Doctor Who Journey's End - Return of the Earth

[ItsTheBrownBus]

y'know... without the earth there, wouldn't the moon have fallen into the sun or something?

[i1like1cats]

i bet torchwood,sarah janes son and dog,Donnas grandad and mum had fun on the ride back home XD

[MrExcretion]

I bet Jack really liked using that pump. ;)

[Ryagful]

screw reality! this is pure win!

[ChilloXx]

'Song of Freedom' gives me goosebumbs everytime!

[Cheeze939]

What if the Doctor fixed the Chameleon Circuit and the TARDIS disguised as a clown car? Heh, lots of people would be stepping out of a clown car.

[i1like1cats]

@Cheeze939 lol

[ISUPPORTDEATHEATERS]

goosebumbs! Every time

[GateWorldRocky89]

A Dalek must have disliked this video. :p

[i1like1cats]

@GateWorldRocky89 yh...the cybermen loved the video cuz the song made them explode

[RavenclawTimeLord]

I love this scene and the whole episode! I love the whole 2 part finale! its one of my favorites :) Its so rude how Donna pulled Sarah Jane away from Jack and push her away D:

[emmyrossumfn101]

Out of all my favorite scenes in Doctor Who, this is probably one of my absoluite favorites. I'm never forgetting this one! Nearly makes me cry though...The Doctor's whole family together, just lke it should be. :)

[richardathome65]

It's funny but looking at this clip now makes me feel that Doctor Who was getting away from what it should be be; this was all too extravagant, too large, a little too out of hand. I like the way it has now scaled down a bit so that even rebooting the entire universe has a more personal feel to it. RTD was becoming a little bit OTT towards the end, which is a shame because Tennant was a fabulous Doctor whom I felt was let down by the scripts in the end. It was time to move on.

[SohiHien]

Jack would get asigned to "pump" something while piloting the TARDIS....

[Windclaw]

The most EPIC tow job in all history!

...one dislike...Davors last spiteful maneuver.

[SciFiFangirlsFTW]

Luke!

[northernfag]

years later and i still start welling up everytime i see this!

[nutcase170489]

Love this ending! Fantastic scene.

Hey, wait...SOMEONE MISSED THE LIKE...oh never mind...

[bobdoleca01]

chokes me up every time

[TheStarbender]

The music is a variation of Songs of Captivity and Freedom, I believe...

[34BestBuds43]

RIP Elisabeth Sladen

[ScOrPiioOX]

the ood's best seller including "oohoohoohoooooo" and my favorite "aahaahaahaaahahoooooo" now available

[diamyo42]

I love Martha's little grin to the camera at 1:30, Freema was probably having a lot of fun XD

[cmahoney07]

@ilanabanana92 99% of our gravity is due to earth's gravity itself and not other celestial bodies.

[ScOrPiioOX]

@cmahoney07 you forgot the moon, it's influence is huge, and i think the number 99% is quite wrong, the other 26 planets could influence earth's gravity but the doctor said that the planets were in perfect equilibrium wich make my comment useles ...

[wrightmt011]

omg i fucking love this scene

[ilanabanana92]

i am no scientist trust me :) but surely if Earth was in the middle of a different galaxy and especially when it is being pulled back what the hell happens to gravity??

[philyburkhill1]

@ilanabanana92 well really if that happened irl the earth would be ripped apart so you have to suspend your disbelief or think that because the doctor had all his companions helping he was able to get the full power of the TARDIS out and protect the Earth (more or less).

[Hoffasgrave]

@ilanabanana92 doesn't the earth create it's own gravity by it's mass and such??

[ScOrPiioOX]

@ilanabanana92 Well planet earth has her own gravity so that's not a big problem, the insteresting fact here is that the humans are not freezing to death !! =D

[dunespeak]

@ScOrPiioOX I believe it was explained by either the Doctor himself or the news stations that the earth had been contained to keep the heat trapped inside... Something, I just know that it was covered.

[MrMontyBurnsDog]

@dunespeak That was certainly explained but what about the moon.I dont recall seeing it still orbiting the earth.So if it was left behind in our solar system why didnt` it drift away while the earth was gone?

[TheZogislost]

i love oodsong!

[TheMickhowes]

awesome soundtrack, and featured in the Sarah Jane tribute on CBBC

[RebmaRendrag]

''No. Jackie. No, no. Not you. Don't touch anything!''

Ha ha! :D I love that!

