angel!"
Not ashamed to say the first time I saw this scene, I wept....
WHY do I ALWAYS CLICK ON THINGS THAT BRING ME DEEP, DEEP PAIN?
For me, the Van Gogh gallery scene has always made me sob.
Rose's eyes are red,
Tardis is blue.
Since this is the end,
*Rose Tyler, I LO-*
Any scene with Matt Smith, David Tennant and Peter Capaldi doing a speech or just being sad in general makes me effing depressed.
"You decided that the universe is better without you, but the universe just doesn't agree!"
This, I believe, is a line that everyone would be extremely happy to hear about themselves.
That's the most beautiful thing ever written.
I was so moved when I first reached this episode.
The Doctor spent his entire life helping people, never asking anything in return. And when his time came, everyone from every corner of the universe stood up for him.
Because of this show, I cannot cry anymore nor can my feelings be hurt by this. Doctor who you saved the world, and fixed me from pain.
But then again time after time "raggedy man, goodbye" always gets me
That bit is so sad - I was actually hoping to put that in somewhere but couldn't find a good quality clip of it, unfortunately!
DoctorWhoTrailers that's terrible, but I'm glad someone else understand
Try binge watching Supernatural, Doctor Who, and Sherlock in two days. That cures you of every emotion ever
Can you tell me what episode is that from i dont seem to remember?
After Amy and Rory, Donna is easily the best companion the Doctor has ever had. She was his complete equal. Every other companion is somehow beneath him, with the exception of River. Hell Donna literally became a time lord.
James Garrett JamseGarrett
Um rose ? She was also pretty much a equal
I think Donna is as much as aAmy and Rory the best companion and not after them.. Every doctor is defriend so Donna was the best as long we had Tennant and amy and rory for Matt..
Loved Donna, she wasn't wasting time with all the smoochy stuff, she was just brilliant.
Donna was the worst companion I have ever seen in the show, and I have been a fan since 1974. Sarah Jane, Leela, Rose...heck, even Adric was better than Donna and he was ruddy annoying at times.
Donna's was the most heart-breaking in my opinion. A saying I always live by is that "it is better to have loved and lost, than to have never loved at all". But here, she lost everything. All her memories wiped, her love of travelling with the wondrous man in the box exploring the stars; the one to remind him that he is a good man even if he doesn't believe it, to make him remember to never give up and that always someone can be saved, the worlds they saved together with her name sung amongst the stars. She lost it all. And don't even get me started on her dad ... you can see where she gets her morals from. They'd never get to talk about the doctor and the adventures they had. I would've loved for him to be an official companion he was just so admirable and you can see why the doctor respected him so much - it really was an honour having you Wilfred.
Poor Martha....she wanted so much for the Doctor to notice her but he was still hurting over Rose. It is kind of a sad exit because she knew that he would never feel for her the way she felt for him. The Doctor Donna always makes me sad. He had to wipe her mind of him and their adventures to save her life. She was his best friend and he could no longer be a part of her life. And oh Wilfred felt so horrible getting stuck and making the Doctor help him out. 10’s final exit makes me sad when he visits everyone especially Rose right before their first meeting before he regenerates.
I cannot believe you didn't include van Gogh at the museum.
Donna’s last moments in the tardis is one of the saddest moments
It's by far the saddest thing for me
"I said 'get out', so this is me, getting out" I love this
She was the only one brave enough to walk away. Despite being in love.
Only few are ever gonna understand how emotionally attached I was to the ponds, they were my absolute favourite companions ever. I was so upset when they left.
I am glad someone recognised The Girl in the fireplace ending as an emotional scene, and I agree it deserves top spot. One of Moffat's greatest gift to New Who, yet his most under rated.
I like that scene but I don't find it that sad
it hurt my heart
It's the only one that brought a tear to my eye, the others were sad, but the last one just took me off by gard 😢
Sam Watson I know this is a really old comment but I was just scrolling through the comments on this video and I’m so glad someone agrees with me! It might not have the same impact for others, but that scene still hits me as hard as it did the first time I saw it so many years ago.
@@ceinwencooke2603 i think it's sad because the last time the doctor saw de-pompadour made her feel hope for great adventures and experiences, but she ended up dying alone despite hanging on to wait for him.
the worst part too is that the doctor didn't intentionally abandon her. so as he's reading that letter he feels levels of guilt, permanence, and sadness so great you can't even comprehend it.
Doomsday? That was surely the most emotional moment in the series.
Not for me, sorry! I know that was really emotional for a lot of people but it didn't really affect me at all. Not sure why, but thanks for the feedback! :)
Dude,that's your opinion.Who cares what any one thinks unless it's positive?Mister donkey over here I mean.
