“900 years of time and space and I’ve never met anyone who wasn’t important before.” My favorite Doctor Who lesson that they always teach is that everyone, no matter who they are or what they do, is important.
@@EnivriWho then proceeds to go on and fullfill some ancient alien prophecy and save the universe only to have her memory wiped else she'll detonate existence. I love this show.
honestly this video shows that tennant has the best delivery, smith has the funniest lines, and capaldi has the most ridiculous sentences you can ever imagine
11 saying that 10 looked back on every companion, every. single. companion. That but in the feels. Something that viewers won’t get if they only watched the main show and not SJA. It’s such a beautiful line that gives so much more weight to 10’s farewell, but not only that, it adds to 11’s character, showing that he is connected to the other Doctors, something we don’t see too much of until Day of the Doctor
12’s war speech kills me Partially because we are led to believe that after everything 10 went through and 11’s acceptance and ‘moving on’ from the Time War, that the Doctor has gotten over things and truly moved passed them. eg. 11 forgetting just how many children they killed that day. Then Peter reminds us (with phenomenal acting) that no matter how much the Doctor moves on, he can never truly forget and the weight of that day will always be on him.
I know! This is my favorite scene in the entire show. So much emotion. I really wish we saw this side of the Doctor more. The side that's hurting. The side that he hides from everyone, even his closest friends. Even himself. The part of the doctor who is tired of seeing the same thing over and over with every planet and with every creature. It's his lowest point but it also makes him who he is and what he does. Phenomenal story writing.
The thing is, the Day of the Doctor's conclusion reveals that, contrary to what he thought, the Doctor didn't commit a genocide on his own species. But that doesn't erase the entirety of the war. The Time War went for centuries in all kind of different places and times, and the Doctor was all over it once Eight stopped fleeing it. The Battle of Skull Moon that caused Cass to hate the Time Lords so much? The War Doctor was there, leading troups. Yes, thanks to The Moment, the most horrifying act of violence the Doctor commited never came to be, but he still made a lot of terrible things during his time as the War Doctor.
@@bdletoast09not to mention that due to the timeline's resynching the doctor's loose any memories of interacting with their past or future selves so he still had to live with the memory that he had actually destroyed Gallifrey.
A Doctor Who drinking game. Drink everytime someone says: "It's bigger on the inside." "I'm The Doctor." "RUN!" "Reverse the polarity" Or my favorite, every time the TARDIS takes them somewhere completely different.
14:56 I've literally never watched doctor who but this man is adorable and must be protected Edit: I've seen some of Doctor who, including some of 11 but I have no way to watch it anymore :(
Matt is the most childlike Doctor while also having his dark moments. It's what makes him my favorite. His physical comedy, line deliveries, and chemistry with the other actors just isn't matched by Chris, David, Peter, or Jodie.
didn't see it here, so i'll add a personal favourite from eleven: "The way I see it, every life is a pile of good things and bad things. The good things don't always soften the bad things but, vice versa, the bad things don't necessarily spoil the good things, or make them unimportant."
The speech from the Zygon Inversion brings tears to my eyes every time Hold your pain tight! Till it burns your hand. And protect the ones that can't protect themselves, because no-one should have to go through what you went through. Be the hero that never came for you
He is GOOD. Like maybe even the best at being the Doctor. Only thing weighing him down are some meh scripts. I am a Smith and Tennant fangirl like every other but Capaldi really was GOOD
Even tho I love the 10th when I think of the doctor I always think of Capaldi. I mean heaven sent is one of the best episodes by imdb and it's just an hour of capaldi so that speaks volumes.
11: "I think you'll find I'm a fully responsible adult *holding up psychic paper*" Casran: "Its just a bunch of wiggly lines" 11: ".... Its shorted, finally a lie too big"
I get it, they're referencing Georgia who's the real life daughter of the Fifth Doctor played by Peter Davison, Georgia would then star in Doctor Who alongside her future husband David Tennant who played her father on the show that being the 10th Doctor, I believe that's what the two Doctors were talking about, I could be wrong
@@PrinceYamiUchihaCosplay i don't think so. time crash was filmed before david met georgia. in gay slang, "beard" is a person an lgbtq person pretends to be together with in public or with family so people don't suspect their sexuality
My favorite thing about the doctor is that you can imagine almost any actor saying any of these lines, that’s how you know the writers understand the character
I always forget how hard 12s war speech is until I hear it again. That part about Forgiveness especially hits when you really consider what the Doctor has done as well, he has no-one to forgive him and that has got to hurt.
