I’ve just noticed and wrote that too! I’ve never noticed it before now. It’s probably because I’m watching this scene on my phone instead of a large television!?!?! But it did make me chuckle when I did notice it. It’s just an instant reaction anyone would do if they lose something and someone else finds it and ask’s “who lost” whatever they lost in the first place. It would be more funny it wasn’t in the script because it’s such a small detail that could easily be over looked and Matt/the 11th Doctor just automatically put his hand up to say “yes me” and they left it in!
John Hurt, who has never played the Doctor before, is absolutely perfect here. He acts so much like the earlier versions of the Doctor. He cracks a few jokes but is still serious, perfect classic Dr energy
@@AmelityshTV The Name of the Doctor. I think that's the episode where Clara becomes the Impossible Girl, scattered throughout the Doctor's lifetime, saving him again and again from a would be assassin.
@@anonygent She only sees John Hurt at the end, and all he says is that what he did was in the name of peace or something. He had one line. That's like saying the Parting of the Ways is David Tennant's first episode
Tennant "That's not the Queen, it's an alien duplicate." Smith "and you can take it from him because he's really checked." I about lost it at that second the first time I watched this, that line still cracks me up.
I just love John Hurt's acting in this. The other doctors are almost panicking and pointing their screwdrivers around frantically when the soldiers arrive but the War doctor, no, he just stands there calmly and cracks a joke at the face of the threat. Pictured the whole "warrior used to the heat of battle" thing perfectly.
@@Great_Olaf5 To be fair to Eccleston he was mistreated, and only helped reboot Dr. Who as a favor to Moffat. The BBC has a history of mistreating Northern actors, especially if they wont drop their accent like Tennent did. Eccleston refused to cover his accent so they dropped him. And from what I understand the feeling was mutual.
"I demand being incarcarated in the Tower of London with my coconspirators, sanshoes and granddad." The man who wrote that line deserves some kind of award.
Eleven: "It's not working.* Ten: "..We're *both* reversing the polarity. Eleven: "Yes I know that." Ten: "There's two of us, I'm reversing it, you're reversing it back, we're *confusing* the polarity!
My theory for “timey-whimy” is that the Gallifreyan concept of time does not translate to English and “timey-whimy” is as close as the Doctor can get to explaining it.
What I loved most about this episode was how the three doctors acted as if War Doctor is the Dad, and Ten and Eleven are the kids, while Eleven is the cute baby, of course. The only thing that could have make this even greater would have been Nine as the oldest brother :D
Actually, the War Doctor originally wasn’t going to happen. Steven Moffat went to Christopher Eccleston and asked him to come back, but Eccleston decided to decline even though he considered it. The War Doctor was created to circumvent that. He basically took Nine’s role in the story.
Idk why, but I love it when the War Doctor says “why are you pointing your screwdrivers like that? They’re scientific instruments, not water pistols.” 😂
11 : I demand to be incarcerated in the Tower with my co-conspirators Sand Shoes and Grand Dad War : Grand dad?! 10 : They're not sand shoes! War : Yes they are! This is why i would love to meet my future or past selves, the banter would be hilarious.
kid me: why are you so silent and asocial? present me: why are you so annoying and curious? 30 year old me: shush children. i’m figuring something out. 60 year old me: IS DINNER READY YET?!
@@Valigarmanda hahah you made me laugh, that is actually quite profound and although you generalize, that could actually explain every modern human encounter with his past-future selves.
I love their different reactions to seeing the War Doctor, with Ten being horrified and Eleven being shocked. The passage of time's effect on their demeanors is remarkable.
A nice little romp of whimsical weirdness instead of fire blood and death for once. He has his dour moments when he's reminded of the circumstances of the why in his meeting these two, but he's clearly enjoying himself... if also somewhat put-off by some of the quirks of his older selves. But that's kind of a constant among any meeting between Doctors.
