You see the Doctor is a monster who decided to be good. When he´s angry that´s being kind but when he´s calm and calculating he´s truly terrifying. Because he´s past yelling.
Waters of Mars was the scariest episode for me; when The Doctor snaps at the end and proclaims himself Timelord Victorious. I immediately remembered this scene and realized The Doctor could very easily be the biggest threat to the universe, if he's ever pushed to the point of no return.
I know everyone is talking about the doctor, but those two episodes with the family of blood were awesome. I hardly even recognize Son of Mine from the Robing Hood series. Everyone in those episodes were fantastic.
Probably the most epic speech from Doctor Who. That or during the Christmas Special where the man asks "who the hell are you?" and he basically bitch slaps the guy.
The Fury of a Timelord... Rage that does not come out in screaming, just the incapacity to stop killing those who hurt you, or the people around you...
Seven might get a reputation as being mean or cruel dude to his rather cold nature, but Ten is by far the nastiest doctor. He doesn't even get angry. Your safe when he's angry because he's only going to yell at you. It's when he gets calm, such as The Family of Blood or the Racnoss, that you have to worry because he's past yelling. He's come up with something much, much worse than death for you then, and, unlike, 11 he won't explain for you. That's one of the things I liked a lot about him.
@luedog4life Lets make that statement politically correct; "When he ran from the Family of Blood, he was showing them mercy, saving them from his rage. When they continued to hunt him, killing innocent people and separating him from his love interest, Joan Redfern, in the process, the Doctor lost his temper and gave each member of the Family of Blood an eternal punishment, fulfilling their wish for immortality in a twisted way" Thought that would be better,
@TheAfroThunder1 This whole episode contained references to Narnia. That kid who looks like Eustace? He's supposed to be CS Lewis during his days at that boarding school. He even fought in the war.
That, I believe, is the scariest thing about the Doctor. He doesn't yell. He doesn't scream. He offers you a choice - 'leave or die'. Those are your options. And sometimes, when the moon is shining and the breeze is right, you leave and he lets you alone. But most of the time...most of the time you choose wrong and those eyes burn like a thousand dying stars. That is the fury of a Time Lord. A man that could end you a second, in the blink of an eye. And chooses not to.
personally, david tennant is my favorite doctor, but he is a little crazy (good crazy). matt smith was isnt as deep with rage and emotion as 10. 11 is more "i'm gonna finish this now if you dont surrender in 2 seconds", but he has this quirkiness about him. 10 is more of a fast talker and rambler though(crazy)
David Tennant's range of emotion is mind blowing. He can give you cold fury, which in my view is much more frightening than full-on rage, with one glance.
I think this is why I like David Tennant more than Matt Smith. The spectrum of emotion he can portray is amazing. Which I think is the best for the Doctor. Shows he is "fallible" so to speak, but even the best men can do the worst things if/when necessary, but he is not cruel. He does give people chances to straighten up before he lays down his justice. Like a Sci-fi Batman with a time machine.
If the Doctor gives you an oppertunity to walk away or surrender YOU HAD BETTER DAMN WELL TAKE IT. You have been warned. Demons Run when a Good Man goes to War indeed.
Even the most dangerous race, the Daleks fear him....They were engineered to be above emotions, even fear, yet you show them the doctor and they will show you that even they know what he is capable of
the Doctor has always had intense horror and anger inside him... when he regenerated intgo the 6th Doctor, he hid from Peri because he was afraid of killing her... and ever since the Time War, its intensified... 9 was angry, 10 was terrifyingly unforgiving, and 11 has a short temper
if you look back even further, the first doctor was often even more cold and ruthless than the master in getting the job done. it was only his human companions who taught him about mercy and compassion later on.
even the other doctors are a little afraid of him.
Everyone always talks about Matt as the Doctor, and how merciless he is, and how harsh he is. But, if you go back... Honestly... David as the Doctor had his moments, just moments, where he had more fury than Ive seen any of the Doctors have. Including Matt.
Eleventh is crueler, seven is crueler, ten is crueler... the DOCTOR, at his heart, is cruel. A cold, vindictive, selfish and vain man who wants to be worshiped by the 'pets' that he collects across time and space... that he tries to be MORE than that, that he tries to be BETTER than that (no matter WHAT incarnation) is what defines him.
His desire, at the core, to be a good man is what MAKES him the Doctor... sometimes he fails, sometimes he's mortal and makes mistakes...
