You know. It’s one thing to build up Sutekh’s reveal. But it’s another thing to learn that they brought back the original actor of Sutekh from The Pyramids of Mars himself, Gabriel Woolf.
Not too much of a stretch considering he was the voice of The Beast in 2006. All they need to do is record a sinister voice... if that's really the case with him. Erie that they don't call Gabriel Woolf unless the DW Producers need a voice for The Devil.
My headcanon, until further data arrives, is that Roger ap Gwilliam was himself the manifestation of Reprobate, unleashed when the weave was broken by the Doctor's foot. Since we know he's a complicated space-time event, breaking the weave excluded the Doctor from the event, leaving Ruby in an unfixed, but rapidly solidifying timeline where Reprobate, as Roger ap Gwilliam, is free to move. A man so spiteful he wants to launch nukes just for funsies and to establish dominance while Whales is distinctly not under imminent duress. Just like those (fabulous) actors at the pub, Welsh folk have a hilarious and spooky tendency to speak two ways at once to you, especially if you're clearly not that sort of celt. They were joking yes, but not. Despite being Christian and generally anti-("it's a strong word, dear"), that region of modern celtic folks take still the breaking of webs, circles, oaths and symbolic boundaries very seriously. Welsh folk probably did bind Reprobate to that spot, and the faerie circle is now used in the conventional way, to leave prayers and notes of thanks and bits of bread for the fair folk, but its threads themselves are busy binding The Spiteful One, as they know him, whose ability to walk between the gaps and pass through liminal barriers suggests IT probably has no need for a material form and manifests in the spiteful, wicked hearts of its hosts.
2:04 Did anyone notice that Harriet was crying before her face changed. Do you get the feeling that both Harriet and Susan were real people before sutekh made them his servants
I mean they certainly were, since Susan had been a public figure for years, and mentioned both her mother and father's jobs. It makes sense; The One Who Waits would certainly have the time to have his vessels live a few decades
Harriet mentions Toymaker, Trickster, and Reprobate. Reprobate is the God of Spite. Interestingly, in 73 Yards it was mentioned that breaking the fairy circle may have freed “The Spiteful One” who “walks berween the gaps.” Sutekh was in the void, perhaps releasing Reprobate allowed him/her to rescue Sutekh from the Void by stepping between the gap. Trickster probably set up traps within traps so that Sutekh cannot be banished in the same way again.
I like this! My headcanon, until further data arrives, is that Roger ap Gwilliam was himself the manifestaton of Reprobate, unleashed when the weave was broken by the Doctor's foot. Since we know he's a complicated space-time event, breaking the weave excluded the Doctor from the event, leaving Ruby in an unfixed, but rapidly coalescing timeline where Reprobate as Roger ap Gwilliam is free to move. A man so spiteful he wants to launch nukes just for funsies and to establish dominance while Whales is distinctly not under imminent threat . Just like those (fabulous) actors at the pub, Welsh folk have a hilarious and spooky tendency to speak two ways at once to you, especially if you're clearly not that sort of celt. They were joking yes, but not. Despite being Christian and generally anti-("it's a strong word, dear"), that region of modern celtic folks take the breaking of webs, circles, oaths and boundaries very seriously. Welsh folk probably did bind Reprobate to that spot, and the faerie circle is now used in the conventional way, to leave prayers and notes of thanks and bits of bread for the fair folk, but its threads themselves are busy binding The Spiteful One, as they know him, whose ability to walk between the gaps and pass through liminal barriers suggests IT probably has no need for a material form and manifests in the spiteful hearts of its hosts.
@@björkmou5e What are you anti good sir or madam? But yeah, especially as well, even back in Classic Who, not everything could be easily explained as science vor the like. Also yeah, not only is he launching nukes, but dude is collecting genetic info...
Is that Beast what Maestro saw, when Ruby made it snow when snared by her chords? The Doctor smiling and strolling up, meanwhile Maestro watched Sutekh manifest in the Beatles recording room, visibly in its horrible glory only to her?
The ‘beast’ as you put it is actually based on the Egyptian mythological creature of an Anubis, but his first appearance back in the seventies was more humanoid.
Explains why the Maestro and Toymaker were scared of him. Sutekh can't be bound by rules of the game and his version of universal death leaves no room for music.