Haven’t got to Jodie’s seasons yet but I like her regen line. She gave it a go and is excited to see what happens next. It’s almost like Jodie is speaking to us instead of the Doctor. People didn’t love it but she gave it a try and we appreciate her
It's not Jodie Whittaker I have any problems with, it's Chinball and his lousy twist that throw away the humble origins of the Doctor amongst other poor writing moments
@@shortyshawty the writing only gets worse as time gets on. No spoilers Chinball wanted to change everything we knew about the Doctor when knowing they're a kind soul who wants to make things right in the universe is more than enough to be inspiring and somewhat relatable. We don't need a secret story about who they are.
@@MetaKaiosthe “no beard, well a wife” line between 10 and 5. A beard is when a queer person gets into a hetero relationship to hide their sexuality. A gay guy dates a woman to appear straight, the woman is a beard.
+ “Is this madness..? Am I going mad?” - “Madness? Well you’re a soldier from World War One at the South Pole, being pursued by an alien through frozen time. Madness was never this good…” + “World War One…” - “Judging by the uniform, yes” + “Yes but…what do you mean…’one’” My favorite dialogue. Heartbreaking…
"It's the school thing I don't understand" I don't think they knew how unintentionally funny this line was considering that the villains are a bunch of fish people.
Why are you pointing your screwdrivers like that their scientific instruments not water pistols... later... Oh the pointing again their screwdrivers what are you going to do Assemble a Cabinet at them! - War Doctor
Some of my personal favourites - 12: “Madness was never this good” 10 to 5: “Not a lot of men can carry off a decorative vegetable” 4: “Would you like a jelly baby?” 1 to 2 & 3: “So you’re my replacements? A dandy and a clown!” 10: “Brilliant!”
"You may conquer the universe but you'll have to share it with the beard and the bosoms over there" - Fatal Death Doctor Man I love Rowan's Fatal Death Doctor
Every time there is an eighth doctor clip I'm sp happy. EXTRA happy that the quote I told my friend who knows diddly squat about Doctor Who is in here. I told him that the Doctor goes ":DDDDDDD THESE SHOES!!!!!!!" and what more could someone want from the tv movie?
@@PrinceYamiUchihaCosplay I couldn't tell you what my intro to Doctor Who was. Been watching it longer than I can remember. But the tv movie is epic and unnecessarily hated on.
@@ElizabethMidfordHatesCops I mean I think it was when the 8th said they are human on their mother's side but the movie was pretty good, it's a shame the actor at that time of the movie only got to have one time playing the timelord until they regenerated into whoever they would become offscreen, did they become the War Doctor, the Fugitive or the 9th Doctor, I mean the 50th Anniversary could imply the 8th became the War Doctor who went back in time, destroyed the daleks only to regenerate offscreen to become the 9th as they did say during regeneration "I hope the ears aren't too inconspicuous" implying they would become the 9th as the 9th did have somewhat big ears but I could be wrong
“900 years of time and space and I’ve never met anyone who wasn’t important before.” My favorite Doctor Who lesson that they always teach is that everyone, no matter who they are or what they do, is important.
10th doctor to Donna: you’re not clever, you’re not important
@@EnivriWho then proceeds to go on and fullfill some ancient alien prophecy and save the universe only to have her memory wiped else she'll detonate existence. I love this show.
ei 😮sssk😢r😂😂rywpeesgnerez😂😂d😅
@@MrNaesmedonna best companion
@@cinny1313imagine Donna with 1, 9 or 12. Oh boy!
"Do you think I care for you so little that betraying me would make a difference?"
Dang Twelve had some good lines.
I love this line so much. I didn't like 12 at first but now he's one of my favorites. Capaldi brings so much emotion into his acting.
Honestly this is one of my favourite lines, it really showed how unconditional his love for some of his companions is
Turns out Moffat is actually quite good at writing Doctor Who.