[walkingencyclopedia]

If the earth really moved like that, imagine shagging someone during that time. It would be an orgasm times.... 5?!

[Annakie]

My favorite moment is at 2:16. Rose and Martha are hugging and the doctor breaks in for a three-way hug. It's so great to see Martha finally overcome her jealousy of Rose and it really feels like she's stopped living in Rose's shadow in this episode. The "Oh my God, he found you!" from earlier on always makes me tear up, too. I always wish we'd gotten a scene of Rose and Martha sitting down and having a nice chat over a cup of tea. :)

[jessamike]

Jackie, no.....just no......

[doctorwhofantardis]

best moment in any of tennant's stories. I'm glad Sarah is in it, she's back in the tardis after a long, long time (apart from one time..)

[ezmerelda221]

@Telpy That's the ood, the song is called "Song of Freedom"

[FunFlirtyFlute]

i swear, the first time I saw this when the music was playing and they were flying home.....I cried!

[troymarten]

The Tardis defenantly is Over 9000...

[SGTBizarro]

Wilf at 2:30 - 2:35 LOL! :D

[Fluffypear]

This is what I love about Doctor Who, and what got me hooked so fast in the first place. It just makes me smile. It makes me happy, no matter what. It's happy even when it's not happy xP

[mtheadedwally]

Absolutely the most spine tingling, goosebump raising, hair on the back of the neck arousing scene in Dr. Who History!

Love it love it Love it!

[rupertmyprince]

what the soundtrack??

[jhibbitt1]

the entire earth is being towed and all that happens is the livings rooms shake a bit and ppl have to hide under tables come off it, continents would b ripped apart, the ocean would flood everywhere

[KalystoWolf]

@jhibbitt1 while in the real world this is true, in the world of Doctor Who everything is possible (mostly). The Tardis has unimaginable power, maybe the Tardis is doing something so that the Earth doesn't collapse on itself during the tow? You never know. :P

[doctorwhofan081098]

martha kinda ruined it by looking at da cam in 1:31. 2:18 was hecka funny!!!!!!! 

[pafarol]

The music is the best of the entire series.

[CJRodgers]

'No Jacky no... just... stand back...' Just totally ruined his momentum, but was awesome. Gotta love this scene.

[Stompy1]

I would have liked them to finish off by retrieving the moon, which would have surely drifted off somewhere. Hoisted it away from its collision with the Sun or something. But then again I'm a massive geek!

[stad97]

i mean that's just desperately sad, the fact that she can not remember him. Rose leaving in Doomsday and here was sad, but she remembered, and could come back later, but Donna's leaving is just......wow. she can never remember, that's it for her, i mean that's desperate. and then The Doctor, again, is left all alone. He had to leave Rose again, had to wipe Donna's memory, and that's almost reflected, that loss, in that he didn't get another companion for another year, on the TV series.

[stad97]

lol, 2.18. Donna's such a character. funny thing about this episode. you're so happy, The Doctor's so happy, and his Tardis is full of his family, and then they all leave, and Donna looses all traces of him from her memory, and he's left all alone again, and very sad, and we're all sad as well.

[TheDalekslayer]

this was my favorite scene in the history of doctor who and my favorite music

[CRXknight]

the doctor. the man has done the impossible more times then any one can count

[mark07093377]

An equal to the New Zealand Haka for inspiration.

[Telpy]

What moves me most is that the Dr. was unable to save his own world and family. But he is able to do for Earth (his adopted home) what he could not do for Gallifrey, and in some small way make amends for that horrible time and loss. You can almost hear the spirits of the Time Lords singing the Dr. on to his greatest triumph.

[Firellius]

@Telpy That's what some might think. But the song is from elsewhere.

It's an Ood Song, and they sing it when they get released in Planet of the Ood. The Song of Release.

Beautiful. This scene keeps making me smile uncontrollably. ^ ^

[benislikedabomb]

@Telpy The Doctor destroyed Gallifrey for his own reasons, mainly to end the war. It was tragic what he did, and I agree with you, but he had to destroy Gallifrey and time lock it. I started watching Doctor Who with the new series and when I realized they used to go to Gallifrey I watched almost all of the old episodes to see what it was like. It was amazing.

[alonso6300]

@benislikedabomb Not so much to end the war but to stop the Time Lords who wanted to destroy time itself.

[Arthurguy95]

I LOVE that scene.

[Gwiizmo]

Only this series can turn a cheesy scene into a truly awesome epic scene!

