i was watching this because the song is freakin awesome and then i see wallace and grommit and im just like woah...trippy... but seriously, wallace and grommit, Ghostbusters, Indiana Jones, back to the future AND Doctor who in one Youtube clip!?!?!? this nearly overloaded my awesome meter
I see, so somehow the moon managed to remain in its correct location, orbiting absolutely nothing for all the time that the Earth was gone, and resuming its orbit despite the fact that it should have been flung toward the Sun or out of the Solar System on a vector tangential to its current angular momentum at the time of the Earth's disappearance.
@badwolf66 Yeah, the fucking thing accelerated to several hundred million miles per hour in a few seconds, perpendicular to its original direction of travel. Nothing would have survived.
@Supermassively dude....sci-fi, also the thing was moved with Dalek tech and eveything was cool so time lord tech cud probly move it back. U can say the Dr did some random jiggery pockery to sort it out (he does mention the rain as a result of the atmospheric disturbance). Its not like this is the first time the show has pulled a "how the..." moment.
@227060 Good science fiction can still have its jaw-dropping, epic phenomena presented in a way that's actually physically possible and explicable. This is just silly deus ex machina crap due to bad writing.
@227060 Yes, it is bad writing. If you accept ridiculous, unfounded bullshit in your sci-fi, then it's the fault of the writer for creating it, and your fault for not questioning it. There really isn't anything in science fiction that couldn't be done in a scientifically plausible way, but these cheap writers take the easy way out.
@Supermassively Really. ok, Star Wars, the original film, one of the greatest films, let alone pieces of sci-fi, ever made....fire balls in space. doesn't make sense but we accept it. Dr Who, King Louis' mistress was plagued by clockwork robot out of her fire place. Even less plauasable since thats history. Star Trek one of the 3 biggest sci-fi franchises out there: friggin teleportation. doesn't make sense by they make up a scientific thingy to pretend it does and no1 cares....
@227060 half of non sci-fi Tv doesn't make much sense. the whole "why didn't he just tell her this" or the "why did the villaain let them live" scenario. if tv, particularly fantasy and sciience fiction (the key word being fiction) adhered to reality it'd come up against the short falls of reality and frankly not b as fun. Dr Who itself has always had a certain degree of eccentric/ridiculous fun about it.
@227060 That's a common scientific fallacy. They weren't magical fireballs out of nowhere. They were explosions of ships that have an oxygen-rich atmosphere inside. Combustion doesn't occur in space because there is no oxygen. If you ruptured the oxygen tanks on the space shuttle and lit a match in the hold, the shuttle WOULD explode and an outside observer WOULD see a fireball until all of the oxygen burns and becomes too rarefied in the vacuum of space to continue the reaction.
@227060 Star Trek Transporters make perfect sense. We may not have the technology now, but it's explained perfectly in the canon, and scientists have already carried out real world experiments that follow the same concept. Look up Quantum Entanglement. There have already been Entanglement experiments that work the same way as the Transporters are explained on Star Trek. THAT is called good writing. They can do something fantastic and amazing, yet do it realistically.
@Supermassively I concede to the Star Wars/Trek logic i hadn't thought of that. Nevertheless if a show has established the limits or the way its science works and an event happens within those parametres, as it does here than its fair enough. This is a show in which time travel in all honesty doesn't really make sense the way we conceive it, what with the web of time reordering itself and stuff. With that, and other instances in the shows history in mind, it can pull something like this
@227060 Time travel has a scientific basis as well, and is considered by most physicists to be possible, even though it's unlikely we'll ever have the power generation capabilities as it would take something like the energy output of a star to accomplish. The science is concrete and established, even if we may never achieve it.