In all seriousness, that actually can be true sometimes. When three Doctors were figuring out how to disable the force field on Rassilon's Tomb in the Death Zone on Gallifrey, the 2nd Doctor was confused by the phrase, "To lose is to win, and he who wins shall lose." and at the end of the events of "The Five Doctors", the *1st* Doctor is the one who realizes what that phrase meant. Not the 5th Doctor, not the 4th Doctor, not the 2nd Doctor and not even the 3rd Doctor! The 1st Doctor! Now *that* is amazing! And an example of the earliest version of The Doctor being the cleverest one.
the later or earlier a regeneration is doesn't make a difference in intelligence or being wise. sure the docotor has more experience as he lives but the personality of the individual doctor changes. being young like 10 and 11 also comes with a sort if naivety in a way.
I like to think that was on 11th's mind when he was regenerating. He saw him and 10 admire the War Doctor's more grown-up demeanor. So 11 thought he'd give being old a shot again. And like 11, he overcompensated as usual. :D
"it's a timey wimey thing..." "timey-what? timey-wimey!?" "I have no idea where he picks that up from." either 10 is lying (rule 1 naturally) or he's from earlier in his timeline than Blink.
Lou Gagliardi he's obviously embarrassed haha and just lying. when he gets out of the TARDIS to meet the ood in end of time he mentions how he married queen Liz
DJDelta0 your comment!?! 🤣🤣🤣 I never saw it like that until I read your comment and now I see and watch that scene differently! He not only throws himself under the bus but in front of a lorry first. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You know How you can tell the war doctor is still the doctor. He surrounded by soldiers threatening to kill him and all he can focus on is how young and juvenile he’s going to be in the future
Within 10 seconds the war doctor somehow manages to figure out its afternoon after jumping through a time fissure into a forest with no obvious shadows and without looking up at the sky. I guess timelords can feel time.
Time is actually revealed to be one of the Timelord’s senses in the audios (much akin to touch, taste and smells). It made it all the more traumatic when the eighth doctor once ended up in a universe where the concept of time did not exist.
The timing between the 3 of them is perfect. "I've... I've no idea where he picks that stuff up." Such a perfectly written line delivered by David Tennant.
Well he married Elizabeth later in Day of the Doctor, but the thing was he promised to come back... and he didn't. So Elizabeth proclaimed him and enemy, as you saw in the Shakespeare Code.
@@juno1752 From what I remember, the Doctor asked her to marry him, thinking that she was a Zygon and only a Zygon would except immediately, but it turns out the horse was the Zygon, so he was now forced to marry her since he already agreed to it.
@@juno1752 He might have forgot since his memory would have been wiped after this encounter, but I'm not sure why he wouldn't have let her know earlier.
@@edwardarroyo884 He didn't get much of a chance to return. For ten this is shortly before End of Time. He might have revisited her once or twice (he had to sit for that painting at some point) and intended to go back again, but then everything with the Master and Gallifrey happened.
11th: “it’s a Timey Wimey thing”. War: “Timey what? Timey Wimey?” 10th: “I have no idea where he picks that stuff up”. Also 10th in Blink: “It’s more like a big ball of wibbly wobbly Timey wimey...stuff”.
@@Ty-yt3lj There's a fairly narrow range it could have... Wait. Nevermind. I forgot for a moment that they lose their memories until the last incarnation who participated has lived through it. I was going to say it would have to happen between The Shakespeare Code and Blink, which would be hard with Martha being supposedly a more constant companion, but he could have forgotten. On the other hand, his behavior does give the distinct impression of embarrassment so...
No this is definitely towards the end after Donna and he was travelling alonr again coz this adventure with him and Queen Elizabeth happened during season 4 just before the last few episodes coz he mentioned it during his visit to the Ood planet where they informed him about Wilfred.
I love how the 11th Doctor sounds like they’ve just been insulted when asked “are you his companions?” The face he pulls when he say’s “his companions!?!” It’s like “*how dare you?? His companions! Really?*”
Is punishment for not taking the tower seriously imprisonment in the tower? If so, then it's well on its way to becoming a thrive stand-up comedy club.
Apart from the upmost hilarity of this scene the thing I love the most here is that sibtle nod and eyebrow rise from Tenth Doctor when War Doctor's asks "Even that one?" while pointing at the Eleventh Doctor. Like he is saying "Yeah. I'm shocked too!"
John was legendary 😂😂 the amount of hilariousness and silliness (not to mention the sass) has me rolling on the floor😂😂❤️❤️ gotta love the doctor-no matter which regeneration he/she may be.
