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Taken from Doctor Who: Series 3 Episode 11 | Utopia
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Tardis: You see that, Doctor? You see that? That’s a Time Lord who regenerates inside me and DOESN’T BLOW ME UP!
Pretty sure the Master paid more attention to Regeneration 101 at the Academy lol
To be fair he’s had more practice. Perhaps we could excuse the damage the Doctor causes as telepathic damage between TARDIS and owner. Only happens when he’s alone too.
Rarewolf although it’s been mentioned in expanded media material that Timelords can instantly link to a TARDIS telepathically almost upon entry. Although yet again he had just been shot so his mind may have been elsewhere
The Hippy Griff I think because it’s in park lmfao.
The 1st, 5th, 6th, War, 9th, and 11th Doctors all regenerated inside the TARDIS though ;)
This must have been so weird for Martha. Imagine travelling to the end of the universe and Boris Johnson starts talking.
That'd actually explain a lot
Yaaay more anti-boris text! Hours of excitement!
@@specialunit0428 what's pissed you off so much? Upset that I'd have an opinion?
@@DisasterEnby The fact that people can't help themselves but add politics into everything. Whether you like Boris or not, it is just silly.
specialunit 042 The Master was actually competent as a PM.
I love how when he regenerates he lets out that harrowing scream, makes him seem like some kind of howling monster. When the Doctor regenerates it's like the rebirth of a phoenix, dramatic and exciting, yet sad. When the Master regenerates it's like the birth of a freaky horror movie creature.
Almost like its painful when the master regenerates
Remember regeneration is painful
@Maximusls2400 not always, if you look at jodies regeneration into ten..nant was quite peaceful like she was being born
@@Atr8yu85 well remember night of the doctor and 10’s regeneration they went through pain regenerating
i see it more as a monster being freed at last after thousands of years of being locked away. The Master is back in peak form
It's really a shame we didn't see more of Derek Jacobi. He did a fantastic job of transforming from what seemed like a humble old man to a completely evil genius.
Dream Hollow well at least we have his Big Finish stuff.
Listen to his audio dramas. They make him into the best Master.
and instead we get John Simm acting like a psycho bugs bunny, which never really did it for me.
@@davidlow862 I love it haha
@@davidlow862 might be because he was the first master i've seen when iw as growing up but i always liked his crazy portrayal fo the master
So, The Doctor gets opera when he regenerates, and The Master gets tribal music? Sounds good.
It really is
Meeeeeeeeu diosssss que putativa
Drums (:
MONOCHROME BOI bit of a dichotomy there isn’t it...
Maybe a reference to Survival ? The last time a lot of whovians saw the master
I remember when this aired for the first time. Probably one of the best episodes ever. No one was expecting this to happen at all.
+MrElias760
To be honest, if I look back at Series 3 and the way RTD did things in his run, this was pretty predictable (if you were familiar with Classic Who).
Still amazing, though.
Ionut Maris I understand, but the thing is, there wasn't even a teaser. Nothing about it in the previous "Next time" clip or anything. That's why it was so cool.
MrElias760
I agree.
+Ionut Maris On the contrary, if you're familiar with Classic Who, you would never expect the Master to regenerate.
OrangeKyle91 I wasn't talking about the Master regenerating.
I was talking about him coming back.
Oh, thanks Lord! Finally a bad guy who doesn't explain his evil plans...
Selene Well, he didn't really have a plan yet. He just wanted to escape.
But then again escaping is a plan ... so technically he did have one, albeit a very small one at the time.
The Dragon Dalek I think that he had a plan. For me his plan was to go back in time, send a message to the people saying to come to "Utopia" and then kidnapp them and turn them into those creepy technological flying balls with whome he conquered the Earth.
That would explain why Yana was there: he projected that from the first place going back to the past as the Master with the Tardis. If he didn't send that message, he wouldn't be there to help the flying machine to evacuate the Universe, he wouldn't have met the Doctor and he wouldn't have become a Time Lord again, so he couldn't have send that message and etc. etc...