@2Scribble i agree with what you say, except to me this is justified, not cruel. cruelty was letting him have a life filled with love, family and security instead of flitting from one quest to another (much as he likes it), and then taking it away from him.
@2Scribble harsh summation. a little vain, a little needy, desperately tries not to love, but always succumbs to the feeling of love. almost never compromises except for love, strong, vital, knowledgable, resolute in the face of evil, yet always seeks to avoid killing, if possible. lives for adventure and wants to be at the heart of things.
Except that there's a part of him, some small part, that doesn't desire to be a good man. There have been two glimpses, well one glimpse and one full blown view, of that part of him, The Dreamlord and The Valeyard, respectively. One is now in his past, another is (in) his future.
I love the darkness of the 10th doctor. he's brilliant, hilarious, mostly chipper but on a moment's notice he can just... not snap, exactly, but change. his 'one warning' theory is unique among protagonists, and he's sometimes commented on how he used to have so much mercy... He also shows his loneliness, his not being able to stay with anyone forever, having to always move on while others grow old and die. In this way he's the darkest doctor,in that he has this inside but doesn't always show it
@Blueskysummer7 I disagree the last doctor or number 8 was way more brutal before Rose showed and slowly changed him. I'm use to the doctor doing worse. It's the 10th doctor that I had to get use to. Plp rlt dnt know how easy he took it on his foes. And number 11 seems to have the perfect balance between his peace mode and war mode.
@XxHyoga87xX The 11th is showing some behaviors I don't think the 10th ever did. He made an entire race into murderers. He gave Rory an impossible choice. And he invaded and destroyed multiple fleets of ships. The 10th had fury, but the 11th is vindictive in his actions.
@HSIRES3 Your gonna have give me more detail on what your talkin about you lost me. Anyway, anything 11th did was never personal. 10th it was personal. 9th it was purposly brutal. 11th is like I tried to do things the peaceful way, now you either work with me or you have to go. He's not lettin plp build up and do more harm than they did the last time anymore. 9th would kill you on the spot,10th was too patience, 11th is just right.
@XxHyoga87xX Not at all. When 9 was faced with an entire fleet of Daleks poised to destroy the human race, he had the option of killing them all and half of the earth. In the end, he couldn't do it. He just couldn't commit genocide. 10 is forced to destroy groups at a time (like the volcano people) and is torn apart by it despite knowing history commanded it. 11 on the other hand manipulates the silence, turns all of humanity into genocidal maniacs against them, and is almost happy about it.
@XxHyoga87xX i haven't seen the 8th doctor yet, I'm actually starting with the 10th doctor and once I catch up I'll go back and watch previous seasons. I've never seen any protagonist played quite like the Doctor, I can't wait to see how he's acted in the past or how he will act in the future.
Half of what makes the doctor great, at least in my book, is the plurality of his character. He could be funny and quirky one moment but darkly serious the next. He can show kindness to his foes but then, without a moments notice deal to them a vengeful fury. He goes on railing against killing and murder, knowing that he himself is responsible for the death of billions. Is he the good guy or is he just not as bad as the others? The doctor is a brilliant character, I hope he stays for a while
The little sister one was the one that I truly felt sorry for. Maybe it was because she was trapped in a mirror. Maybe cause she looked like a child. I dont know
@trevadetrev they tried to kill him and take his power so that they could live forever, he eventually turned human temporarily and hid in an english village in the early 1900's, but they eventually found him and attacked the entire village, once he was restored to timelord form he blew up there ship and then this happened
Every time the Doctor looks at the screen in this, I can't help but squeal. The 10th Doctor will always be my Doctor. The 11th Doctor is amusing at times but he's missing something. I don't know what it is.
And this is why the Doctor is the most feared being in the Universe. This is why he can turn an army around at the mere mention of his name. All he wanted was to see the universe, but he could never stop himself from defending the underdog.
Eccleston (?), Tennant, and Smith are all way darker than the "classic" Doctors. I can't escape reality anymore.
When they go back to D.C., 1969, the Silence and Nixon, check out the little device on the console of the Tardis, going around counterclockwise. Don't know why, but it looks like 3 figures holding hands: Doctor, Amy, and Rory. Can you guys see it?
@cgoodson2010 The Doctor has always been evil. He's just good at hiding it. Watch the whole series, seriously he is darker than black. The Fourth Doctor blows up a whole f-ing planet for a piece of a key. The 6th Doctor brutal murders 2 security guards in an acid bath. the 7th Doctor Blows up skaro just because he's in a shitty mood. Not to mention "human Nature' was originally about about the 7th Doctor.