"Im looking for the doctor" "Who are you boys?" "Of course! are you his companions?" "If you could point me in the general direction of the Doctor?" *Both take out screwdrivers* "So your me?" "*YES!*"
@Aya Jadayel: John Hurts version is called The War Doctor, but one of the incarnations [ I think Capaldi's not sure] said that he didn't call himself the Doctor in that incarnation so he is just known as The War Doctor and comes after McGann's film version [ Pity Paul didn't get a series] and before Eccleston I think [ number would probably be 8.5 Doctor ].
I love how when they get circled by the soldiers, the 10th and 11th Doctors both stood there pointing their screwdrivers at them whilst the War Doctor was just stood there not bothered at all and acting like there was nothing to worry about!
"Am I having a mid life crisis?"
Imagine if he saw the 12th doctor with sonic sunglasses, playing a guitar while riding a tank.
That or 13. Both would be hilarious
In the Middle Ages remember…
@@TaeSunWoo except 13 IS a crisis
He wouldn’t HAVE to ask in that case
As long as he does not check his browser history!
"We're confusing the polarity!"
I die every time Ten says that lol
And you're confusing me, sweety!! (I mean Ten)
*GASP* he's David TENnant.......ok I'll leave
It’s adorable how David’s Scottish accent slips out as he says, “conFUSing”
@@Iliadic And Matt Smelevenith
Also Jon Hwardoctorurt
Confusing the polarity
"Again with pointing your screwdrivers...what are going to do -- assemble a cabinet at them?" LMAO.
captmurdock
i can imagine it being very painful.🔧🔨🔩🚪
Yup! 😁😏😎
THATS REALLY RUDE!
Rude and not ginger!! =D
Yeah..in this case.......RIVER I NEED YOUR SONIC SCREWDRIVER!! =D
War: Timey Wimey
10: I have no idea where he picks that up
I just love how the tenth bullshits himself out of trouble from his younger self
*thinks of Blink*
@@amazingperson5992 Ten was the first to use that phrase.
@@GatorOne-in7hk In fairness, Moffat wrote that episode as well
@Rocky Redondo or use BBC IPlayer
Hey now wait a minute, 10 used that phrase with 5 in the time crash short! 5 is an earlier version than War! Why is War complaining?
The Newt
POLARITY RETURN! GO WAR DOCTOR
The Newt HURTs ITSELF
Now!
DOCTOR USED TIMER BALL
The Newt 'Polarity John Hurts Itself Into Confusion'
I like how when the War Doctor asks, "did anyone lose a fez?", Eleven raises his hand. Funny little detail.
Not really a little detail when it's pretty obvious....
Bill Clinton I've watched it like a million times and never noticed that somehow
Not his hand..his index finger!! ☺
I’ve just noticed and wrote that too! I’ve never noticed it before now. It’s probably because I’m watching this scene on my phone instead of a large television!?!?! But it did make me chuckle when I did notice it. It’s just an instant reaction anyone would do if they lose something and someone else finds it and ask’s “who lost” whatever they lost in the first place. It would be more funny it wasn’t in the script because it’s such a small detail that could easily be over looked and Matt/the 11th Doctor just automatically put his hand up to say “yes me” and they left it in!
River-Phoenix Luna Pavier
And I thought because everyone was looking at their funny faces. 😂😂😂
"What are you gonna do, assemble a cabinet at them" is easily my favourite line in Doctor Who.
I rather liked the one about confusing the polarity.
I personally prefer the line about sandshoes and grandad.
"they're scientific instruments, not water pistols!"
Cannot forget "I would have the Doctor's head!" - "Well! this has all the makings of your lucky day!"
@DefiantBoris What, sandshoes?
John Hurt, who has never played the Doctor before, is absolutely perfect here. He acts so much like the earlier versions of the Doctor. He cracks a few jokes but is still serious, perfect classic Dr energy
Well, no, he played the Doctor before, in the episode(s) depicting the Time War with the Daleks.
@@anonygent when
@@AmelityshTV The Name of the Doctor. I think that's the episode where Clara becomes the Impossible Girl, scattered throughout the Doctor's lifetime, saving him again and again from a would be assassin.