That's actually a great plan. O.O
Dan Yes, in Vampire of Venice, right?
But A this is a supervillain. not just a random one episode bad guy; B it was a joke. ;-)
btw i still don't understand what was the drums sounds meaning? is it because he had two hearts or what?
I know everyone here is saying Jacobi should have more screen time, but I'm still bothered by the fact that John Simm only had 4 episodes as the Master.
Lauren Herron Time gave you what you wanted hahaha
Technically 5 if you count this one
Phil Henderson Technically 7 counting the Series 10 finale.
1. Utopia
2. The Sound of Drums
3. The Last of the Time Lords
4. The End of Time Part 1
5. The End of Time Part 2
6. World Enough and Time
7. The Doctor Falls
6 now
It never ceases to amaze me how much of an impact Jacobi's Master had on the fans despite only appearing for a few brief minutes. I guess it just goes to show what a fantastic actor Jacobi is. I can't wait for him to reprise his role later this year.
It's because Big Finish got him and made him into the best Master
He was also the master in an alternate 9th doctor flash animation series before the revival
@@jellybabiesarecool4657they wrote this comment before his Big Finish stories were released (hence the last part).
Missy's first words.
"A girl. How inappropriate."
thiskidgage
''you so fine missy''
I hate Missy
She said
SAY SOMETHING NICE
Missy is the worst incarnation ever this one was the best.
CRÜDDY LÊÅÑ
She's more funny
2:04 Moffat when he took over the show
😂😂
lmao
Perfect
StriderKai
Can't like this enough
Russell T Davies Regenerates into Steven Moffat.
This new Master was really devious and I loved how he always tapped his fingers 4 time. He was as crazy as the 11th Doctor
I know.
Camilo Iribarren “time”? XD I think you mean “times”, mate.
Roomba Boi The eleventh Doctor was crazy in a good way. Sort of that easily excitable, childish craziness.
Roomba Boi No worries mate, I got what you meant. ;D
he was insane not crazy
0:17 I just realized the only reason the Doctor doesn't catch up to the master is because he wanted to do one of his slow walk, hands in pockets, stern face, existential monologues.
Seems about right.
Probally wanted it to be like it was when he was Delgardo
Lmao
Yeaahh very typical of him, good catch
It would have worked if he was talking to Anthony Ainley!
Don't you just hate it when the TARDIS dematerializes and leaves the Doctor behind?
But I love it when John Simm runs around the TARDIS console all laughing and cheerful and then realizes he has a new voice.
3:21 Capaldi jumpscare
+Cyber Man 9EYQ9IOMDUQOIAJMDJABDQUHEUHSushuhsas
hahahaha
Thanks.
That Capaldi jumpscare gave me too much lasanga.
[Grumpy Eyebrows Intensifies]
Linkachu lol
This was one of the best cliffhangers of all time. The Doctor being trapped helplessly outside the TARDIS with the Master inside it was a really scary concept.
that's got to be terrifying for the doctor, like watching your tardis dematerialize in front of you not knowing if you'll ever see it again
Dr 10 felt he would see his TARDIS again, as David Tennant burnt out his TARDIS' time controller to only travel to the years 2008 and 100 trillion...
***** i know that but my comment still gets the point across
+chase1146 not really mate, the other guy is right. the doctor knew he would see it again.
He'll steal another one
Well technically he stole it from Gallerfray
Wait. This is the only actual regeneration we have seen from the Master, right? RIGHT?
+MrDeathrock9 Times when the Master has taken possession of another person's body don't count as regenerations.
+Jack Franklin Vlogs Nope. Regeneration, as done by the Time Lords, involves renewing their own body. The possessions done by the Master were merely overriding the host's mind with his own, thereby taking over their body. Also, one of the bodies that he stole wasn't even human.