@Supermassively Yes i know (altho the notion of travel back in time is more difficult and less likely) what i meant was within the tv show Dr Who time travel doesn't exactly work the way science in the real world ascribes it to work otherwise paradoxes which would rip the universe apart by all means would transpire but within the show its established time travle works differently and in a manner which only time lrods and time sensatives only really understand
@227060 Star Trek was successful because its science was fantastic and amazing yet founded in reality. There really isn't anything in it that can't be explained with science, so it gives people hope that such innovations will be a reality someday. When you have writers like Doctor Who's, who make no effort to give the writing a realistic foundation, despite the fact that realism doesn't mean it won't be exciting and amazing, then all you have is weak writing.
@227060 I enjoy Doctor Who a lot, but it's because I know to shut off my brain and just be entertained by the shiny objects and blinky lights. The writing is so unscientific that if you tried to connect anything in the show to science, you'd have to suspend your disbelief so much that your mind would become so open that your brain falls out of your head. The show would be far more intriguing if every time I decided to think while watching it, I wouldn't be constantly assailed by bad science.
@Supermassively well....then i don't really understand why we are arguing. i agree Dr Who has bad science, but that doesn't make it a bad show. u say u enjoy it. i say i enjoy it. theres SOME sound science in there a little and some underthe scope messages about science politics and other topics, eg the Daleks are fascists who become monsters due to nuclear war and immoral genetic engineering, and in modern times have also adoted religious zealotism. however, the show isn't about the science
@227060 shouldn't we just enjoy the adventure, since, travelling and adventure is what the show is basically about, whereas Star Trek was about adventurebut in a differnt sort of way, it was on a mission and it was a show made in the space race which kinda pointed the a future we could possibly achieve (altho with NASA's recent developments we might not be the ones actuallly in space exploring). Equally Dr Who and other sci-fis we're conceived in the euthoria (sp?) of the space race
@tinybesto Murray Gold Composed the music and the song is called "Song of Freedom" its on the Series 4 original soundtrack tho im sure u could find the individual track on Youtube or somewhere else if u just typed that in :)
@BabelColorApprentice Which bit? the footage of an earthquake-damaged bridge, or that of the controlled demolition of a building no more than 20 stories high?
pretty much sums up how bloody ridiculous the whole Russel T. Davies/David Tennant run was. Hilarious stuff, loved the addition of Wallace and the Ghostbusters!
So I thought I would sit here and watch this cool scene from Doctor Who when all of a sudden there is all this extra crap inserted into it. How stupid.
hey randommusicfun thanbk you for putting up river songs sacrifice( isolated music) on youtube its the gratest peice of music i ever heard! thanx a buch!
You know, I love this scene as it is in the show -- I just get so sucked up in the joy of it -- but this video brightened my day no end. Cheers for that. ^_^
It's from a bit on the discovery channel. It was a "What if humans disappeared?" thing. That's apparently what's going to happen to the Eiffel Tower almost a thousand years after humans no longer inhabit the Earth
lol indiana jones at 1:00 with the nazi
spookycats12 2 weeks ago 2
I thought the moon was going to crash into Earth XD
TELGTheDoctor 2 weeks ago
0:38 completely fucking lost it from here to the end of the video
NuVanDibe 1 month ago
Did anyone notice footage from A Grand Day Out?
bluetennant1998 1 month ago
my thoughts exactly when i saw that scene, besides the fact that the doctor was towing the earth across the dawn of war loading screen :))
CristianApostol 1 month ago
Brilliant.
DuvessaRaven 2 months ago
You can see the moon at the end of the video like "Oh your back...what took you so long."
artificalstupididity 2 months ago 4
i was watching this because the song is freakin awesome and then i see wallace and grommit and im just like woah...trippy... but seriously, wallace and grommit, Ghostbusters, Indiana Jones, back to the future AND Doctor who in one Youtube clip!?!?!? this nearly overloaded my awesome meter
TheMachinegunkitteh 2 months ago
should have harry potter on the knight bus
Pliknotjumbo 3 months ago
weird how people have problem with this but not with the entire earth healing the doctor with belief at the end of series 3. lol
theAngryscotman 4 months ago
@theAngryscotman Waitwaitwait. People DIDN'T have a problem with Tinkerbell Jesus Doctor?