2:00 One thing i've noticed is that, Harriet begins crying in this moment, meaning the Harbingers aren't truly devoted to the wills of their respective gods. She's saddened by what she's doing and is about to do, and I think that might be a key to defeating Sutekh in the finale
Wow. What a cliffhanger. This is what Doctor Who has been missing for the last 3 series. How did I miss this. The answers were there all the time thought out this series. lol
I like the Doctor's reaction of the Sutekh's return and did not know he was with him whole time until good moment for to show, after throwing in vortex in lot of seasons ago I remember Sutekh was humanoid form and looks got mutated lot for becoming more powertul and more monster with time and worlds travels with the Tardis For me it looks mutated lot compared
susan twist spotted 0:10 And again! 0:17 And again! 0:24 And again ! 0:28 And at 0:47 and 1:48 really brave of them to turn her in to a demon when she briefly appears at 1:58 and 2:05, wonder how she's going to play into the finale at 2:13 you can see a woman stand up in front of the doctor; judging by her hair and overall look i think this might be another susan twist appearance idk also at 2:18 a similar-looking person has stood up, and i'm sure that has to be susan twist 2:57, 3:063:13 and 3:22 are also potential susan twist sightings; will let you guys know if i see any more after that
I also thought it might be Omega but Fenric isn't a bad guess. The Doctor has made enemies of a number of powerful cosmic entities so any of them were a possibility.
I thought it would b the Black Guardian. I still think he fits the setup better than Sutekh (Fenric does too now you mention it), but Sutekh is a classic and I can't begrudge the choice.
Great cliffhanger, though somebody seriously needs to rein Russell in with his obsession with names and wordplay, I'm surprised he didn't give Susan a pet bunny called Niel, as in "Niel before the might of Sutekh"
Yeah the H Arbinger twist was a little eye-roll inducing when he did it the first time, even more so this time. Same with the Sue-Tech reveal, though that one is entirely made up for by Ncuti selling the hell out of the doctor’s absolute dread and horror at the reveal
Ruby Sundays Biological Mother theory: There is a reason to why she isn’t able to shown properly, even though the Doctor had his one and only chance to speak to her, he didn’t and time locked that point, but Rubys Biological Mother decided that: I will ensure the Doctor will get the warning and altered the very memory of Ruby Road on Christmas, she pointed at the main objective the Tardis, but alas the Doctor got the wrong anagram and failed to notice due to him longing to see Susan once more. But how was Ruby’s biological mum able to? She is not part of the pantheon but rather she is a prophet, an oracle, a diviner, who predicts the incoming invasion of the pantheon. Ruby’s biological mum sacrificed her chance to be with her own daughter and when she saw the future of what occurred, she set it all in motion to ensure Sutekh’s defeat. If there is a harbinger, one who heralds the gods incoming, then there is one who divines these disasters and to ensure they never come. Thats why the Maestro panicked, in this episode, the Doctor said time is memory, and the fact she altered it to where Sutekh appeared, as a preview of what shall come, has Maestro panicking, because like their father: the Maestro is afraid of Sutekh: the one who waits. That is why she appeared more clearly in the 2nd time Ruby came to the Time Window, and more 3D instead of the glitchy recording, she will tell Ruby what they must do to stop Sutekh and banished from this world once and for all.
I almost laughed when the very next episode Mell just pulls the Doctor out of the way because it was too obvious that Ncuti had to act HARD to make it seem more intense than the scenario around him looked before the dust cloud.
The choir in the score througout this is brilliant, on the soundtrack, I would love to know what they are saying in the background, when you hear it, Omen-like and all, you wonder, don't you, right?
Where is the Daleks when you need them? I think the Doctor would definitely prefer to fight against then now. Jokings a part it would be really cool to see how the universe reacts to a threat of this scale. Not only the earth and the people close to the doctor (UNIT and associates)
I bring Sutekh's gift of Death to Skaro...to Gallifrey...to Earth, Mars, and Peladon...watch, Davros...watch, Doctor...as I march across the universe, and snuff out every light in existence. For I am the End. For I am Sutekh.
@@ceoofwandaism7380I don't think so. You can hear it makes a noise when it appears and disappears. We've already seen the silhouette before of Ruby's mother, so I feel like there has to be something new with this being the final scene with Ruby at the end of the episode.
I think its Ruby’s Biological Mum is actually coming to her in this case, like how her face was unable to be seen, phasing through both Ruby snd the Doctor when they first did the time window, she altered memory aka time, to her pointing at the Tardis, and gave them a preview to Sutekh appearing. The Doctor said she never pointed at him from when he saved Baby Ruby. Maybe she will tell her the key to defeating Sutekh
Well Satan did say he was all the dark deities throughout history so my head cannon is Sutekh is actually an avatar of The Beast (also voiced by Gabriel Wolfe)
Think it might be partly to establish that as the most common name that a person would know for him, to the point that it comes to mind immediately. I'm also half wondering if they might canonize that The Beast in Series 2 was also Sutekh in some way or another.
@@GoblinSing I also jumped to The Beast from 2006, but he was simply the origin creature that formed the cultural myth of the Devil. For Sutekh, in Egyptian legend, the Beast is one of his many other names. Such as Seth, Set, and Sithifer
I'm reaching a bit, but when Susan heard The Trickster she realised, she said who is that man, without the cube she can't remember, until maybe she heard the name, she came to an instant realisation with her reaction.