+Jack Franklin Vlogs But the point that I am trying to make is that those occasions when The Master stole someone else's body, do not count as regenerations. They are just possessions. And he did not "change his face" after either body theft. When he possessed Tremas, he kept the same face. He just made it younger using his remaining power from the Source of Traken.
+Jack Franklin Vlogs Regenerated Time Lords don't replace their current, dying body with a new one. Their own body has its cells renewed and rearranged. Basically, same body, different shape. Taking over/stealing another being's body is not the same as renewing their own body. Therefore, possession doesn't count as regeneration. It's just an alternate method for the Master to extend his life. Perhaps it is cheap. But definitely not regeneration.
+Jack Gaming Your comment is irrelevant to this discussion. My point is that possessions don't count as regenerations. Possession means taking over someone else's body. If the Master is renewing his own body cells, regardless of method, then it is not possession. And therefore, not relevant to this discussion.
A whole “flashback” series with Paul McGann as the Doctor and Jacobi as the Master. ... imagine ....
that's been released as an audio drama called "The War Master" if I'm right in saying
Paul McGann? Shouldn't that be more John Hurt? I always thought McGann's Doctor was forced to regenerate into a younger version of Hurt to become the War Doctor and fight in the Great Time War with the Master at his side.
@@Croftice1 he was, he couldve run into Jacobi's Master in the early days of the war, in the Night of the Doctor minisode where 8 regenerates, the Time War has already begun, but hes having no part in it
Plus they'd have to find an impressionist to do John Hurt's iconic gravelly voice
i don't think it'd be Jacobi since Tennant would've recognized him here. I'd go with Alex Macqueen instead
I've said it before and I'll say it again. The music was amazing for this series! Gives me goosebumps
I got all the music from series three. So good
Please upload the scene when captain jack is running to the tardis at the start of this episode!
You can solemnly thank Sir Murray Gold, combined with the efforts of Ben Foster and the BBC National Orchestra of Wales for the music.
AdamByDefault I
They should use the master as an excuse to bring back some of the music from the Russel T Davies era in series 10
"I'm sorry."
"TOUGH!"
Do you know why he was sorry. Was it time war related or something that happened in classic who?
the doctor was sorry because he left the master when they were childhood friends
i thought it was because he didnt actually say his name at all until the master said to use it
When I first saw this I thought thay had a master slave relasion ship going on
@@Bithe7011 Their titles, adopted titles that is, are part of the right of passage for the high lords of Time Lords themselves. As soon as they go through the rite of passage they choose an identity that permeates the way they will wade through the time vortex (all of time) when and if they every decide to traverse it in any manner. E.g. this is why there is Lord General (military commander), Lord President, Lord Doctor, Lord Master and so on. All Time Lords can traverse the time vortex but the highest of them become an embodiment of an idea itself and essentially become the fixed moments in time that define said idea, e.g. the Doctor heals, the Master subjugates and so on. It is a very interesting concept, and when toyed properly with, e.g. during the Time War where the Doctor became a War Doctor, essentially a combatant, it can bring out great stories. Let's also not forget that during the Time War, the Doctor (War Doctor) and the Master fought together against the Daleks during the whole time continuum, which ended with the "fall" of Gallifrey and the eventual Time Locking of the Time War so that no more time travellers could affect these moments, essentially making all the Time War fixed moments in time and solidifying the aspect of the military Doctor as was depicted by the late great John Hurt.
My little 11-year-old mind exploded when this episode came out. Still my favourite Tennant story!
Your 11 year old exploded? That's unfortunate.
I know... I didn't even know I had kids...
Also, that was supposed to say 11-year-old mind... oops... lol
Well kids can be kids one minute they watch Doctor Who and the next minute they explode. Side effects of exploding are property damage, fires, and a possible death, and if you reproduce you can have another exploding child for absolutely free.
"Blink" and " The Angels take New York".
so how are you doing?
its crazy how seamless of a regeneration that was, you can't even tell where Jacobi fades and Simm waxes
2:06 That moment you remember you've got pizza for dinner.