@vargulf19 the 9th doctor was angrier and more violent. the 10th doctor was a more refined rage and he kept it in check sometimes. he was a time bomb. the 11th is totally refined and uses his rage skilfully.
I love this side of the Doctor. It show that he isn't just laughs and jokes, which is what makes other aliens fear him 'cause they know what he is capable of.
10th is the best Doctor because he has so many different elements to his character...it makes him more interesting and relatable. He is happy/goofy and then ruthless and terrifying.
@Dracilla112 umm... so is the 11th but i would say the 11th is a bit more darker. Example... at the end of "The eleventhth hour" and the majority of "A good man does to war". Just my opinion though but as for who is best... both are my favorites.
@ShadowsClown72 I don't really get that kinda vibe from the 11th. With 11th I really think he felt like he's doing the right thing and he seemed shocked when they told him what he was doing was kinda evil :/ I know that recently they've been going on about how he brings destruction etc. etc. run away! sorta thing, but maybe its that I remember the 10th's episodes more...and I remember Donna saying: "I think you need someone to stop you." or something along those lines. I can't remember >.<
The best part of the tenth Doctor - bubbly and brilliant and sometimes just utterly terrifying. I always had the impression he was somehow broken - just look at how his regeneration went. Too human somehow...
You see the Doctor is a monster who decided to be good. When he´s angry that´s being kind but when he´s calm and calculating he´s truly terrifying. Because he´s past yelling.
Kryptonian250 2 days ago
Waters of Mars was the scariest episode for me; when The Doctor snaps at the end and proclaims himself Timelord Victorious. I immediately remembered this scene and realized The Doctor could very easily be the biggest threat to the universe, if he's ever pushed to the point of no return.
Zerrin 6 days ago
I know everyone is talking about the doctor, but those two episodes with the family of blood were awesome. I hardly even recognize Son of Mine from the Robing Hood series. Everyone in those episodes were fantastic.
DFTBACleaves 1 week ago
The Son shouldn't have woken the dragon
Vasun05 2 weeks ago
Watching this, you realise exactly why He didn't want 10.5 destroying the Daleks. He had something much better in mind...
daleksvscybermen 2 weeks ago
i think the family of blood should come back
tobythesuperfasttram 2 weeks ago
@tobythesuperfasttram If they did, the point of this scene would be lost.
OzzyMandez 2 weeks ago 3
the family of blood.
misicoligist99 3 weeks ago
okay.. What episode is this??
Oreonmoquin 3 weeks ago
i did not like the 10 doctor but i got to be honest david tennant acting is great in this.
CPTTAYLOR592 3 weeks ago
So the sister joined the Silence? The Mirror Sect?
AtarahDerek 3 weeks ago
Probably the most epic speech from Doctor Who. That or during the Christmas Special where the man asks "who the hell are you?" and he basically bitch slaps the guy.
doctorwhosoccer 4 weeks ago
The Fury of a Timelord... Rage that does not come out in screaming, just the incapacity to stop killing those who hurt you, or the people around you...
AlexTheLastTimelord 1 month ago
Seven might get a reputation as being mean or cruel dude to his rather cold nature, but Ten is by far the nastiest doctor. He doesn't even get angry. Your safe when he's angry because he's only going to yell at you. It's when he gets calm, such as The Family of Blood or the Racnoss, that you have to worry because he's past yelling. He's come up with something much, much worse than death for you then, and, unlike, 11 he won't explain for you. That's one of the things I liked a lot about him.
Linuxgeek3124 1 month ago 32
yo thats fucked up...
luedog4life 1 month ago
@luedog4life Lets make that statement politically correct; "When he ran from the Family of Blood, he was showing them mercy, saving them from his rage. When they continued to hunt him, killing innocent people and separating him from his love interest, Joan Redfern, in the process, the Doctor lost his temper and gave each member of the Family of Blood an eternal punishment, fulfilling their wish for immortality in a twisted way" Thought that would be better,
TheAfroThunder1 1 month ago
@TheAfroThunder1 "All get what they want. They do not always like it." -Aslan
AtarahDerek 3 weeks ago
@AtarahDerek Reference of Narnia... On a Doctor Who video???!!! BURN AT THE STAKE FOR YOUR CRIME!!!!