Top Tip: DON'T invoke superstition at the end of the Universe! Also, I thought the ONLY thing left at the 'End of the Universe' was The Master in the stolen TARDIS, and the Toclafane?
The doctor saying they got the wrong anagram makes no bloody sense, an anagram is re arranging already existing letters, you can’t just cut the words in half and add new letters, might aswell of called him bob the builder from Susan Triad.
Such an epic reveal, the stakes have never been higher. Roll on next week 🔥🔥🔥 Btw, can anyone tell me the music they play for the reveal? I know the music but can’t remember its name EDIT: I have remembered, it’s from Last Christmas when the Dream Crabs attack
This was a GREAT cliffhanger Loved it!! Thought there would be a final « top god big bad » for the Doctor to face given the recurring god theme/mystic forces this season had… Great job revealing Sutekh
Sutekh makes Apocalypse look like Ghandi. This is a god who wants the universe dead because he's offended by the idea of life that isn't himself. That and his pet rabbit Neil. Neil before Sutekh.
NGL, that amalgam reveal was kind of cheating. There was no K in Sue Tech. But it does explain a lot from earlier when Susan insists that Mel call her "Sue". As in Sue Tech, NOT Susan Triad Technology, AKA S Triad or TARDIS. Also, it's absolutely heart wrenching when "Susan" sneers "Did you think I was family, Doctor?" We were all hoping she was.
three fold Gods of Malice Mischief and Misery WELL that's the Gods of Ragnorock From the classic 7th doctor Story The greatest show in the galaxy always thoguht they were too interesting to be a one off villian
@@Batman69356 Yeah, it's a copy of the same tardis, therefore there is a copy of the same Sutekh, it makes sense. But all that hype for sutekh to be defeated so quickly and just the cringey shit with rubys mother being ordinary like they pulled off a Star Wars, which RTD the retard said he took influence of.
So,.....it looks like RTD technically lied? Because he said that the two part finale was going to connect to the third doctor and yet he brought back a villain from the era of the fourth doctor, so now I'm a bit confused
Well, Sutekh’s been sprouting out Susan Triads from The Android Invasion-The Legend of Ruby Sunday… It’s safe to assume atleast multiple Susan’s were created on Gallifrey between that time.
To be fair, the only "hard" canon source for that was the 4th Doctor, and before _Wild Blue Yonder_ the Doctor never really considered mysticism and magic as anything more than misunderstood science. It's entirely possible that Sutekh and the other Osirans were always divine beings, and the Doctor described them as aliens because they couldn't accept the existence of divinity.
I think I get what you mean. The fourth doctor seemed to imply that Sutekh was some kind of mortal alien being since trapping him in The Time Tunnel was supposed to age him to death but there's also the implication based on the fact that the other Osirans trapped him on Earth because they couldn't simply kill him. So the original lore is a bit vague.
I'm not sure but I think Osirans lived during the Dark Age of the universe. It's the age before reason and science. Technically, they're an alien species but with magic
1975 Tom Baker + WEEPING ANGELS Return In NY PEG DOLLS Return And Be Nice Ruby Sunday Is No More 2025 season 2 DR WHO Thomas And KAREN GILLAN And CATILIN BLACKWOOD And KARL From GOOSEBUMPS And THE WIGGLES Show Big Red Car Since THE WIGGLES MOVIE And THE WIgglehouse In Space Danceing And Rainy Day 2000
@@officialpigeons9921 i think that pantheon are just a group of powerful random godlike being That why we have the toym who is a guardian of time The mara whose just a powerful psychic being And sutekh whose just a powerful alien
Tbf the doctor used to basically refuse to believe that there was anything that couldn't be explained by science but episodes like the Satan pit and wild blue yonder have changed his opinions on that
All brilliant plot lines and stories that deserve a better Doctor, he just isn’t right for the part. Imagine this in the tenant era, or smith or capaldi. Even Whitaker might have been able to pull this off in series 13. But this doc is useless, just stands there looking like he’s about to cry
Couldn't agree less. But I suppose that every Doctor gets to be the one who killed the show for someone. Tom Baker was "Too stupid for words." And David could never play the Doctor. "You can't have a Doctor who looks like a weasel!" For me it was Matt Smith before I chilled out. I hope you'll go a little easier on Ncuti and give him a real chance in the upcoming finale. I've found him overwhelmingly charming. And if you really just can't get over him, at least you can rest assured there'll be another, and someday another, and then another after that. Have a good day.
@@bul13ts you handled this respectfully, but if you look at other comments from OP regarding Doctor Who right now he's just salty about diversity which is why he hates "this new who" so I feel the reasonable response will be lost on them.
Rubbish! This is the exact same stare David Tennant does when he's thinking. As I'm not the first to point out here, everyone hates the current actor. Peter Capaldi was never appreciated at his time.