Lel
Accurate
That fact that this comment _literally_ reminded me that I have a pizza lined up of for dinner is too perfect.
Women aren’t funny
@@nickname_donkey4456 piss of mate
2 things I loved
1.) The music. the Doctor Who orchestra plays the BEST music. It gives me goosebumps :3
2.) John Simm. He was the BEST Master out of them all. He knew how to play the insanity and cleverness part well, but he was also good at showing something else. The true hatred and madness he had towards the universe. the 4 knocks never stopping...always there... driving him into insanity and madness
+TheSingingGamingArtist
"John Simm. He was the BEST Master out of them all"
Never seen Roger Delgado *sigh*.....
+Ionut Maris Just saying, because I see this sort of thing way too often...It's disrespectful to automatically assume that if someone has a different favourite version of the Master then he/she simply hasn't seen the others. Maybe they haven't, but just because Delgado is a great and very popular Master does not mean every single person will agree he's the best. Each to their own - there are a lot of great Masters, but we all have our own opinions and preferences.
+Kryptonian Sky the problem is he isn't delgado is the most underated master walk up to any generic whovian who started watching in 2005 mention delgado and they'll give you a blank
***** I have to completely disagree there. For starters, I got into Doctor Who in 2005 and I am more than well aware of who Delgado is as I have since gotten into Classic Who as well. I have many friends who are casual viewers or dedicated Whovians that started in 2005 and they also know who Delgado is. So once again, it's disrespectful to assume an opinion on favoring a version of the Master over Delgado (or any other) means they simply haven't seen them all. My point in the previous post still stands.
This is not a matter of picking which Master you think is the best, but rather how rude it is to say anyone who disagrees about Delgado just doesn't know him or haven't seen him. Please respect that people have different views and preferences when it comes to characters, and the Master is no different. It doesn't mean they're wrong or any less of a dedicated/informed Whovian just because they don't agree with you. This is all I'm going to say on the subject. Have a lovely day.
I do but some people simply do not know who delgado is, you can't deny that some people do and pick a different master/missy (like me) but delgado is very underrated and so is ainley but i will admit peter pratt and george beevers are the most underated masters
"Use my name"
"Master"
me- "kinky"
Ohoho the new episode takes it to another level ngl
@Kellsey_Dawn Was that a reference to "The Enemy Within" (1996 attempt featuring Paul McGann)?
Kellsey Dawn that’s the point
he loves it when you use his name
he propably meant his real name. Thats why he is so pissed. The doctor forgot his real name
I love that knowing smile at 0:17. He’s equal parts relieved to see his old friend survived but also excited because that means the game is on again.
1:30 When I step on a lego brick barefooted.
IKR
I've always wondered, if Doctors can team up to save the universe, why can't the Masters? Bring back Simm and Jacobi!
the Master has always wanted to do things solo, and like the Doctor is very careful not to break the First
Law, interfering with one's own past. Unlike the Doctor the Master has always failed, so perhaps there is no point in combining their brains.
+Julius KIm Kind of hard to do considering Roger Delgado is long dead
+Daniel Ryan Why even mention Delgado when they already have a couple of actors in Jacobi and Simm that have played the Master that they could use.
+z00ts00t77 I assumed you meant ALL the past versions of The Master. Which would be kind of hard to achieve considering one of them is dead
+Daniel Ryan Not really. They did manage to bring all 13 Doctors into one place. Granted, you only get to see 4 of the actors, but still. I am going to assume that was the thought in mind. You don't actually need to have all the actors alive to make it appear for a moment that they are all working together. One of the Doctors (the 9th) is alive, but he got booted off of the show, so even a live one they chose to put on a screen, instead of actually having the actor there.