WackdProductions 2 months ago
@WackdProductions well they probably do I just haven't herd of it lol
theAngryscotman 2 months ago
@theAngryscotman There's been massive backlash to it from what I've seen on the Internet.
WackdProductions 1 month ago
@WackdProductions not surprising.
theAngryscotman 1 month ago
1:13 LOL thats why Doc Brown fell
markleycrew2009 4 months ago
aaw, I was gonna do this. Good thing I checked first :p very well done
herminbean 8 months ago
I see, so somehow the moon managed to remain in its correct location, orbiting absolutely nothing for all the time that the Earth was gone, and resuming its orbit despite the fact that it should have been flung toward the Sun or out of the Solar System on a vector tangential to its current angular momentum at the time of the Earth's disappearance.
Supermassively 8 months ago
He did more damage then the daleks did in their invasion.
badwolf66 8 months ago
@badwolf66 Yeah, the fucking thing accelerated to several hundred million miles per hour in a few seconds, perpendicular to its original direction of travel. Nothing would have survived.
Supermassively 8 months ago
@Supermassively dude....sci-fi, also the thing was moved with Dalek tech and eveything was cool so time lord tech cud probly move it back. U can say the Dr did some random jiggery pockery to sort it out (he does mention the rain as a result of the atmospheric disturbance). Its not like this is the first time the show has pulled a "how the..." moment.
227060 8 months ago
@227060 So that's your excuse for bad writing, huh?
Supermassively 8 months ago
@227060 Good science fiction can still have its jaw-dropping, epic phenomena presented in a way that's actually physically possible and explicable. This is just silly deus ex machina crap due to bad writing.
Supermassively 8 months ago
@Supermassively its not bad writing. there are crazier things in sci-fi which simply don't make sense but we accept them.
227060 8 months ago
@227060 Yes, it is bad writing. If you accept ridiculous, unfounded bullshit in your sci-fi, then it's the fault of the writer for creating it, and your fault for not questioning it. There really isn't anything in science fiction that couldn't be done in a scientifically plausible way, but these cheap writers take the easy way out.
Supermassively 8 months ago
@Supermassively Really. ok, Star Wars, the original film, one of the greatest films, let alone pieces of sci-fi, ever made....fire balls in space. doesn't make sense but we accept it. Dr Who, King Louis' mistress was plagued by clockwork robot out of her fire place. Even less plauasable since thats history. Star Trek one of the 3 biggest sci-fi franchises out there: friggin teleportation. doesn't make sense by they make up a scientific thingy to pretend it does and no1 cares....
227060 8 months ago
@227060 half of non sci-fi Tv doesn't make much sense. the whole "why didn't he just tell her this" or the "why did the villaain let them live" scenario. if tv, particularly fantasy and sciience fiction (the key word being fiction) adhered to reality it'd come up against the short falls of reality and frankly not b as fun. Dr Who itself has always had a certain degree of eccentric/ridiculous fun about it.
227060 8 months ago
@227060 That's a common scientific fallacy. They weren't magical fireballs out of nowhere. They were explosions of ships that have an oxygen-rich atmosphere inside. Combustion doesn't occur in space because there is no oxygen. If you ruptured the oxygen tanks on the space shuttle and lit a match in the hold, the shuttle WOULD explode and an outside observer WOULD see a fireball until all of the oxygen burns and becomes too rarefied in the vacuum of space to continue the reaction.
Supermassively 8 months ago
@227060 Star Trek Transporters make perfect sense. We may not have the technology now, but it's explained perfectly in the canon, and scientists have already carried out real world experiments that follow the same concept. Look up Quantum Entanglement. There have already been Entanglement experiments that work the same way as the Transporters are explained on Star Trek. THAT is called good writing. They can do something fantastic and amazing, yet do it realistically.