@@LukasOfTheLight we didn't learn to love Moffat's writing until we got Chibnall...
@@fredhasopinions Correction: people who don't have a fucking clue about writing had to wait unti lthen.
honestly this video shows that tennant has the best delivery, smith has the funniest lines, and capaldi has the most ridiculous sentences you can ever imagine
The most ridiculous sentence was from tennant tho
@@raine__ and what was that?
thick thick thickitty thick from thicktown thickania@@karachter
@karachter the episode where he's greet the Jadoon/Judoon and Donna looks at him after he said the greeting
Doctor Capaldi was autistic
11 saying that 10 looked back on every companion, every. single. companion. That but in the feels. Something that viewers won’t get if they only watched the main show and not SJA. It’s such a beautiful line that gives so much more weight to 10’s farewell, but not only that, it adds to 11’s character, showing that he is connected to the other Doctors, something we don’t see too much of until Day of the Doctor
When is this? I don't remember this scene at all! It makes me appreciate 11 so much more.
@@unusualpotato42 it’s from an episode of Sarah Jane Adventures called Death of the Doctor. I think it’s around season 3 or 4 but could be wrong
@@TomLednorMusic 11 for me was always running away from their past.
Damn is it just DJA that I've missed or was the doctor in other stuff too? I'm hungry for my doctor who stuff, desperate even.
*SJA
12’s war speech kills me
Partially because we are led to believe that after everything 10 went through and 11’s acceptance and ‘moving on’ from the Time War, that the Doctor has gotten over things and truly moved passed them. eg. 11 forgetting just how many children they killed that day.
Then Peter reminds us (with phenomenal acting) that no matter how much the Doctor moves on, he can never truly forget and the weight of that day will always be on him.
11 Never forgot
rule 1 the doctor lies
I know! This is my favorite scene in the entire show. So much emotion. I really wish we saw this side of the Doctor more. The side that's hurting. The side that he hides from everyone, even his closest friends. Even himself. The part of the doctor who is tired of seeing the same thing over and over with every planet and with every creature. It's his lowest point but it also makes him who he is and what he does. Phenomenal story writing.
Not just that day, but fighting on the front lines. Even with galifrey being back, the doctor committed atrocities in the war.
The thing is, the Day of the Doctor's conclusion reveals that, contrary to what he thought, the Doctor didn't commit a genocide on his own species. But that doesn't erase the entirety of the war. The Time War went for centuries in all kind of different places and times, and the Doctor was all over it once Eight stopped fleeing it. The Battle of Skull Moon that caused Cass to hate the Time Lords so much? The War Doctor was there, leading troups. Yes, thanks to The Moment, the most horrifying act of violence the Doctor commited never came to be, but he still made a lot of terrible things during his time as the War Doctor.
@@bdletoast09not to mention that due to the timeline's resynching the doctor's loose any memories of interacting with their past or future selves so he still had to live with the memory that he had actually destroyed Gallifrey.
13:38 I was not expecting the entire BBC sound effects team to get involved there.
They really did didn't they lmao?
"Tag, You're it." is absolutely the most perfect thing they could've had 13 say when she regenerated. Beautiful moment.
"Don't look in the mirror, it's absolutely furious" is still my favourite quote of all.
It'd be a funny and very drunk night to have a shot every time he says "I'm the doctor"
You'd die of alcohol poisoning
@@kaitosevski3881 I almost died just thinking about it 🤣🤣🤣🤣
A Doctor Who drinking game.
Drink everytime someone says:
"It's bigger on the inside."
"I'm The Doctor."
"RUN!"
"Reverse the polarity"
Or my favorite, every time the TARDIS takes them somewhere completely different.
@@justinharvey7398 I'm down 🤣🤣 I'm totally down!
@justinharvey7398 we also need a Cards Against Humanity Dr Who, I don't think they've made 1 yet
"Every great decision creates ripples, like a huge boulder dropped in a lake. The heavier the decision, the larger the waves".
Best dialog Sylvester McCoy ever got on the show
The Tom Baker scene at 13:37 is hilarious, the way he's just so perplexed.. lmao
When I press the time stamp, he just said "Heh-" and then an app popped up, it killed me.