@@ToyMan3000-Isaac nah, Ncuti is just massively bad for the part. He’s the wrong pick. He always will be. The biggest casting mistake they’ve ever made with the Doctor. 14 was the last Doctor, Ncuti’s just some bloke who grew out of him and nicked his TARDIS
I'm sure you said the same thing about capaldi when his first season was airing! I'm confident in the knowledge that in 4 years you will cheer Ncuti on as one of the best doctors
Sutekh is pleased to announce that, after 49 years delay, his gift of death is now back in stock and available to all humanity
You know. It’s one thing to build up Sutekh’s reveal.
But it’s another thing to learn that they brought back the original actor of Sutekh from The Pyramids of Mars himself, Gabriel Woolf.
Not too much of a stretch considering he was the voice of The Beast in 2006. All they need to do is record a sinister voice... if that's really the case with him. Erie that they don't call Gabriel Woolf unless the DW Producers need a voice for The Devil.
Didn't Gabriel Woolfe also voice House I'm the .att Smith episode where the TARDIS becomes human
@@christopherhodges7607no, that's Michael Sheen
@@christopherhodges7607 No that was some other creepy deep voice. Woolf's voice flows better.
Really? Good on them!
In terms of Classic antagonist twist reveals in the Revival series, I think this was on par with Professor Yana being the Master, if not stronger.
I'm not saying I disagree, but you reckon it could be stronger?
Susan’s face when Harriet says the Trickster got all his stans excited for a hot second there.
My headcanon, until further data arrives, is that Roger ap Gwilliam was himself the manifestation of Reprobate, unleashed when the weave was broken by the Doctor's foot. Since we know he's a complicated space-time event, breaking the weave excluded the Doctor from the event, leaving Ruby in an unfixed, but rapidly solidifying timeline where Reprobate, as Roger ap Gwilliam, is free to move. A man so spiteful he wants to launch nukes just for funsies and to establish dominance while Whales is distinctly not under imminent duress. Just like those (fabulous) actors at the pub, Welsh folk have a hilarious and spooky tendency to speak two ways at once to you, especially if you're clearly not that sort of celt. They were joking yes, but not. Despite being Christian and generally anti-("it's a strong word, dear"), that region of modern celtic folks take still the breaking of webs, circles, oaths and symbolic boundaries very seriously. Welsh folk probably did bind Reprobate to that spot, and the faerie circle is now used in the conventional way, to leave prayers and notes of thanks and bits of bread for the fair folk, but its threads themselves are busy binding The Spiteful One, as they know him, whose ability to walk between the gaps and pass through liminal barriers suggests IT probably has no need for a material form and manifests in the spiteful, wicked hearts of its hosts.
2:04 Did anyone notice that Harriet was crying before her face changed. Do you get the feeling that both Harriet and Susan were real people before sutekh made them his servants
Yeah I thought about that
I mean they certainly were, since Susan had been a public figure for years, and mentioned both her mother and father's jobs.
It makes sense; The One Who Waits would certainly have the time to have his vessels live a few decades
I saw that. It could be the strain of the possession during the monologue.
Susan also cries before her transformation. And ruby’s bio mom starts crying earlier 🤔
Poor things...
Harriet mentions Toymaker, Trickster, and Reprobate. Reprobate is the God of Spite. Interestingly, in 73 Yards it was mentioned that breaking the fairy circle may have freed “The Spiteful One” who “walks berween the gaps.” Sutekh was in the void, perhaps releasing Reprobate allowed him/her to rescue Sutekh from the Void by stepping between the gap. Trickster probably set up traps within traps so that Sutekh cannot be banished in the same way again.
And this apparently isn't the first time Sutekh has reappeared. Apparently a comic from 2016 has him attempt to escape
Interesting you mention Reprobate. Maybe they'll appear in the next series.
I like this! My headcanon, until further data arrives, is that Roger ap Gwilliam was himself the manifestaton of Reprobate, unleashed when the weave was broken by the Doctor's foot. Since we know he's a complicated space-time event, breaking the weave excluded the Doctor from the event, leaving Ruby in an unfixed, but rapidly coalescing timeline where Reprobate as Roger ap Gwilliam is free to move. A man so spiteful he wants to launch nukes just for funsies and to establish dominance while Whales is distinctly not under imminent threat . Just like those (fabulous) actors at the pub, Welsh folk have a hilarious and spooky tendency to speak two ways at once to you, especially if you're clearly not that sort of celt. They were joking yes, but not. Despite being Christian and generally anti-("it's a strong word, dear"), that region of modern celtic folks take the breaking of webs, circles, oaths and boundaries very seriously. Welsh folk probably did bind Reprobate to that spot, and the faerie circle is now used in the conventional way, to leave prayers and notes of thanks and bits of bread for the fair folk, but its threads themselves are busy binding The Spiteful One, as they know him, whose ability to walk between the gaps and pass through liminal barriers suggests IT probably has no need for a material form and manifests in the spiteful hearts of its hosts.