TheAfroThunder1 3 weeks ago
@TheAfroThunder1 This whole episode contained references to Narnia. That kid who looks like Eustace? He's supposed to be CS Lewis during his days at that boarding school. He even fought in the war.
AtarahDerek 3 weeks ago
@AtarahDerek Fair enough...
TheAfroThunder1 3 weeks ago
I chose to watch Doctor Who scenes on youtube... Best hour of my week by far
zakscott721 1 month ago
What episode is this from?
Roxashater3 1 month ago
@Roxashater3 Family of Blood, the second part to Human nature, in series 3.
hawkeye8880 1 month ago
This moment is possibly one of the most chilling, powerful moments in the series. Hits me every time.
CloverZack 1 month ago 7
I think I remember that episode.
ProjectXA3 1 month ago
the peron who disliked this was a dalek
Spiritflame12 1 month ago 5
@Spiritflame12
Dislike! DISLIKE! DISLIIIIIIKE!
ZanderX21 1 month ago
@ZanderX21 Delete! DELETE! DELETE!!!!!!!
lostsagadragon 1 month ago
Thank you.
anyadasd 1 month ago
Regarding cruelty, read "Dune". The part where Paul has awakened and lived hundreds upon thousands of lives explains "cruelty" rather well.
IMO, it applies to The Doctor and for the same reason.
and it is why the line, "Good men don't need rules" applies so wonderfully!
Leonid3s 1 month ago
The cruelest depiction of be careful what you wish for.
Kryptonian250 2 months ago
ESPECIALLY when that wish involves Doctor Who!
Ryagful 2 months ago
I love the tenth doctor.
itssantisanti 2 months ago in playlist Liked videos
11th isnt crueler...
Solidariusfire 2 months ago
Damn...
Ruach 2 months ago
emm what episode is this on and seasson ?? seen all of it but never this??????
dragoonkng 2 months ago
@dragoonkng season 3. the family of blood.
CPTTAYLOR592 2 months ago
terrifying...
BrilliantlyHermione 2 months ago
i would of labled this vid "dont fuck with the doctor"
MayuriUrahara 2 months ago
I love this!!!
10tardisblue 2 months ago
amazing scene, I loved it.
cherylalison 2 months ago
which episode is this?
grkoslav165 2 months ago
@grkoslav165 This is from the "Family of Blood" episode from season three, a continuation of the episode just before it, which was "Human Nature."
FallenNephilimTeukie 2 months ago
i never thought the doctor could be this harsh...
cheesedoodles11 2 months ago
@cheesedoodles11 same here, and the way he did it silently is the worst part.
BrilliantlyHermione 2 months ago
What I don't get is with all his hatred for the Daleks, he can still show sympathy for that one in Evolution of the Daleks but not for The Family.
Redstar2613 2 months ago
@Redstar2613 Cause one of the Dalek/Human wanted to change.
johnTRAN93 2 months ago
@johnTRAN93 The only one that wanted to change was the only Dalek/Human, the last one left that he showed sympathy for was purely Dalek
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My lonely angel. My infinite savior. My ageless friend. My unforgettable memory. My Doctor.
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That, I believe, is the scariest thing about the Doctor. He doesn't yell. He doesn't scream. He offers you a choice - 'leave or die'. Those are your options. And sometimes, when the moon is shining and the breeze is right, you leave and he lets you alone. But most of the time...most of the time you choose wrong and those eyes burn like a thousand dying stars. That is the fury of a Time Lord. A man that could end you a second, in the blink of an eye. And chooses not to.
XxXfiredancerXxX 3 months ago 98
@XxXfiredancerXxX just imagine if the choices where death or poontah.
wikinfei 2 months ago
The anger of a good man is not a problem. Good men have too many rules. It is the FURY of a good man that is a problem.
kaizoisevil 3 months ago
The guy who played Bains or Baits or whatever his name (The son) was BRILLIANT.
Human Nature and Family of Blood are right up there with The Empty Child.
NeptuneMS385 3 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
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RTD wanted him to be the next doctor actually.
GetterRay 2 months ago
@GetterRay Eh, I can kinda see him more as the Master.