Im convinced the console actually broke.😂
14:56 I've literally never watched doctor who but this man is adorable and must be protected
Edit: I've seen some of Doctor who, including some of 11 but I have no way to watch it anymore :(
Yeah he doesn't really need protection but the thought's nice.
@@batdog2183 lol fair, but will still defend him until the end of time 🫡
Matt is the most childlike Doctor while also having his dark moments. It's what makes him my favorite. His physical comedy, line deliveries, and chemistry with the other actors just isn't matched by Chris, David, Peter, or Jodie.
Ya that's eleven.
My favourite doctor.
Worth it, fantastic show
My favourite line is "sometimes the only choices you have are bad ones...but you still have to chose."
“no, no beard this time… well, a wife” HELP? HELLO?!
HUH
@@thearcticfox343 7:19
I DONT REMENER WATXHING TAHT?? WHAT EP WAS IT??
@@user-dw6jv7se9vtime crash, it was a children in need mini episode
"She's your daughter, actually"
“Rivah, weve got the wrong fish!” Had me wheezin
I like how the fourth doctor just watched the TARDIS make all sorts of weird noises and spark a lot, and his only reaction is "Thats very odd"
didn't see it here, so i'll add a personal favourite from eleven:
"The way I see it, every life is a pile of good things and bad things. The good things don't always soften the bad things but, vice versa, the bad things don't necessarily spoil the good things, or make them unimportant."
The speech from the Zygon Inversion brings tears to my eyes every time
Hold your pain tight! Till it burns your hand. And protect the ones that can't protect themselves, because no-one should have to go through what you went through.
Be the hero that never came for you
I stopped watching after Matt’s doctor but Peter’s war speech has turned my attention to being willing to watch him. I’m actually in tears
He is GOOD.
Like maybe even the best at being the Doctor. Only thing weighing him down are some meh scripts.
I am a Smith and Tennant fangirl like every other but Capaldi really was GOOD
Even tho I love the 10th when I think of the doctor I always think of Capaldi. I mean heaven sent is one of the best episodes by imdb and it's just an hour of capaldi so that speaks volumes.
I adore Capaldi. I honestly could not choose a favorite.
11: "I think you'll find I'm a fully responsible adult *holding up psychic paper*"
Casran: "Its just a bunch of wiggly lines"
11: ".... Its shorted, finally a lie too big"
This just showed me how much i could've loved the 13th if she just had been given good stories
Best part of the doctor is everything he says works so well with or without context.
wow i only NOW understood the "no beard, well, a wife" joke
When did he say that? What ep? 😳
@@user-dw6jv7se9v children in need special 'time crash'
I get it, they're referencing Georgia who's the real life daughter of the Fifth Doctor played by Peter Davison, Georgia would then star in Doctor Who alongside her future husband David Tennant who played her father on the show that being the 10th Doctor, I believe that's what the two Doctors were talking about, I could be wrong
@@PrinceYamiUchihaCosplay i don't think so. time crash was filmed before david met georgia.
in gay slang, "beard" is a person an lgbtq person pretends to be together with in public or with family so people don't suspect their sexuality
@@carb_8781 alon zee
Man even getting a single clip of Victorian Clara makes me wish we got the other timeline
That speech at the end. Forgot how powerful that was
"If I had crayons and half a can of spam I could build YOU from scratch."
Damn doctor!
My favorite thing about the doctor is that you can imagine almost any actor saying any of these lines, that’s how you know the writers understand the character
I always forget how hard 12s war speech is until I hear it again. That part about Forgiveness especially hits when you really consider what the Doctor has done as well, he has no-one to forgive him and that has got to hurt.
“Do you think I care for you so little that betraying me would make a difference?” Was stunning.
Haven’t got to Jodie’s seasons yet but I like her regen line. She gave it a go and is excited to see what happens next. It’s almost like Jodie is speaking to us instead of the Doctor. People didn’t love it but she gave it a try and we appreciate her
It's not Jodie Whittaker I have any problems with, it's Chinball and his lousy twist that throw away the humble origins of the Doctor amongst other poor writing moments
@@stevensteviepryde5888 I’m 2 episodes into 13 and I couldn’t agree more. :) the right is already much weaker than his predecessors.