@@björkmou5e good theory! You've put a lot of thought and effort into it.
@@björkmou5e What are you anti good sir or madam? But yeah, especially as well, even back in Classic Who, not everything could be easily explained as science vor the like. Also yeah, not only is he launching nukes, but dude is collecting genetic info...
When you realise that Sutekh did a better job of killing almost every being in the universe than Division.
And the Daleks, and the time lords
The only others who actually destroyed the universe were the silence and that was by mistake
Is that Beast what Maestro saw, when Ruby made it snow when snared by her chords? The Doctor smiling and strolling up, meanwhile Maestro watched Sutekh manifest in the Beatles recording room, visibly in its horrible glory only to her?
The ‘beast’ as you put it is actually based on the Egyptian mythological creature of an Anubis, but his first appearance back in the seventies was more humanoid.
Explains why the Maestro and Toymaker were scared of him. Sutekh can't be bound by rules of the game and his version of universal death leaves no room for music.
@@backtothefutureman1 Wrong, Sutekhs other name is Seth (Set), brother of Osiris, she mentions it in the episode.
@@backtothefutureman1 Incorrect, that is Set, God of Chaos
@@NerdTrap No, I meant the creature, not the God of Anubis as it’s another name for a Jackal.
2:30 Gabriel Woolf is back 🤯
Yes. He's 91 now.
@user-hd9nc7zp1v and still alive-
The bad woolf, one could say 😂
The autistic in me has this entire bit memorised now, dramatic pauses and all 😂
We spent the last few years wishing that the writers would give us something other than Daleks and Cybermen.
Sutekh laughed.
RTD actually created a finale not relying on them or other Time Lords.
@@m-ox2txI looked it up and of all of nuwho, the silence and Tzim-Sha are the only finale villains to not be from classic who
@@unclekarl5219and the weeping angels but yeah.
@@lichcoin6144does The Angels Take Manhattan really count as a finale?
@@Lord_No-brainer Hmm. Maybe not quite. There was a longer than average break in between that episode and the next one though.
2:00 One thing i've noticed is that, Harriet begins crying in this moment, meaning the Harbingers aren't truly devoted to the wills of their respective gods. She's saddened by what she's doing and is about to do, and I think that might be a key to defeating Sutekh in the finale
I was a big Doctor Who fan when I was small. We had Pyramid of Mars on DVD and I remember it creeping me out quite a bit.
Nice!
Wow. What a cliffhanger. This is what Doctor Who has been missing for the last 3 series.
How did I miss this. The answers were there all the time thought out this series. lol
Whatever this is. It already here.
Yeh, like the reference to Pyramids of Mars in Devil's chord
one of the best cliffhangers we've had in a while
What a turn up! Sutekh the destroyer! Sarah Jane must be turning in her grave! Thought the Doctor destroyed him many moons ago!
Evidently you can't kill a god.
@tylergroves6934 what a grand and intoxicating innocence.
@@tylergroves6934 kill no, banish or sealed maybe forever or for some moment.
Well, IIRC, even what happens in this episode is only IMPLIED to have maybe killed him.
I like the Doctor's reaction of the Sutekh's return and did not know he was with him whole time until good moment for to show, after throwing in vortex in lot of seasons ago
I remember Sutekh was humanoid form and looks got mutated lot for becoming more powertul and more monster with time and worlds travels with the Tardis
For me it looks mutated lot compared
susan twist spotted 0:10
And again! 0:17
And again! 0:24
And again ! 0:28
And at 0:47 and 1:48
really brave of them to turn her in to a demon when she briefly appears at 1:58 and 2:05, wonder how she's going to play into the finale
at 2:13 you can see a woman stand up in front of the doctor; judging by her hair and overall look i think this might be another susan twist appearance idk
also at 2:18 a similar-looking person has stood up, and i'm sure that has to be susan twist
2:57, 3:06 3:13 and 3:22 are also potential susan twist sightings; will let you guys know if i see any more after that
There's always a Twist at the end
7 days too long to wait...
We are now all the one who waits
I understood that reference.
I called it as either Sutekh or Fenric. Not ashamed to admit I was leaning towards Fenric but this was a great reveal.
I also thought it might be Omega but Fenric isn't a bad guess. The Doctor has made enemies of a number of powerful cosmic entities so any of them were a possibility.
I was also confident in Fenric too, but learning it was Sutekh and hearing Gabriel Woolf’s voice again was still mindblowingly amazing and satisfying.