NeptuneMS385 2 months ago
THE ONE VOTE IS INFERIOR! EXTORTIONATE!
masterdobyoby 3 months ago
screw with the doctor, and you'll definetely regret it for all eternity
ClawSlasher1 3 months ago
personally, david tennant is my favorite doctor, but he is a little crazy (good crazy). matt smith was isnt as deep with rage and emotion as 10. 11 is more "i'm gonna finish this now if you dont surrender in 2 seconds", but he has this quirkiness about him. 10 is more of a fast talker and rambler though(crazy)
tahu2247 3 months ago 3
David Tennant's range of emotion is mind blowing. He can give you cold fury, which in my view is much more frightening than full-on rage, with one glance.
thisiseman 3 months ago
That's the worst scene of Doctor who.
toffeechaton 3 months ago
I think this is why I like David Tennant more than Matt Smith. The spectrum of emotion he can portray is amazing. Which I think is the best for the Doctor. Shows he is "fallible" so to speak, but even the best men can do the worst things if/when necessary, but he is not cruel. He does give people chances to straighten up before he lays down his justice. Like a Sci-fi Batman with a time machine.
JamesSCassidy 3 months ago
@smallville160 The Doctor has what is called "Plot Armour". 60 years of established canon isn't going to get him killed off.
SinDawg030 3 months ago
And I must scream.
keinve2 3 months ago
"Good men don't need rules, today is not the day to find out why I have so many."
bandgeek9723 4 months ago 104
@bandgeek9723
You've got to tell me which episode is that from.
Please
anyadasd 1 month ago
@anyadasd season3,episod10(Family of blood)
klaracat1 1 month ago
@anyadasd
The "Good men don't need rules" line is from the Episode "A Good Man Goes to War", said by The Doctor to the basically the season's Big Bad.
Dracoa79 1 month ago
@bandgeek9723 WRONG!!! THAT'S MATT!!! YOU MUST BE BURNED AT THE STAKE FOR THIS CRIME!!!! YOU WILL BE EXTERMINATED!!!
TheAfroThunder1 4 weeks ago
He's been getting steadily darker since 5th.
The Valeyard comes...
tannim111 4 months ago 3
That's terrifying. Brilliant, too.
PianoWizzy 4 months ago
If the Doctor gives you an oppertunity to walk away or surrender YOU HAD BETTER DAMN WELL TAKE IT. You have been warned. Demons Run when a Good Man goes to War indeed.
SinDawg030 4 months ago 5
The First, Seventh and Tenth reincarnations were pretty scary. Eleven has a temper but is not vindictive.
gatocat111 4 months ago
Even the most dangerous race, the Daleks fear him....They were engineered to be above emotions, even fear, yet you show them the doctor and they will show you that even they know what he is capable of
TheMultiForge 4 months ago 4
The fury of the Timelord. David pegged it spot on.
SingerOfTheShadows1 4 months ago 4
this video is a note to ANYONE who ***ks with the Doctor.
deathshadow2492 4 months ago 2
the Doctor has always had intense horror and anger inside him... when he regenerated intgo the 6th Doctor, he hid from Peri because he was afraid of killing her... and ever since the Time War, its intensified... 9 was angry, 10 was terrifyingly unforgiving, and 11 has a short temper
SluggieProductions 4 months ago 2
if you look back even further, the first doctor was often even more cold and ruthless than the master in getting the job done. it was only his human companions who taught him about mercy and compassion later on.
even the other doctors are a little afraid of him.
thanqualthehighseer 4 months ago
the valeyard is a nothing compared to this.
tmmle7 4 months ago
The first time "He was being kind" played, I heard "he was being kiiiiind"
gir42399 4 months ago
Everyone always talks about Matt as the Doctor, and how merciless he is, and how harsh he is. But, if you go back... Honestly... David as the Doctor had his moments, just moments, where he had more fury than Ive seen any of the Doctors have. Including Matt.
EmbryzImprint 4 months ago
if you see it on that side I don't want to live forever.....thumbs up if you agree
3333ton 4 months ago
10th doctor is best doctor
Spiritplumber 4 months ago 2
Eleventh is crueler, seven is crueler, ten is crueler... the DOCTOR, at his heart, is cruel. A cold, vindictive, selfish and vain man who wants to be worshiped by the 'pets' that he collects across time and space... that he tries to be MORE than that, that he tries to be BETTER than that (no matter WHAT incarnation) is what defines him.
His desire, at the core, to be a good man is what MAKES him the Doctor... sometimes he fails, sometimes he's mortal and makes mistakes...
but don't we all?
2Scribble 4 months ago 213
@2Scribble And with 11, he just tells you to run. Usually away from him. But can you run fast enough? lol
dd4rri3n 3 months ago
@2Scribble i agree with what you say, except to me this is justified, not cruel. cruelty was letting him have a life filled with love, family and security instead of flitting from one quest to another (much as he likes it), and then taking it away from him.