@@shortyshawty the writing only gets worse as time gets on. No spoilers Chinball wanted to change everything we knew about the Doctor when knowing they're a kind soul who wants to make things right in the universe is more than enough to be inspiring and somewhat relatable. We don't need a secret story about who they are.
@@stevensteviepryde5888except it doesn't do that. At all. Another person who misunderstands that story.
Yeah, don't let others influence your opinion and give it a chance! You might be very surprised by what you find :)
I forget that Eccleston was a great doctor, resonating concrete and stuff
Idk why but the "I'm trying to resonate concrete" absolutely sent me 😂
I can not believe we turned Harriet Jones into a verb. Perfection
12: "Vote for an idiot"
Kate : "if you say so, Mr President"
12:👀
🤣🤣 11:43
"Say hello to the sofa of reasonable comfort"
13:37 Genuinely broke into laughing with tears that was not what I was expecting to happen at all
Glad to see even the Doctor agrees Ikea is painfully strange
i like how they remember the most important instruction at exactly the same time, *don't blink*
"Bingle bongle dingle dangle yikkityto yikkityta ping pong lippy tippy tota" my favorite doctor who line
7:21 the casual joke about the Doctor being gay sends me so hard
That line was about the Master, though. 😕
@@MetaKaiosthe “no beard, well a wife” line between 10 and 5.
A beard is when a queer person gets into a hetero relationship to hide their sexuality. A gay guy dates a woman to appear straight, the woman is a beard.
@@thesagebrushkid1 Yes, the MASTER'S wife. Not the Doctor's.
8:13 I love this scene.. because I can't stop laughing no matter how many times I've watched it.
13:05 makes me laugh EVERYTIME without fail
Surprised the original "machine that goes ding" didn't make it in, where he mentions an egg being boiled at 30 paces.
12:12 some legendary Matt Smith hair
4:24 such a modern who line... can definitely see capaldi saying that
24:12 How have I only just noticed the Mire suit in the background during the Doctor’s war speech?!
Now _that_ is an amazingly thematic Easter egg. 😁
I always thought that was Judoon armor
@@skykrasher4475 Oh yeah… repurposed, maybe? Or perhaps the two species are related in some way?
_Me only knows…_ 🤔
It's so funny when the Dr argues with themselves 😂
I rarely ever see any clips from the 1st and 2nd Doctors in these sort of videos. I like the ones that you included, lol
+ “Is this madness..? Am I going mad?”
- “Madness? Well you’re a soldier from World War One at the South Pole, being pursued by an alien through frozen time. Madness was never this good…”
+ “World War One…”
- “Judging by the uniform, yes”
+ “Yes but…what do you mean…’one’”
My favorite dialogue. Heartbreaking…
“Oh sorry, spoilers.”
I love even to The Doctor, specifically 12, Ikea is a headache for even him
2:24 Scene would've been infinitely better if she said "Don't look at my browser history."
12 already made that joke tho
@@minetech4898 It's a running gag.
@@minetech4898 It'd be a callback
@@minetech4898exactly! She could have referrenced that!
“Let’s be honest, the chin” 10 and 11’s back and forth is great
I forgot how much I love Troughton’s Doctor. It’s been far too long since I’ve watched the old ones.
More certifiable proof that every doctor had several great lines, also 13:39 Jesus that was violent
You've done it. You've convinced me to finally watch Classic Who.
9: "uhh I've got a sonic... nevermind."
Jack: "A SONIC WHAT!?"
9: "SCREWDRIVER!!"
thank you for including so much classic who because I never knew how good troughton was until now
"It's the school thing I don't understand"
I don't think they knew how unintentionally funny this line was considering that the villains are a bunch of fish people.
I love how he knows so much yet is so clueless at the same time.
21:11 jesus how is it only now i get what he means by that, i love how many dialogue bits slip by you when ur young
She is so cute when she says humans are not otters
I say.. what a wonderful butler, he's so violent
the 9th doctor had the best writing for one liners
Why are you pointing your screwdrivers like that their scientific instruments not water pistols... later... Oh the pointing again their screwdrivers what are you going to do Assemble a Cabinet at them! - War Doctor
"She hates me. She even hates children"
🤣 Nine dancing is so darling.
Capaldi was the kind of speeches
This taught me that I really need to go back and watch classic who after I’ve caught up to the recent stuff.