DoctorWhoTrailers mine was leaving Matt Smith's incarnation
LabradorIndependent I don't wanna go
Donna's departure is the number one for me
How the tenth doctor and Wilfred’s scene wasn’t number one is beyond me. He’s such a sweet, wholesome old man and Tennant was the best doctor by far.
STOP. No. This show has made me cry more than any other show EVER.
I think that the 10th doctors last line I dont want to go should be no.1
Thanks for the feedback! I didn't find that bit the saddest but of course that doesn't mean that other people didn't! :)
i always cry on that one
I don't think the circumstances are as "sad" as other moments in the show, but just the fact that it's Tennant's last scene as The Doctor gives it so much more impact, plus the song of the oods and the way the show leads to that scene by making him visit all his companions are absolutely heartbreaking. That's just my opinion. _Vale Decem_
David's "I don't want to go" is sad because his usual line is 'Allon-y". Which means let's go.
The scene in "The wedding of river song" was quite sad. I must watch that one again.
Breaks me EVERY SINGLE TIME
no no Donna Noble would must be more than 6 position
It should be no 1
I'm not someone who is easy to cry, and I haven't watched the show in years, but as soon as the scene where Wilfred tries to sacrifice himself...I instantly began sobbing. I had forgotten how heart wrenching that scene is. For some reason I'm more moved by Wilfred's actions than the Doctor's actual breakdown 😅He's one of my favorite characters in the show.
Wilfred Mott (and the actor Bernard Cribbins) are AMAZING.
7:34 Jamie and Zoe didn’t even know they were going to have their memories wiped
I know this vid was made over a year ago, but I think that moment in "The Pilot" where The Doctor was about to wipe Bill's mind, only for her to accidentally remind him of Clara with that melody playing......that just destroyed me a little on the inside
I think when Bill was made into a Cyberman, those shows were it for me. When the doctor "died" there with cyber Bill holding him, I cried like a baby. Bill theme song just rips my guts out. Clara's is almost as bad. I love Bill,that was a great character,and relationship,and I don't care what anybody thinks.
Amy and Rory's death was the most emotional scene for me cuz they was and always will be one of my favorite companions!!!!! They and Clara is my favorite companions!!!!!!! 😭😭😭
Victor Peterson Clearly have never watched the 10th ;)
Victor Peterson Lol same for me Altho I love Bill
Proxy Rose and Donna are the most annoying companions ever.
Omg Amy and Rory were the best companions ever!! I cried so hard when they left. I know they died peacefully but me just knowing that I would never see them again, it just shocked me so much. I was so sad.
The doctor leaving rose with his human self is so heartbreaking, he saw the life he could never have. But he also saw the life he knew Rose deserved.
I always cry when "Death of River" song plays. No matter how many times I play it
I do love that you picked “Girl in the Fireplace” for #1 - it was the first episode I ever saw, the episode that made me fall in love with the Doctor.
Aw man the second is so emotional. I completely forgot about it until now. I love the 11th Doctor and River Song relationship. This is love.
For me, the most emotional Doctor Who scene I've ever witnessed is Twelve's Speech about War in "The Zygon Incursion"
Has anyone ever watched the River episodes in order of her timeline. Crushing.
Can't believe I never really clicked Martha's story. I was too young I suppose. I was about 10/11 when thy travelled together and I never remembered the words of her goodbye. Makes me actually feel sorry for her! She actually liked the doctor and he showed no interest wow. Makes me think I should watch the whole thing back from 2005 to see the little things I missed
Yes sometimes you miss a lot the first time I missed how Jack became immortal and the joke about him maybe being the face of Boe .
Martha (Freema Agyeman) was perhaps my favorite companion, in retrospect; she was so frank and honest about her romantic love for the Doctor and so perceptive that it would never be returned as she wanted.
Jay Jay
Oh yeah Martha was my favorite for so many reasons and her farewell speech cemented it for me.
face of boe thing is lost in some translations.
Amy's death is the only thing apart from finding dory that can make me cry at will
YES! "The Girl in the Fireplace" was one of the most heart-wrenching episodes ever. To know that she loved him so much that she spent her entire life waiting for him only to have him arrive so shortly after she died was agonizing. Of all the heart-breaking moments in the Doctor Who series, this one was truly tragic. There are so many who are left waiting for the ones they love. If you can be with them, then go to them. Never leave love waiting ❤️💑❤️👨❤️👨❤️👩❤️👩❤️
Donna losing her memory i thinks number 1 and Rose being separated from the Doctor number 2.