@@anonygent She only sees John Hurt at the end, and all he says is that what he did was in the name of peace or something. He had one line. That's like saying the Parting of the Ways is David Tennant's first episode
A great actor understands his assignment, and adds character to it. This is an example.
I find it funny how Matt Smith's Doctor calls John Hurt's Doctor "grandad" when he's 400+ years older. XD
bigk9000 Thats half the joke.
Calling his younger self old when he's the old man, that always gets me 😄
Timey Wimey Stuff. =D
bigk9000 grandad and sand shoes
The first doctor called the fifth doctor “young man” - the doctor’s always done it XD
"Are you capable of speaking without flapping your hands about?!"
"Yes."
*Clap*
"No."
Definitely one of the best things about Matt Smith
And that's why I love him. He's the most clever of all of The Doctor's incarnations.
I demand to be incarcerated with my co conspirators Grand Dad and Sand Shoes.
@@setheatontheautobot4586 one pf his vest lines
@@DoctorWhoKage He's the most enthusiastic. The most clever was the 7th version.
War: Are you capable of speaking without flapping your hands about? Eleven: Yes *Flaps his hands about* No
War Doctor..it's impossibile!! =D
I absolutely love that line xD
I demand to be incarcerated in the tower immediately with my co conspirators sand shoes and granddad
"Granddad!"
"Their not sand shoes!"
Yes they are!
Tennant "That's not the Queen, it's an alien duplicate." Smith "and you can take it from him because he's really checked." I about lost it at that second the first time I watched this, that line still cracks me up.
I love the bit when Eleven says "timey wimey" and Ten responds with "I have no idea where he picks that up". Ten was the first to use "timey wimey".
it kinda reminds me of the time when Nine tried to say that the General was the Slitheen and no one believed him. one would think he'd have learned.
Did you notice the little double take the War Doctor did when Smith said "Venom sacks in the tongue"?
Nothing better than 3 delusional mad men bouncing off each other and rolling with the punches like it’s a massage
I just love John Hurt's acting in this. The other doctors are almost panicking and pointing their screwdrivers around frantically when the soldiers arrive but the War doctor, no, he just stands there calmly and cracks a joke at the face of the threat. Pictured the whole "warrior used to the heat of battle" thing perfectly.
Chris would've been the same.
@@x-venturegaming9951 Probably, but Eccleston has the unfortunate downside that they couldn't convince him to come back.
@@Great_Olaf5 To be fair to Eccleston he was mistreated, and only helped reboot Dr. Who as a favor to Moffat. The BBC has a history of mistreating Northern actors, especially if they wont drop their accent like Tennent did. Eccleston refused to cover his accent so they dropped him. And from what I understand the feeling was mutual.
@@joshskier Why? His accent is one of my favorite things about 9. Makes him unique.
@@unfortunatecircumstances8870 I totally agree, but the BBC can be a right ass.
you could almost mistake Matt and David as brothers. it's adorable.
Dusk Darthon I agree
Dusk Darthon ok I need to find that fic now
Dusk Darthon I can see that
They are amazing actors:)
i can see it. its pretty obvious.
"I demand being incarcarated in the Tower of London with my coconspirators, sanshoes and granddad."
The man who wrote that line deserves some kind of award.
Sauron Little Mister Moffat.
Sauron Amen!
Grandad????
They're not sand shoes
@@PolyPinoy95 oh yes they are...
Grandad? 😂
"Really? You're me? You're my future selves? Am I having a mid-life crisis?"
If only he finds out about 13! :D
Some guys want to buy an expensive car.
Others want to be the girl draped on the hood.
AKA his existential midlife meta-crisis.
xD yes, result
He meets 13
“...you’re me...you’re my future self...well at least the ears are less conspicuous”
"your me have the liberals taken over the world already?"
Matt and David are like brothers and the old doc is like their realistic grandpa
Eleven: "It's not working.*
Ten: "..We're *both* reversing the polarity.
Eleven: "Yes I know that."
Ten: "There's two of us, I'm reversing it, you're reversing it back, we're *confusing* the polarity!
Anyone else love Tennant's croaky 'well...'