That deadlock sound effect is possibly the best sound ever used on the show
What I don't understand is that when a time lord regenerates their clothes fit perfectly each time
It seemed to me that nine's jacket was a bit big on ten
+Ethan Ollins I agree that was one of the only times they actually took it into account and kept the same clothes to put on the next actor
+Amir Pourghoureiyan Seems to me you need to brush up on your Classic Who. Seven was pretty much swimming in Six's outfit. XD And Two's jacket doesn't look nearly as long on Three. And then Seven only had a morgue shroud on when his regeneration finally kicked in. Those are the only times when there have been major size differences from one Doctor to his successor.
+OrangeKyle91 I've seen clips of said Doctors after regeneration and I believe that their old clothes fitted them almost exactly, I don't see any significant size difference
Jacobi's clothes were a little bit loose on Simm. He's an inch taller, but Simm is slimmer. Also, on the last four doctors, they were all the same height, except Tennant who is an inch taller, but Eccleston was the broader one. So, that's why his jacket was big for Tennant.
Imagine how painful this must have been for The Master. Only minutes before this he had every cell in his body changed from Human to Timelord by opening the fob watch, which as shown in Human Nature, is an extremely painful process, which was then followed up by a regeneration, which completely changed every cell in his body AGAIN. No wonder he screamed.
MoBro the Master has been through worse. He was once badly burned and has said that he felt a huge amount of pain at the slightest movement. Worst of all was that he was in his 13th body so he couldn’t regenerate out of it
End of the universe, have fun, bye-bye!
*takes off like a TARDIS-stealing irish leprechaun*
Stop if you kill this seed you end all live on this planet that doesn't make sense.
@@jamietomalin3815 ?
3:01
2:06 the reaction you have when your mom types in P on your search bar and sees nothing after successfully clearing your browser history
*"I don't want to go..."*
2:43
Say what you will about the finale, but this was arguably one of the best cliffhangers in the new series.
+Nick Piers Oh I couldn't agree more, the way that the Master got overthrown at the end was weak but this scene and 'The Sound of Drums' were absolutely terrific.
John Simm scary screaming at 1:30 gives me serious chills and then saying "End of the Universe" Bye Bye! was the best Doctor Who moment of the series
“I’m asking you really properly just stop.. just think!”
“Use my name..”
“Master, I’m sorry…”
I LOVE IT
RTD was unmatched. So glad we’re getting him again
One of many reasons why Simm is the best Master : He's found the character as soon as he appears on screen.
The same can be said for Jacobi's incarnation, too. Both were incredible to watch in this episode.
This is why I love Sacha’s version so much: after that reveal, he cycles through every setting The Master should have. It’s a remarkable bit of acting.
0:42
LET ME IN
LET ME IIIIN
Eric Andrew show
Absolutely love that bit of acting with Tennant and Simm.
He's begging to reason with the Master, he's the last alongside him of his own race and he just shuts him down with "TOUGH!"
A lot of people are complaining we didn't get more Jacobi onscreen which I agree is a crime. However, if you want more Jacobi and are able to then listen to his audio series The War Master from Big Finish. Big Finish made Derek Jacobi into the best Master in all of Doctor Who. The producer of The War Master and the person responsible for writing Jacobi's Master in other stories for Big Finish, Scott Handcock, is the script editor for RTD2 so if Jacobi is still up for it this is the best time for his Master to make a return to screen.
Is it on Audible?
@@JSPena no, but the first episode is free to listen to on Big Finish’s website.
@@DoctorDodge thank you
0:42 the original "let me in! LET ME IN!!"
The Doctor's hand was in there when the Master regenerated.. Just imagine if he had created a Doctor-Master Timelord metacrisis :o
Misael Melero then we still would’ve had Jacobi as the Master which would mean that the Doctor would have absolutely no chance of beating him
oh hell no lol
Imagine they use that for the 60th anniversary omg
Loved this moment. When the master returned, I lost it!
Nice little touch with "I know that voice."
Reminder that time is a big ball of wibbly wobbly timey wimey stuff.
now what about a john simm to michelle gomez???
WorldDamian If only that happened on screen.
We don't see that?
NinjaFawful Afraid not.