[227060]

@Gwiizmo the scene really blurs the line btwn show and reality bcos it comes off as cheesy but really thats just the actors showing their enthusiasm and how much sheer fun they r having doing this and u can't help but smile along with them its beautiful

[nolight66]

I just love it the doctor is excited about getting earth back home and in the middle of his rant he stops just to say "No Jakcie... just.... no. Dont touch anything and stnad back" thats is awesome lol

[bigblue1986]

I think one the best scenes in Dr. Who ever, where everyone comes together and saves the earth. The music composition and the screenplay was perfect and brought me to tears a few times when I first saw it. Dr. Who the best Sci Fi ever created I think.

[aviate0skydom363]

HAHAHA...OMGGG...ok, when donna says..."your doing good jack..i think your the best..." REWIND a bit back and see what action hes doing =P

[DALEK2626]

Fantastic camera angles, acting and music. What more could you ask for?

[227060]

Truly iconic scene for a sci fi show as well as the show in its entire 40 yr history. U can really tell that the cast had fun filming this. I don't know why some ppl don't like Journey's End its an amazing finale

[Annetje99]

Murray Gold copied "Conquest of Paradise" from Vangelis for this "Song of Freedom"!

[jaredofmo]

I listened to the music and it's not the same without the dialogue and sound effects from the episode, and prolly not the video either, making this truly a visual and audio delight. XD

[willocat]

This is one of my favorite scenes in David Tennant's reign as the Doctor because of this song - it's so full of hope and joy. Makes you want to smile and cry.

[Hoffasgrave]

I totally agree :)

such a great scene

[MrSpacecrazy2010]

Fantastic!!! The best scenes and music out all the new Dr Who seasons so far...not to mention how the Tardis should be flown.... by meer Humans oh and a couple of Time Lords...Absolute emotional rollercoaster....perfection

[RedheadDane]

Love this!

And also love the little detail that Luke, Gwen and Ianto seem to be really enjoying the ride (they know what's going on) while Wilf, Silvia and Francine are terrified!

[JessFu89]

"No Jacki not you. No..Dont touch anything." Thats the best!^^

[2ndCorpsAnv]

Might not have been the best episode of season four (Though it's still a great one), this scene if my favorite from the season, just because of the fact that almost everybody we've come to love in the new show, the Doctor's extended family, is helping to fly the Tardis. A moment that I think every fan can enjoy, even if it is a tad cheezy, but not much.

My favorite episode this season was "Fires of Pompeii." Can't help it, I'm a big history buff.

God bless!

[B3ccaS33l3y]

jsut sayin ive been to pompeii

[DaleksvsMaster]

Really? Never really liked that episode, Turn left/Midnight/The Stolen earth are my favs.

[227060]

@2ndCorpsAnv I agree. This bit was cheesy. guess what. ALOT of Dr Who is and was, yeah even the classic series. It kind of has to be to an extent in a weird way. I think it was the best finale yet. Yes in terms of story deph and all that it wasn't the best as a single ep but it was part of a 2 or 3 parter AND it it was what a finale should b tying up looses ends and just being epic and thats exactly what it was. Brilliant ep for a brilliant series and brialliant show all round

[paigematthews06]

@2ndCorpsAnv I love "Fires of Pompeii", too. It was an awesome episode. And I love history. =)

[wallflowerinabox]

Ahh, that was so cheesy BUT SO AWESOME.

[foreverkate]

Haha, I know.

The extent of my geekiness is that a video like this reaffirms my faith in everything! ^_^

[urhmenono]

its so good i embeded it on my site hope you dont mind

tmw its dr whos 45 bday  go dr who! ! !

[npcs]

this bit was too cheesy :/

THe music is called "Song of Freedom", which will be released next week!

[Stuartdouglas19]

Slightly cheesy. yes

But done brilliantly

[mrcheesemunch]

thers no way you can guarentee that no1 died wen they moved th earth lol

[Edblue15]

love it :D

so happy :D

[kev241]

"The music played in this section is a new arrangement of the 'song of the ood' composed by Murray Gold. Although this is not available to buy on cd yet the previous series have been released and it would be very likely that this would be the case with this series. However in previous series the release of the cd has waited to include music from the Christmas special." Many thanks to the BBC National Orchestra For Wales for the info listed above.

[kev241]

What is this music and who is it by?... it's brilliant. No other word for it

[foreverkate]

Song of Freedom - Murray Gold. It's on the series 4 OST.

[studioworksplc]

THIS BIT IS GREAT!

[madgirl132]

Love this scene!!