Soooo Sexy!! ;-D
Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeel
.3. Me
Lol yeah he always says “well” in that way
Lelelelle saaaaaaaaaaame
"I've no idea where he gets that from"
* discreetly points to the episode, "Blink"*
My theory for “timey-whimy” is that the Gallifreyan concept of time does not translate to English and “timey-whimy” is as close as the Doctor can get to explaining it.
I don’t mean to be horrible but can we ditch the companions all together and have ten and eleven just travelling the world side by side?
Yes. Yes. But maybe Rose.
McKenzie Raynor nahhhh
@@mckenzieraynor8436 no
@F.u.c.k Go.ogl.e seriously? This is what you're gonna get worked up about?
love it id watch that
What I loved most about this episode was how the three doctors acted as if War Doctor is the Dad, and Ten and Eleven are the kids, while Eleven is the cute baby, of course. The only thing that could have make this even greater would have been Nine as the oldest brother :D
Flo 4132 yes! That would have been the only thing that could have made this episode even betting. Still it's me absolute favourite.
And Twelve as the cool uncle
or 8th!
9 would have been very mean to The War Doctor.
Actually, the War Doctor originally wasn’t going to happen. Steven Moffat went to Christopher Eccleston and asked him to come back, but Eccleston decided to decline even though he considered it. The War Doctor was created to circumvent that. He basically took Nine’s role in the story.
“Are you capable of speaking without flapping your hands about?”
“Yes! No...”
11: I demand to be imprisoned at once with sand shoes and granddad
8: Granddad!?
!0:Hey they're not sand shoes
8: Eh yeah they are
lmao
MasterfulJoe101 lol
*8.5
11: I demand to be imprisoned at once, with Sandshoes and Grand Dad
War: Grand Dad?!
10: Hey, they're not sandshoes.
War: Yes they are
I can't tell why but when WAR doctor say "Even that one" and matt looking so offended "YES!"
There not sandshoes
Sand shoes and grandad. They aren't sand shoes. Yes they are...
As someone who wears converse on a regular basis, I can confirm without doubt that they are sandshoes. Bloody comfy sandshoes at that.
"You're me? Both of you?"
"Yup"
"Even that one?"
"YES!"
Glorious
Astrithor Even that one one, my favourite part. John Hurt nailed it completely and utterly.
Not as good as "so these are my replacements, a dandy and a clown."
“Am I having mid-life crisis?!”
Why did I have an Abbott and Costello flashback at that?
And while Matt(11) is saying YES, David(10) is just nodding away with that look in his eyes of unfortunately he is.
"Would you tell these prattling mortals to get themselves begone?"
"...what he said."
"Just tiny bit more colour"
@@ShooLoo "Prattling Mortals...Off you...pop. Or I'll turn you all into...frogs.
@@FallenOne669 "Oooh frogs... Nice... You heard her..."
@@ShooLoo Doctor, what's going on?
@@FallenOne669 “it’s uh... a timey whimey thing.”
"It's uh timey wimey. Timey wimey? I have no idea where he picks this stuff up." XD😂😂😂😂😂😂
Idk why, but I love it when the War Doctor says “why are you pointing your screwdrivers like that? They’re scientific instruments, not water pistols.” 😂
Walther pistols.
2:00 What are you gonna do? Assemble a cabinet at them?
I’ve never noticed until now the 11th Doctor put’s his hand up when the War Doctor asks “Did anyone lose a fez?” 🤣🤣🤣
"They're not sanshoes!"
"Yes they are!"
Has me every time
Rest In Peace, John Hurt. What a treasure.
11 : I demand to be incarcerated in the Tower with my co-conspirators Sand Shoes and Grand Dad
War : Grand dad?!
10 : They're not sand shoes!
War : Yes they are!
This is why i would love to meet my future or past selves, the banter would be hilarious.
Andrevus Whitetail well, it would be hilarious for one of you. the other one would remember it.
That's why the future self has to be the one making the banter.
The equivalent would be adult you meeting your teen self and 20 year old self.
kid me: why are you so silent and asocial?
present me: why are you so annoying and curious?
30 year old me: shush children. i’m figuring something out.
60 year old me: IS DINNER READY YET?!
@@Valigarmanda hahah you made me laugh, that is actually quite profound and although you generalize, that could actually explain every modern human encounter with his past-future selves.