BWS891 3 months ago
@2Scribble harsh summation. a little vain, a little needy, desperately tries not to love, but always succumbs to the feeling of love. almost never compromises except for love, strong, vital, knowledgable, resolute in the face of evil, yet always seeks to avoid killing, if possible. lives for adventure and wants to be at the heart of things.
UpstairsMaid 2 months ago
@2Scribble How is Eleven cruel??
princessthyemis 2 months ago
@princessthyemis Have you seen a good man goes to war
RhodriFalcon35 2 months ago
@RhodriFalcon35 Yes...
princessthyemis 2 months ago
@2Scribble
Except that there's a part of him, some small part, that doesn't desire to be a good man. There have been two glimpses, well one glimpse and one full blown view, of that part of him, The Dreamlord and The Valeyard, respectively. One is now in his past, another is (in) his future.
Dracoa79 1 month ago
@2Scribble And he never denies it, he never says he's not cruel
AnthroTsuneon 1 month ago
I do occasionally enjoy the more Dramatic moments of Dr.Who, but i am glad Moffat isn't quite as doom and gloom all the time.
LORDUnLuCkY13 4 months ago
its times like these where you realize exactly why everyone in the universe fears the On-Rushing Storm.
epyonslegacy 5 months ago
@epyonslegacy Oncoming Storm actually
LORDUnLuCkY13 4 months ago
@LORDUnLuCkY13 i feel like ive heard it said both ways.... eh whatever Onrushing or Oncoming either way its badass
epyonslegacy 4 months ago
Harry Llyod doesn't get enough credit for this scene. RTD even wanted him to be the next Doctor after Tennant.
GetterRay 5 months ago
Vindictive bitch :L
Alexplus20 5 months ago
loved this clip, i remember seeing it on the show..still got goosebumps watching it now even =P
FaolchuAonarach 5 months ago
Viserys became a scarecrow, lol
xservintage 5 months ago
I love the darkness of the 10th doctor. he's brilliant, hilarious, mostly chipper but on a moment's notice he can just... not snap, exactly, but change. his 'one warning' theory is unique among protagonists, and he's sometimes commented on how he used to have so much mercy... He also shows his loneliness, his not being able to stay with anyone forever, having to always move on while others grow old and die. In this way he's the darkest doctor,in that he has this inside but doesn't always show it
Blueskysummer7 5 months ago 103
@Blueskysummer7 I disagree the last doctor or number 8 was way more brutal before Rose showed and slowly changed him. I'm use to the doctor doing worse. It's the 10th doctor that I had to get use to. Plp rlt dnt know how easy he took it on his foes. And number 11 seems to have the perfect balance between his peace mode and war mode.
XxHyoga87xX 5 months ago
@XxHyoga87xX The 11th is showing some behaviors I don't think the 10th ever did. He made an entire race into murderers. He gave Rory an impossible choice. And he invaded and destroyed multiple fleets of ships. The 10th had fury, but the 11th is vindictive in his actions.
HSIRES3 5 months ago
@HSIRES3 Your gonna have give me more detail on what your talkin about you lost me. Anyway, anything 11th did was never personal. 10th it was personal. 9th it was purposly brutal. 11th is like I tried to do things the peaceful way, now you either work with me or you have to go. He's not lettin plp build up and do more harm than they did the last time anymore. 9th would kill you on the spot,10th was too patience, 11th is just right.
XxHyoga87xX 5 months ago
@XxHyoga87xX Not at all. When 9 was faced with an entire fleet of Daleks poised to destroy the human race, he had the option of killing them all and half of the earth. In the end, he couldn't do it. He just couldn't commit genocide. 10 is forced to destroy groups at a time (like the volcano people) and is torn apart by it despite knowing history commanded it. 11 on the other hand manipulates the silence, turns all of humanity into genocidal maniacs against them, and is almost happy about it.
rpottage 4 months ago
@XxHyoga87xX i haven't seen the 8th doctor yet, I'm actually starting with the 10th doctor and once I catch up I'll go back and watch previous seasons. I've never seen any protagonist played quite like the Doctor, I can't wait to see how he's acted in the past or how he will act in the future.