WorldDamian WOW! I did not expect someone to say that /sarcasm
WorldDamian Lies, she's not the master. The master is dead and can never come back, too many plot holes if she is.
2:22 Chibnall when he became showrunner
You stole my joke
@@maxiwaxi1958 when did u say it
r.jay 2 months ago
I just laughed when the Master screamed.
he screams every time he regenerates because he feels his body being torn apart and rebuilt into a new body.
Ikr XD sounded like a girl
+Asha Nimo I have some news for you about his next regeneration then.
Andrew Fish ahaha XD
*AAAIIIEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!*
0:17 bruh he was basically asking for him to shut the door
@England’s Guard truss
1:48 That face you give in a "What the heck did I just watch........." moment.
Who's watching after hearing that John Simm's returning in Series 10?
'Utpoia'. One of my favorite episodes, up there with 'Dalek'.End of the Universe, Bye Bye.
U edited your comment but still misspelt "Utopia" as "Utpoia". Just saying.
This is one of the 2 best CGI effect regenerations because you actually see the face morph, I loved watching Confidential on this.
Joint first is Eccleston to Tennant as you see the hair change.
not sure what your point is considering all new who regenrations shown in full have shown the face morph.
+erosion271 The Eccleston/Tennant regeneration and Jacobi/Simm regeneration have a CGI sequence lasting several seconds where the face gradually changes. All the later ones have a similar energy build up, but the actual change occurs instantly or off-screen.
@@TheMoonRover we got a full close-up of the face in Capaldi's regeneration into Whittaker - only part of the regeneration that looked good, honestly.
@@DisasterEnby Indeed. My comment was before that.
@@TheMoonRover I noticed, just thought I'd add it in.
"Killed by a girl... How inappropriate."
Somehow adds even more to the laughter between John Simms' Master and Missy as they both die in their loop.
It's funny to think that the Master could have take the Doctor's apparence (his hand was on the tardis).
2:06 when school's cancelled on your birthday
I requested this the other day. If this was in response, thank you!
At least the Master had the good grace to not destroy the TARDIS with his regeneration.
I'd be so pissed off if someone stole my tardis
0:41 "Let me in. LET ME INNNN!!!"
All I can hear is Eric Andre saying this now hahahaha
Was that the one where he walks to a fence and pulls it? There are meme's of it through the whole internet.
@@pessie83 thaaaaat's the one! Hahaha
1:38 those eyes are creepy
Derek Jacobi.. amazing actor that clip where he turns round his eyes... his eyes say everything! No words needed... I am certainly going to get the audio books...
I hope you enjoy them, if you haven't checked them out already. He really is absolutely amazing as the Master.
this scene happened a literal decade ago, what the hell happened.
3:00 “End Of The Universe! Have Fun! Bye-Bye!” 👋😂
The best twist in all of Doctor Who
1:28
He sounds just like my roommate when he's in the bathroom...
He doesn't do it with just pooping, he does that in the shower, washing his hands...
lol
0:42-0:44 is that your roommate when he needs to use the bathroom but you're in there?
LOL! Good one
1:33 And you're just there like...
2:01 Me when Chris Chibnall has announced that he is leaving with Jodie.
Back before listening to the War Master Audio Drama's: Man, it's a shame we didn't get to see Derek Jacobi's master more and how the doctor would have gone about stopping a plan.
After listening to the War Master Audio Drama's: I'm starting to understand why they had him regenerate. Jacobi's Master with a year of prep-time would have been almost unstoppable.
0:42 I love utterly scared and desperate The Doctor sounded after The Master locked him out
Simm made such a perfect foil for Tennant; I'm curious to see how he'll stack up when pitched against Capaldi.
I do like Gomez, but I can't help but feel that someone like Jacobi would've been a waaaaay better foe for the Twelfth Doctor
have you noticed when Simm returned as the Master in Capaldi's run, he was sporting the silver tint to his hair and the goatee similar to Roger Delgado's look during the 70's
even having a bit of a serious tone mixed in with his own
I liked him returning, it gave me a reason to like Michelle Gomez's version more. even though I still don't like the idea of Time Lords changing gender, I think it would have been more fitting if Michelle Gomez turned out to be Rani
@@lanternmatt2002 John must've loved Roger's look in the 70s so he copied it.