"The pointing again! They're screwdrivers! What are you going to do? Assemble a cabinet at them?!"
In the name of IKEA!!!
This shouldn't be called the day of the doctor it should be
*THE MYSTICAL ADVENTURES OF SAND SHOES, GRANDAD AND CHINNAY*
Anyone else crack up at Eleven’s reaction when the War Doctor asks if he’s the Doctors companion? I just love how offended he gets 😂
I love their different reactions to seeing the War Doctor, with Ten being horrified and Eleven being shocked. The passage of time's effect on their demeanors is remarkable.
I think the War Doctor is just happy to be away from all the fire and death of the war and to be standing in a lovely forest.
I would too if I was fighting the Time War for centuries.
A nice little romp of whimsical weirdness instead of fire blood and death for once. He has his dour moments when he's reminded of the circumstances of the why in his meeting these two, but he's clearly enjoying himself... if also somewhat put-off by some of the quirks of his older selves. But that's kind of a constant among any meeting between Doctors.
Lol the doctor was wiser when he was younger😂.
Jamsinsfireme
New regenerations, new adorable personalities. XD
Lol
Closer to the original
In all seriousness, that actually can be true sometimes. When three Doctors were figuring out how to disable the force field on Rassilon's Tomb in the Death Zone on Gallifrey, the 2nd Doctor was confused by the phrase, "To lose is to win, and he who wins shall lose." and at the end of the events of "The Five Doctors", the *1st* Doctor is the one who realizes what that phrase meant. Not the 5th Doctor, not the 4th Doctor, not the 2nd Doctor and not even the 3rd Doctor! The 1st Doctor! Now *that* is amazing! And an example of the earliest version of The Doctor being the cleverest one.
the later or earlier a regeneration is doesn't make a difference in intelligence or being wise. sure the docotor has more experience as he lives but the personality of the individual doctor changes. being young like 10 and 11 also comes with a sort if naivety in a way.
"Brave words Dick van Dyke" love the 4th wall break on David's English accent
I love how much he knows about time, it creates fantastic banter. "How could you forget" "You're the one not remembering well enough!"
"Good afternoon!" - I love that. He's the one who gave up the name, but that was very Doctor-y.
I really wish they'd had 9. Not *as* the War Doctor, but with 10 and 11, because they would have been a perfect trio!
The whole reason the War Doctor exists is because Eccleston didn't come back so they retconned in an 8 1/2th doctor to take his role.
@@andrewrobinson8542 That's why I specified not as the War Doc
hahaha you're both me?
.. even that one
Tennants face when he nods is so great haha
Haha I just noticed that
“Granddad?!” That reaction is brilliant, you can almost believe that John Hurt was reacting to that as if it was an ad-lib.
“They’re screwdrivers, what are you going to to, assemble a cabinet at them?”
The War Doctor
Aka The one who got older
...So did 1, 2, 3, 7, 10(one time), 11 and 12...
soo
@@TokuNorth when did 10 get old?
I like to think that was on 11th's mind when he was regenerating. He saw him and 10 admire the War Doctor's more grown-up demeanor. So 11 thought he'd give being old a shot again.
And like 11, he overcompensated as usual. :D
Seeing them acting together is a joy
I love how even Hurt, the War Doctor, laughed at 10's shoes when 11 brought them up
You're me both of you?
Yep
Even that one?
😂😂😂😂
Yes!
your my future selves?
YES!!!!!!!
Yes D:
Oi!
yuP
Am i having a midlife crisis?! Lmao gets me every time 🤣😂🤣😂
Every line from the doctor in this special is absolute gold
And yes I mean all three
"Wonderful chap...all of them."
No sir, ALL THIRTEEN!
"it's a timey wimey thing..."
"timey-what? timey-wimey!?"
"I have no idea where he picks that up from."
either 10 is lying (rule 1 naturally) or he's from earlier in his timeline than Blink.
pretty sure he's lying
Lou Gagliardi he's obviously embarrassed haha and just lying.
when he gets out of the TARDIS to meet the ood in end of time he mentions how he married queen Liz
That moment when you throw yourself under the bus in front of yourself...