I thought it would b the Black Guardian. I still think he fits the setup better than Sutekh (Fenric does too now you mention it), but Sutekh is a classic and I can't begrudge the choice.
i am sutekh, the god of death
“It was the wrong anagram”
Well yeah, that’s because it’s more of a portmanteau, not an anagram.
I think it’s more of an abbreviation.
I think They don't know what an anagram is.
Great cliffhanger, though somebody seriously needs to rein Russell in with his obsession with names and wordplay, I'm surprised he didn't give Susan a pet bunny called Niel, as in "Niel before the might of Sutekh"
Funnily enough when Mel brings Susan the cup of coffee she tells Mel to call her Sue, pet
Let the man do what he loves
I mean if Russell is able to hide his wordplay from the viewers, fair play to him.
Yeah the H Arbinger twist was a little eye-roll inducing when he did it the first time, even more so this time. Same with the Sue-Tech reveal, though that one is entirely made up for by Ncuti selling the hell out of the doctor’s absolute dread and horror at the reveal
“ Whatever it is... here it comes “
And to think all the doctor needed to do was take sutekh for a walk on his leash 😂
Sutekh was in the tardis all the time without doctor realising
And hugged Jack in utopia
He was the one listening to Twelve.
Ruby Sundays Biological Mother theory:
There is a reason to why she isn’t able to shown properly, even though the Doctor had his one and only chance to speak to her, he didn’t and time locked that point, but Rubys Biological Mother decided that: I will ensure the Doctor will get the warning and altered the very memory of Ruby Road on Christmas, she pointed at the main objective the Tardis, but alas the Doctor got the wrong anagram and failed to notice due to him longing to see Susan once more. But how was Ruby’s biological mum able to? She is not part of the pantheon but rather she is a prophet, an oracle, a diviner, who predicts the incoming invasion of the pantheon. Ruby’s biological mum sacrificed her chance to be with her own daughter and when she saw the future of what occurred, she set it all in motion to ensure Sutekh’s defeat. If there is a harbinger, one who heralds the gods incoming, then there is one who divines these disasters and to ensure they never come. Thats why the Maestro panicked, in this episode, the Doctor said time is memory, and the fact she altered it to where Sutekh appeared, as a preview of what shall come, has Maestro panicking, because like their father: the Maestro is afraid of Sutekh: the one who waits. That is why she appeared more clearly in the 2nd time Ruby came to the Time Window, and more 3D instead of the glitchy recording, she will tell Ruby what they must do to stop Sutekh and banished from this world once and for all.
CHILLS
1:20 He waits no more
I almost laughed when the very next episode Mell just pulls the Doctor out of the way because it was too obvious that Ncuti had to act HARD to make it seem more intense than the scenario around him looked before the dust cloud.
TBF, it CAN at times, from what I gather, be hard to react "properly" to something you have to green screen in and andwhanot.
And are you an actor? Hmm
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Does that mean there's two sutekhs then as he doubled the tardis in this scene?
It’s the same tardis
The choir in the score througout this is brilliant, on the soundtrack, I would love to know what they are saying in the background, when you hear it, Omen-like and all, you wonder, don't you, right?
Where is the Daleks when you need them? I think the Doctor would definitely prefer to fight against then now.
Jokings a part it would be really cool to see how the universe reacts to a threat of this scale. Not only the earth and the people close to the doctor (UNIT and associates)
I bring Sutekh's gift of Death to Skaro...to Gallifrey...to Earth, Mars, and Peladon...watch, Davros...watch, Doctor...as I march across the universe, and snuff out every light in existence. For I am the End. For I am Sutekh.
Daleks go "Exterminate!" and Sutekh is like "Bet"
2:45 Is anyone else wondering what that tiny blue flashing light on Ruby's mother is? It only appears for a second, but I feel like it means something
Is it not a black button reflecting off the lights or something
@@ceoofwandaism7380I don't think so. You can hear it makes a noise when it appears and disappears. We've already seen the silhouette before of Ruby's mother, so I feel like there has to be something new with this being the final scene with Ruby at the end of the episode.
@@frostpatch2347 I thought it was the glitching but I think you’re right, hopefully it’s a good reveal to who she is 🤞
I think its Ruby’s Biological Mum is actually coming to her in this case, like how her face was unable to be seen, phasing through both Ruby snd the Doctor when they first did the time window, she altered memory aka time, to her pointing at the Tardis, and gave them a preview to Sutekh appearing. The Doctor said she never pointed at him from when he saved Baby Ruby. Maybe she will tell her the key to defeating Sutekh
im the only one that was thought he was the satan before is big reveal from season 2 of 2005?
Well Satan did say he was all the dark deities throughout history so my head cannon is Sutekh is actually an avatar of The Beast (also voiced by Gabriel Wolfe)
So sutekh is back….i find that good
Time to rewatch the Pyramids of Mars
Nobody is talking about it but HOW DOES CARLA KNOW SUTEKH'S NAME 'THE BEAST'??