Blueskysummer7 4 months ago
Half of what makes the doctor great, at least in my book, is the plurality of his character. He could be funny and quirky one moment but darkly serious the next. He can show kindness to his foes but then, without a moments notice deal to them a vengeful fury. He goes on railing against killing and murder, knowing that he himself is responsible for the death of billions. Is he the good guy or is he just not as bad as the others? The doctor is a brilliant character, I hope he stays for a while
bromixsr 5 months ago 2
THIS WAS EPIC! That is the great thing about David Tennant, he could be funny when he wanted to be, and serious when he NEEDED to be.
DON'T GET ME WRONG THOUGH- I REALLY LIKE MATT SMITH!
Liveactionfromcody 5 months ago
Which episode was this?
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KwillkQ 5 months ago
@KwillkQ season 3, episode 9: "the family of blood (2)"
irondrax 5 months ago
@germanchap not to sound selfish but I'll have them if your offering :)
uwillnothavethisname 5 months ago
I love all of Doctor Who, great series. But this one will remain my personal favorite.
Mrowrawr 5 months ago
The little sister one was the one that I truly felt sorry for. Maybe it was because she was trapped in a mirror. Maybe cause she looked like a child. I dont know
xX99SilentShadowsXx 5 months ago
TENTH DOCTOR FOR ALL TIME.
itssantisanti 5 months ago
Beautiful. Well, now I have a 100% in my drama class for this monologue.
BeginnerGuitarMan 5 months ago
he is the scariest being in that series... followed closely by the weeping angels.
shaker154 5 months ago 3
What did they do to piss him off so bad?
trevadetrev 5 months ago
@trevadetrev they tried to kill him and take his power so that they could live forever, he eventually turned human temporarily and hid in an english village in the early 1900's, but they eventually found him and attacked the entire village, once he was restored to timelord form he blew up there ship and then this happened
45678ret 5 months ago 2
The doctor doesn't fuck around.
OlirockCP 5 months ago
That's why you don't mess with a time lord.
chasingthewind33 6 months ago
The man who never would, ladies and gentlemen.
Randomvids243 6 months ago
@Randomvids243 I wish I could Thumbs up this twice XD no make it 100 times. this was an EPIC call.
germanchap 6 months ago
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Randomvids243 6 months ago
Every time the Doctor looks at the screen in this, I can't help but squeal. The 10th Doctor will always be my Doctor. The 11th Doctor is amusing at times but he's missing something. I don't know what it is.
phoebechan192 6 months ago
And this is why the Doctor is the most feared being in the Universe. This is why he can turn an army around at the mere mention of his name. All he wanted was to see the universe, but he could never stop himself from defending the underdog.
blackking1 6 months ago 4
The picture is backward
slightlyinsaneFTW 6 months ago
@slightlyinsaneFTW your face is backwards.
SakarianOutcast 6 months ago 4
i am literally freaking out right now !!!
qaresel 6 months ago
The 10th Doctor is the best one
nikolaushos 6 months ago
the doctors wearing a bowtie , bowties are cool
MrFunbot2010 6 months ago
What's going to happen when someone tries to move that scarecrow?
Floovf 6 months ago 2
@Floovf That's what I was thinking.. they're going to get a massive shock. :P
froggyman218 6 months ago
@Floovf You misunderstanding what he did. He did not just put his body into that one scarecrow.
He rip out the guys soul and trap him in every scarecrow.
nisteven 3 months ago
This scene blows me away everytime. Tennant is brilliant, but the narration is the thing that gets me.
Fizzypop81996 6 months ago 5
Eccleston (?), Tennant, and Smith are all way darker than the "classic" Doctors. I can't escape reality anymore.
When they go back to D.C., 1969, the Silence and Nixon, check out the little device on the console of the Tardis, going around counterclockwise. Don't know why, but it looks like 3 figures holding hands: Doctor, Amy, and Rory. Can you guys see it?
cgoodson2010 6 months ago
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@cgoodson2010 The Doctor has always been evil. He's just good at hiding it. Watch the whole series, seriously he is darker than black. The Fourth Doctor blows up a whole f-ing planet for a piece of a key. The 6th Doctor brutal murders 2 security guards in an acid bath. the 7th Doctor Blows up skaro just because he's in a shitty mood. Not to mention "human Nature' was originally about about the 7th Doctor.
germanchap 6 months ago
You're all wrong the 9th Doctor was the darkest (out of the new series)
vargulf19 6 months ago
@vargulf19 the 9th doctor was angrier and more violent. the 10th doctor was a more refined rage and he kept it in check sometimes. he was a time bomb. the 11th is totally refined and uses his rage skilfully.
dixiedixie447 6 months ago 3
Thanks!!
cgoodson2010 6 months ago
I'm just catching up with Drs. 9,10, and 11. (Quit watching after Peter Davidson.) So I'm confused. What do you mean by Voldemort and all?
cgoodson2010 6 months ago
@cgoodson2010
They're referring to the actor (the one suspended in time). He was Voldermort's younger self in the Harry Potter movies.