DJDelta0 your comment!?! 🤣🤣🤣 I never saw it like that until I read your comment and now I see and watch that scene differently! He not only throws himself under the bus but in front of a lorry first. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I wouldnt say lying... i would say being sarcastic (okay... jokingly lying)
You know How you can tell the war doctor is still the doctor. He surrounded by soldiers threatening to kill him and all he can focus on is how young and juvenile he’s going to be in the future
10's nod at 1:16 is hilarious
"Yeah I can't believe he's me either Granddad"
"Sand shoes and grandad"
"..Grandad?!?"
I love the way Hurt said that 😂
Same 😂
How would *you* react to being called Grand-dad by your older self?
“They’re not sandshoes!”
“Yes they are”
Only this show can make that hilarious beyond belief
"They're scientific instruments, not water pistols!"
Hurt: THEY ARE NOT WATER PISTOLS (LOL XD), Tennant: Right..., Smith: (jokes about Pompeii-Troll Face )
Barty crouch chillin with mr olivander
Now Argus Filch is the first doctor to.
No, it's Barty Crouch...junior.
And... the Skynet AI.
@@Silverwind87 or, Prince Philip from the Crown.
"Can you say anything without clapping your hands about?"
"Yes...-clap-...No?"
great prep for Spiderman NWH
Within 10 seconds the war doctor somehow manages to figure out its afternoon after jumping through a time fissure into a forest with no obvious shadows and without looking up at the sky. I guess timelords can feel time.
they can smell it actually. there are couple episodes where the doctor puts the tardis on random and comes out, takes a sniff and say what year it is
Time is actually revealed to be one of the Timelord’s senses in the audios (much akin to touch, taste and smells). It made it all the more traumatic when the eighth doctor once ended up in a universe where the concept of time did not exist.
@@jennycull1061 I think he does it in the Unicorn and Wasp? Then Donna points out the classic car they see. I love that episode.
John Hurt is so good in this and everything he ever did. RIP Granddad
John Hurt.
*john
The Doctor*
Its SIR John hurt. He was knighted some time before he passed
Well he's not Hurt anymore
The timing between the 3 of them is perfect. "I've... I've no idea where he picks that stuff up." Such a perfectly written line delivered by David Tennant.
"Why are you pointing your screwdrivers like that? They're scientific instruments, not water pistols!"
I'm pretty sure he's saying Walther pistols, not water
@@DavidbarZeus1 a what?
@@SailorV1234 Walther is a company, most famous for making Bond’s signature Walther PPK pistol
so this is what the doctor did to piss off elizabeth? love the way they finished that missing section of the tenth doctor's story.
Well he married Elizabeth later in Day of the Doctor, but the thing was he promised to come back... and he didn't. So Elizabeth proclaimed him and enemy, as you saw in the Shakespeare Code.
@@juno1752 From what I remember, the Doctor asked her to marry him, thinking that she was a Zygon and only a Zygon would except immediately, but it turns out the horse was the Zygon, so he was now forced to marry her since he already agreed to it.
@@juno1752 He might have forgot since his memory would have been wiped after this encounter, but I'm not sure why he wouldn't have let her know earlier.
@@edwardarroyo884 He didn't get much of a chance to return. For ten this is shortly before End of Time. He might have revisited her once or twice (he had to sit for that painting at some point) and intended to go back again, but then everything with the Master and Gallifrey happened.
@@wendyheatherwood That's true, he didn't really have much time.
11th: “it’s a Timey Wimey thing”.
War: “Timey what? Timey Wimey?”
10th: “I have no idea where he picks that stuff up”.
Also 10th in Blink: “It’s more like a big ball of wibbly wobbly Timey wimey...stuff”.
I mean this could take place before Blink I guess
@@Ty-yt3lj There's a fairly narrow range it could have... Wait. Nevermind. I forgot for a moment that they lose their memories until the last incarnation who participated has lived through it. I was going to say it would have to happen between The Shakespeare Code and Blink, which would be hard with Martha being supposedly a more constant companion, but he could have forgotten.
On the other hand, his behavior does give the distinct impression of embarrassment so...