Think it might be partly to establish that as the most common name that a person would know for him, to the point that it comes to mind immediately. I'm also half wondering if they might canonize that The Beast in Series 2 was also Sutekh in some way or another.
@@GoblinSing I also jumped to The Beast from 2006, but he was simply the origin creature that formed the cultural myth of the Devil. For Sutekh, in Egyptian legend, the Beast is one of his many other names. Such as Seth, Set, and Sithifer
To me, it came off as a religious response.
4th Doctor: The Egyptians called him the Typhoidian Beast. My Head cannon says that The Beast and Sutekh were one in the same.
It could also be a wink and a nod since Sutekh is voiced by the same actor who voiced the Beast.
"I am the night. I am the terror. I am Darkwing Duck"!
Mega shocker ever loved this episode
There is Morpheus, the god of dreams
3:00 she almost sounds like a distorted version of the 13th doctor here
I'm reaching a bit, but when Susan heard The Trickster she realised, she said who is that man, without the cube she can't remember, until maybe she heard the name, she came to an instant realisation with her reaction.
Top Tip: DON'T invoke superstition at the end of the Universe!
Also, I thought the ONLY thing left at the 'End of the Universe' was The Master in the stolen TARDIS, and the Toclafane?
That was the edge of the universe not the end of the universe, two different things
@@Mohammedamine9. Ahhh,,thanks for the clarification :)
Alternative timeline that was undone
The doctor saying they got the wrong anagram makes no bloody sense, an anagram is re arranging already existing letters, you can’t just cut the words in half and add new letters, might aswell of called him bob the builder from Susan Triad.
The Doctor misspoke.
Such an epic reveal, the stakes have never been higher. Roll on next week 🔥🔥🔥
Btw, can anyone tell me the music they play for the reveal? I know the music but can’t remember its name
EDIT: I have remembered, it’s from Last Christmas when the Dream Crabs attack
And I am Vengeance, I am the Night, I am Batman 🦇
This was a GREAT cliffhanger
Loved it!!
Thought there would be a final « top god big bad » for the Doctor to face given the recurring god theme/mystic forces this season had…
Great job revealing Sutekh
I knew it!!
A lot did
If Sarah Jane Smith met Sutekh again, I think she would've had a lot of PTSD
Close your mouth doctor, you're going to swallow the big bad dog
0:03 I think that’s a reference to Pyramids of mars
It is!
Dust of Death, In Stores Now!
Low key wish they used sutkeh’s original design :/
“It was the wrong anagram”
Um… no. If you wanted to reference the word anagram in the Doctor’s reaction, then why not
“It wasn’t an anagram at all…”
I don't think DW writers realize that "sutek" in Polish means "nipple" and it's utterly hilarious for me.
Omg i was absolutely right.
Sue Tech.
We all were dude
@@TheTomLeesNot me, I thought it was going to be the Trickster.
It’s like Apocalypse from the X-Men.
Even better as Sutekh is an actual god from the Egyptian pantheon.
We know him as “Set”, though that is the simplified pronunciation.
Sutekh makes Apocalypse look like Ghandi. This is a god who wants the universe dead because he's offended by the idea of life that isn't himself.
That and his pet rabbit Neil. Neil before Sutekh.
Apocalypse and Apophis
No it’s not like apocalypse. Sutekh is far worse…
NGL, that amalgam reveal was kind of cheating. There was no K in Sue Tech. But it does explain a lot from earlier when Susan insists that Mel call her "Sue". As in Sue Tech, NOT Susan Triad Technology, AKA S Triad or TARDIS. Also, it's absolutely heart wrenching when "Susan" sneers "Did you think I was family, Doctor?" We were all hoping she was.
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Did not expect this!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Waaaaaait....so....during....there were three Tardis
2:09 2:11 2:16
And then he dies to a dog leash, and everybody lives
Not as cool of a reveal as YANA was but it's great to see a character from 'Original series' Doctor Who make a return.
three fold Gods of Malice Mischief and Misery
WELL that's the Gods of Ragnorock From the classic 7th doctor Story The greatest show in the galaxy
always thoguht they were too interesting to be a one off villian
2:09 2:11
surely The Mara is the god of Nightmares?
That's what I though as well.
IN UNISON WITH GRUFF VOICE
Wait isn't there two Sutekh's since the TARDIS was copied in the Giggle?
It wasn’t copied there the same tardis
@@Batman69356 Yeah, it's a copy of the same tardis, therefore there is a copy of the same Sutekh, it makes sense. But all that hype for sutekh to be defeated so quickly and just the cringey shit with rubys mother being ordinary like they pulled off a Star Wars, which RTD the retard said he took influence of.