Bearslittlewhisper 6 months ago
Which Voldemort are we talking about, Chamber of Secrets it's not the same guy.
beesly01 7 months ago
sacrificing a village of innocent people to save monsters is not kind
a1wood 7 months ago
@a1wood He did not sacrifice them, he thought they would not be able to find that place, if he became human.
Sadly they did and his plan went wrong.
nisteven 3 months ago
The Doctor may have a long fuse but that fuse is still attached to a bomb.
Blasted2Oblivion 7 months ago 6
Dear Doctor Who: Please do this to the Cullen family so that we may be spared more Twilight books.
Spiritplumber 7 months ago 22
Thats insanely scary
wvboarder2005 7 months ago
OH MY GOD LORD VOLDEMORT AS A BOOOOYYYY
yes. it took me this long to realize.
yawnz67 7 months ago
@yawnz67 Oh my god, all this time i was like "where the F*** do i know this guy from and you opened my eyes. Thank you very much XD
Wolfscat333 7 months ago
@BADWOLFRYAN1 He didn't regenerate because of the tea. He awoke from post regeneration sleep because of the tea.
DrMalHarkness 7 months ago
@Kwinnky 11 isnt harsh?
Hawandy456 7 months ago
@Kwinnky like the narrator said. he was being kind. they wanted to live forever... he made it so.
365cutiepie 7 months ago
@365cutiepie No the narrator said he was being kind when he hide from them.
Then he went on saying the fury of a time lord, so no your mistaken
nisteven 3 months ago
the doctor is like sherlock holmes/james bond the most dangerous man in the universe.
doctorw2 8 months ago
I love this side of the Doctor. It show that he isn't just laughs and jokes, which is what makes other aliens fear him 'cause they know what he is capable of.
ryukthekid 8 months ago 7
@Kwinnky He gave them many chnces though... 11 wouldn't have
Frankiebug21 8 months ago
@Frankiebug21 True. You have to wonder if that's a good thing or a bad thing though...
SuperGoliath89 8 months ago
all haters got pwned by timelords fury
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MzS7 9 months ago 5
10th is the best Doctor because he has so many different elements to his character...it makes him more interesting and relatable. He is happy/goofy and then ruthless and terrifying.
Dracilla112 9 months ago 3
@Dracilla112 umm... so is the 11th but i would say the 11th is a bit more darker. Example... at the end of "The eleventhth hour" and the majority of "A good man does to war". Just my opinion though but as for who is best... both are my favorites.
ShadowsClown72 8 months ago
@ShadowsClown72 I don't really get that kinda vibe from the 11th. With 11th I really think he felt like he's doing the right thing and he seemed shocked when they told him what he was doing was kinda evil :/ I know that recently they've been going on about how he brings destruction etc. etc. run away! sorta thing, but maybe its that I remember the 10th's episodes more...and I remember Donna saying: "I think you need someone to stop you." or something along those lines. I can't remember >.<
Dracilla112 8 months ago
dr who is awsome
ChristofferCrayola 9 months ago
my absolute fave scene in my absolute fave David episode, it intense. :D
TheDoctorwhodunnit 9 months ago
I'd be terrified if I got on his bad side ...
SunriseViewer 9 months ago 2
Am I the only one who thinks the Doctor is a very good analogy for God?
themistocles1991 9 months ago 6
@themistocles1991 all powerful, all knowing, and imaginary?
pretty much
MrElmobn 9 months ago 5
@MrElmobn LOL *agree*
Cammy4567 9 months ago
when did he do all this
SonicShadow75 10 months ago
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@SonicShadow75 Watch the two episodes Human Nature and The Family of Blood. This is the end of the story from those two episodes
Walrusaurus 10 months ago
The best part of the tenth Doctor - bubbly and brilliant and sometimes just utterly terrifying. I always had the impression he was somehow broken - just look at how his regeneration went. Too human somehow...
Sanshaino 10 months ago 169