AGREED OMG
Nobody can outsmart a Time Lord like another Time Lord.
Bullets and radiation
INCREDIBLE TIMES. A TOP master. A TOP doctor. Miss these days so much.
If they're both tops how're they supposed to fuck-
One of my favourite scenes from Tennant's series
Loved this scene. I salute John Simm's (too short in my opinion) time as the Master
1:31 This scream is so hilarious, sounds like a Looney Tunes character.
3:02 xD
John Simm was born to play The Master, I really wish we got to see more of him in the role.
Simm got much more time than Jacobi, at least. Far, far more time. It's a shame Jacobi only got ten minutes as the Master on screen, as he was simply incredible, but at least he's got his own audio series.
You're right, Jacobi was fantastic as Professor Yana, and his transition into The Master was perfect, he deserved more screen time prior to Regeneration.
I love this regeneration scene probably more than any other one seen in the show, so violent and angry, suits The Master.
At the very midpoint of regeneration (and the thumbnail), the Master REALLY looks like Mark Sheppard.
I KNOW RIGHT. When I saw the thumbnail I was like "Crowley ?" I hope you get that reference.
Roll 3X I do! Originally had that typed, but went with the actor's name in case people didn't get it!
OMG Mark Sheppard as the Master tho! "Hello darling"
3:19 I love the look on 10's face, one of the best cliffhangers
2:29 oh ya the plot
2:59 favorite line
Love how when the Doctor regenerates he makes a big song and dance about it, but when the master regenerates he just gets into it on the off.
The Master was always known to be a better Time Lord than The Doctor. His insanity was his inhibitor
According to the doctor who rpg books, the Master can control his regeneration nearly flawlessly. So he basically picked what he'd end up with before starting. Whereas the Doctor never knows what he'll end up with.
2:06 Boris Johnson getting the keys to Number 10.
The Master: "Killed by an insect ... and a girl."
Missy: "Some of us can afford the upgrade."
2:42
David: I'm sorry
The master:TUFF!!!!
2:37 Kinky
Anyone have any theories as to why the doctor says sorry? I’ve always thought it was because he knew the first thing the master would do is try and find gallifrey to see what happened after the time war and that he’d be completely horrified to find that it was no longer there and the time lords wiped out.
Loved The Masters regeneration. Compared to The Doctor’s, The Master’s regeneration looks more sinister which is suiting to what kind of character he is.
His eyes look like the time vortex as he changes into Simm
OOOOH NEW VOICE!...HELLOO helloooo HHHEEEEELLLOOOOOOOO 2:15
Imo this is still the absolute best regeneration in terms of presentation. You can argue that 10 or 11's regenerations were better narratively if you want, but the visuals here are the absolute best we've ever seen. It uses a morph rather than a simple fade, but it's masked behind other heavy effects and shot from an angle which makes the transition between two very different looking people seem completely natural. Whereas Capaldi to Whittaker looked really janky for a number of reasons, including the fact that the angle leaves absolutely nothing to the imagination and the energy effects look like a simple filter.
You can see the change for 9 to 10 and 12 to 14 as well as 10 to11
In this he just swaps from one to the other between frames barley any morph
It’s looks super weird this one, not sure what you’re talking about.
One of my all time fave cliffhangers/DW scenes
“Please everything’s different now. We’re the only ones left!”
My favorite regeneration honestly. It's so full on.
That one moment of eye contact and the doctor knew exactly who he was.
Apart from the series 1 Daleks, the master was the only villain who remotely scared me.
If I ever saw John Simm walking in my direction I would probably turn around and run screaming
Two damn fine actors making the Master fill you with fear and since then no one has been better than them. We need more like this again!!!