So,.....it looks like RTD technically lied? Because he said that the two part finale was going to connect to the third doctor and yet he brought back a villain from the era of the fourth doctor, so now I'm a bit confused
No, the thing from the 3rd Doctor era was the time window, which unit secretly built during the 3rd doctors era
Worlds with orange skies
Gallifrey?
Well, Sutekh’s been sprouting out Susan Triads from The Android Invasion-The Legend of Ruby Sunday…
It’s safe to assume atleast multiple Susan’s were created on Gallifrey between that time.
@@CameronPattat And the parallel universe with the cybermen
Has anyone checked on Rose?
I thought sutekh was an extraterrestrial, not a transcendental.
To be fair, the only "hard" canon source for that was the 4th Doctor, and before _Wild Blue Yonder_ the Doctor never really considered mysticism and magic as anything more than misunderstood science. It's entirely possible that Sutekh and the other Osirans were always divine beings, and the Doctor described them as aliens because they couldn't accept the existence of divinity.
I think I get what you mean. The fourth doctor seemed to imply that Sutekh was some kind of mortal alien being since trapping him in The Time Tunnel was supposed to age him to death but there's also the implication based on the fact that the other Osirans trapped him on Earth because they couldn't simply kill him.
So the original lore is a bit vague.
I'm not sure but I think Osirans lived during the Dark Age of the universe. It's the age before reason and science. Technically, they're an alien species but with magic
I can’t even catch up in Ireland nothing to watch it on . So I guss I can’t watch doctor who anymore lol 😂
1975 Tom Baker + WEEPING ANGELS Return In NY PEG DOLLS Return And Be Nice Ruby Sunday Is No More 2025 season 2 DR WHO Thomas And KAREN GILLAN And CATILIN BLACKWOOD And KARL From GOOSEBUMPS And THE WIGGLES Show Big Red Car
Since THE WIGGLES MOVIE And THE WIgglehouse In Space Danceing And Rainy Day 2000
There is beebo the god of war
I hate the stock gasp sound
That is literally in universe meant to be a stock gasp sound though because its still playing the sound effects of her test audience
@@SnowLily06 it's when the man dies. That's not the test audience track playing
Sad and embarrassing
What is
@@Batman69356ncuti gatwa
@@harryvideoz8863how??
All that build up for a hilariously underwhelming ending of Sutekh. Really hope he aint dead because of that, because that was just rubbish
But Sutekh isn't a God... He was just an alien.
An alien with godlike power
In doctor who a god is whoever is powerful enough to claim they are one.
@@officialpigeons9921 i think that pantheon are just a group of powerful random godlike being
That why we have the toym who is a guardian of time
The mara whose just a powerful psychic being
And sutekh whose just a powerful alien
Tbf the doctor used to basically refuse to believe that there was anything that couldn't be explained by science but episodes like the Satan pit and wild blue yonder have changed his opinions on that
@@Mohammedamine9.Toymaker, Trickster and Maestro are all literal gods, they come from outside reality
what is with this overacting
Routing for sutekh here, that way we dont have to put up with more insufferable crap from RTD
Grow up
@@Batman69356you grow up you definitely think pronouns are important
@@harryvideoz8863 it was a short scene stop treating it like it’s the end of the world
@@Batman69356I’m not talking about that scene I’m saying in general you think they’re important don’t you
@@harryvideoz8863 there not important
garbage
No
All brilliant plot lines and stories that deserve a better Doctor, he just isn’t right for the part. Imagine this in the tenant era, or smith or capaldi. Even Whitaker might have been able to pull this off in series 13. But this doc is useless, just stands there looking like he’s about to cry
Couldn't agree less. But I suppose that every Doctor gets to be the one who killed the show for someone.
Tom Baker was "Too stupid for words."
And David could never play the Doctor. "You can't have a Doctor who looks like a weasel!"
For me it was Matt Smith before I chilled out.
I hope you'll go a little easier on Ncuti and give him a real chance in the upcoming finale. I've found him overwhelmingly charming. And if you really just can't get over him, at least you can rest assured there'll be another, and someday another, and then another after that.
Have a good day.
@@bul13ts you handled this respectfully, but if you look at other comments from OP regarding Doctor Who right now he's just salty about diversity which is why he hates "this new who" so I feel the reasonable response will be lost on them.
Rubbish! This is the exact same stare David Tennant does when he's thinking. As I'm not the first to point out here, everyone hates the current actor. Peter Capaldi was never appreciated at his time.
@@ToyMan3000-Isaac nah, Ncuti is just massively bad for the part. He’s the wrong pick. He always will be. The biggest casting mistake they’ve ever made with the Doctor. 14 was the last Doctor, Ncuti’s just some bloke who grew out of him and nicked his TARDIS
I'm sure you said the same thing about capaldi when his first season was airing! I'm confident in the knowledge that in 4 years you will cheer Ncuti on as one of the best doctors
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