@@Great_Olaf5 or just general British banter
No this is definitely towards the end after Donna and he was travelling alonr again coz this adventure with him and Queen Elizabeth happened during season 4 just before the last few episodes coz he mentioned it during his visit to the Ood planet where they informed him about Wilfred.
yes thats the joke
Everything about this puts a huge smile on my face. It’s my two favorite doctors being a dream combo.
I love how the 11th Doctor sounds like they’ve just been insulted when asked “are you his companions?” The face he pulls when he say’s “his companions!?!” It’s like “*how dare you?? His companions! Really?*”
Wow in that episode you really see how similar ten and eleven really are....
I love how they all bicker at each other.
Is punishment for not taking the tower seriously imprisonment in the tower? If so, then it's well on its way to becoming a thrive stand-up comedy club.
Apart from the upmost hilarity of this scene the thing I love the most here is that sibtle nod and eyebrow rise from Tenth Doctor when War Doctor's asks "Even that one?" while pointing at the Eleventh Doctor. Like he is saying "Yeah. I'm shocked too!"
1:32 Marty McFly: You're not far off Doc!
0:54 that face
Lewis Smith
Which one? They're both golden.
This is always the best part of any Multiple Doctor specials, the way they play off each other is always hilarious
John was legendary 😂😂 the amount of hilariousness and silliness (not to mention the sass) has me rolling on the floor😂😂❤️❤️ gotta love the doctor-no matter which regeneration he/she may be.
1:38
"Brave words Dick Van Dyke"
It's been 55 years and, they are still ragging on him.....haha
I loved John Hurt. It's so sad that he died, I would have loved to see more of his war doctor.
XD Oh, God. David and Matt work so well together. But add in the late great John Hurt, you've got a triple act.
Every second of this masterpiece is hilarious! I can’t pick a favorite line!
"Im looking for the doctor"
"Who are you boys?"
"Of course! are you his companions?"
"If you could point me in the general direction of the Doctor?"
*Both take out screwdrivers*
"So your me?"
"*YES!*"
"Well, this has all the makings of your lucky day."
God, I loved John Hurt so much. Miss him like crazy.
I just love it when the doctor meets him or herself, for me personally one of the best things about doctor who
8: they're scientific instruments not water pistols! !
me : *falls of the bed laughing
Funny but he says Walther pistols
He isn't the 8th Doctor he is the War Doctor. Two different Doctors.
@Aya Jadayel: John Hurts version is called The War Doctor, but one of the incarnations [ I think Capaldi's not sure] said that he didn't call himself the Doctor in that incarnation so he is just known as The War Doctor and comes after McGann's film version [ Pity Paul didn't get a series] and before Eccleston I think [ number would probably be 8.5 Doctor ].
They're pointing again! They're screwdrivers! What're you gonna do, assemble a cabinet at them?
He's not the 8th doctor.
Best thing about this entire scene is that every quote has its own little easter egg and humor to it.
best episode/movie in the whole of space in time.
2:47 11: "It's uh... Timey Whimey thing."
War: "Timey what? Timey Whimey??"
10: "I've-I've no idea where he picks that stuff up."
I love it when he calls him Grand Dad.
the Sand shoes line cracks me up...
The lines, and the timing are seriously perfect, and Clara makes one hell of an adorable witch.
11: Sandshoes and grandad-
War: *grANDAD?*
10: They're not sandshoes!
War: yes they are
10: *>:(*
1:27 makes me laugh all the time
They’re scientific instruments, not water pistols!
@@kidz4p50911th: "brave words dick van dyke"
0:07-0:12 honestly the best bit of argument that 11's blurtes out in all of Whovian history.
"Are you capable of speaking without flapping your hands about?"
"Yes.. no"
I love how when they get circled by the soldiers, the 10th and 11th Doctors both stood there pointing their screwdrivers at them whilst the War Doctor was just stood there not bothered at all and acting like there was nothing to worry about!
3:27 it seems we have a Zygon, Time lord, and a Slitheen on the loose.
"I have no idea where he picks that stuff up" that made me bust out laughing
I love John Hurt, he played the doctor very well !
"Why are you pointing your Screwdrivers like that? Their scientific instruments, not Walter Pistols!" Fucking killed me man.
What are you gonna do? Assemble a cabinet at them?