This show is so wacky with its dialogue sometimes, intentionally and accidentally which makes makes me love it more.
I can imagine the actors couldn't keep a straight face during the filming of every episode
Some of my personal favourites -
12: “Madness was never this good”
10 to 5: “Not a lot of men can carry off a decorative vegetable”
4: “Would you like a jelly baby?”
1 to 2 & 3: “So you’re my replacements? A dandy and a clown!”
10: “Brilliant!”
i’ve got to watch this show sometime
"How is Harvey Wallbanger one word?" My favourite!
Great choice of clips.
I love no one mentions 10 saying intrudawindow is a call back from modern first season.
If there’s one takeaway from this video it’s that I really need to watch the 2nd and 4th Doctor’s seasons
War: You're me? Both of you
10: Yyyepp
War: Even that one?
11: YESSS!
Gets me every time😂😂
War: You're my future selves??
10&11: Y E S
My personal favorite - 10: "You're so thick! You're Mr. Thickity Thickface! from Thicktown!... Thickania!"
12 flipping the bird to robin hood is always my favorite scene
the way the second doctor says “we get squashed” is absolutely adorable
Getting kissed by River...be still my heart...
"I'm The Doctor. We're in the biggest library in the Universe. Look me up."
"Bob, keep running, but how did you escape?"
Continue in replys.
21:48 Is that Mr Bean?? Iconic
I think that was a Comic Relief video.
The IKEA one 😂.
Im the doctor *casually flips him off* and this is my SPOON
-12~~
"You may conquer the universe but you'll have to share it with the beard and the bosoms over there" - Fatal Death Doctor
Man I love Rowan's Fatal Death Doctor
Where is Fatal Death Doctor from?
@@skykrasher4475 it’s a skit from comic relief special called Doctor Who: The Curse of Fatal Death
@@knottyorchid1212 ah, thank you
Please can you make a version of this about the Master 😂
if you scroll through my channel a bit you will find one there already :)
I love how 10 and Rose brought up Ghostbusters
This video was a great way to find out tennant is going to be hosting comic relief
I never saw that but I did see a Children in Need episode in 2023 that had Tennant in it
It’s cool that you included the classic stuff
"This is a scale model of war" 12 is my favourite doctor because of this.
I loved straxx madame vastra and Jenny. They need to come back.
21:40 OMG is the joke from Wild Blue Yonder a reference to this?? Could be! That’s neat
The interaction between the tardis crew and the doctor on the tv in Spyfall was wonderful, there really were some great moments from 13.
beautiful. absolutely beatiful
The ma ho always gets me
12:50 You left out the best bit
Her: Hello, I'm...Sexy.
(Rory opens his mouth to say something)
11, whining: Shut up!
I missed (but expected) that “TAKE ME HOME BIG BOY! YEEEEEHAAAAA!!!” from Scream of the Shalka wasn’t included, but otherwise an excellent video!
Every time there is an eighth doctor clip I'm sp happy. EXTRA happy that the quote I told my friend who knows diddly squat about Doctor Who is in here. I told him that the Doctor goes ":DDDDDDD THESE SHOES!!!!!!!" and what more could someone want from the tv movie?
That TV movie was my first introduction to Doctor Who, I remember it reran in TV just sometime before the revival aired on TV
@@PrinceYamiUchihaCosplay I couldn't tell you what my intro to Doctor Who was. Been watching it longer than I can remember. But the tv movie is epic and unnecessarily hated on.
@@ElizabethMidfordHatesCops I mean I think it was when the 8th said they are human on their mother's side but the movie was pretty good, it's a shame the actor at that time of the movie only got to have one time playing the timelord until they regenerated into whoever they would become offscreen, did they become the War Doctor, the Fugitive or the 9th Doctor, I mean the 50th Anniversary could imply the 8th became the War Doctor who went back in time, destroyed the daleks only to regenerate offscreen to become the 9th as they did say during regeneration "I hope the ears aren't too inconspicuous" implying they would become the 9th as the 9th did have somewhat big ears but I could be wrong
0:15 Definitely got over that preference with Graham calling her Doc all the time
13:37 Im just imagining the actual console stopping before letting out the magic smoke for real.