Supermassively 8 months ago
@Supermassively I concede to the Star Wars/Trek logic i hadn't thought of that. Nevertheless if a show has established the limits or the way its science works and an event happens within those parametres, as it does here than its fair enough. This is a show in which time travel in all honesty doesn't really make sense the way we conceive it, what with the web of time reordering itself and stuff. With that, and other instances in the shows history in mind, it can pull something like this
227060 8 months ago
@227060 Time travel has a scientific basis as well, and is considered by most physicists to be possible, even though it's unlikely we'll ever have the power generation capabilities as it would take something like the energy output of a star to accomplish. The science is concrete and established, even if we may never achieve it.
Supermassively 8 months ago
@Supermassively Yes i know (altho the notion of travel back in time is more difficult and less likely) what i meant was within the tv show Dr Who time travel doesn't exactly work the way science in the real world ascribes it to work otherwise paradoxes which would rip the universe apart by all means would transpire but within the show its established time travle works differently and in a manner which only time lrods and time sensatives only really understand
227060 8 months ago
@227060 Star Trek was successful because its science was fantastic and amazing yet founded in reality. There really isn't anything in it that can't be explained with science, so it gives people hope that such innovations will be a reality someday. When you have writers like Doctor Who's, who make no effort to give the writing a realistic foundation, despite the fact that realism doesn't mean it won't be exciting and amazing, then all you have is weak writing.
Supermassively 8 months ago
@227060 I enjoy Doctor Who a lot, but it's because I know to shut off my brain and just be entertained by the shiny objects and blinky lights. The writing is so unscientific that if you tried to connect anything in the show to science, you'd have to suspend your disbelief so much that your mind would become so open that your brain falls out of your head. The show would be far more intriguing if every time I decided to think while watching it, I wouldn't be constantly assailed by bad science.
Supermassively 8 months ago
@Supermassively well....then i don't really understand why we are arguing. i agree Dr Who has bad science, but that doesn't make it a bad show. u say u enjoy it. i say i enjoy it. theres SOME sound science in there a little and some underthe scope messages about science politics and other topics, eg the Daleks are fascists who become monsters due to nuclear war and immoral genetic engineering, and in modern times have also adoted religious zealotism. however, the show isn't about the science
227060 8 months ago
@227060 shouldn't we just enjoy the adventure, since, travelling and adventure is what the show is basically about, whereas Star Trek was about adventurebut in a differnt sort of way, it was on a mission and it was a show made in the space race which kinda pointed the a future we could possibly achieve (altho with NASA's recent developments we might not be the ones actuallly in space exploring). Equally Dr Who and other sci-fis we're conceived in the euthoria (sp?) of the space race
227060 8 months ago
OMG `BTTF?!
BTTFFan11 8 months ago
@BTTFFan11 just curiois, "Back tot he Future"?
227060 8 months ago
i can't believ this series was in 2008 :D
TheLPDS 8 months ago
@TheLPDS the 45th anniversary and seen we'll have the 50th too.
227060 8 months ago
This video would be perfect with scenes from 2012 in it, lol.
CMDRKillsalot 10 months ago
@CMDRKillsalot Exactly what I was just thinking.
McSuperfly101 10 months ago
Loving this scene..... does anyone know what the music is called and who's it by please....
tinybesto 10 months ago
@tinybesto Murray Gold Composed the music and the song is called "Song of Freedom" its on the Series 4 original soundtrack tho im sure u could find the individual track on Youtube or somewhere else if u just typed that in :)
227060 8 months ago
...tell me that wasn't 9/11 at the end?
BabelColorApprentice 10 months ago
@BabelColorApprentice Which bit? the footage of an earthquake-damaged bridge, or that of the controlled demolition of a building no more than 20 stories high?
Stompy1 8 months ago
@Stompy1 the clip at 5:20, duh!
BabelColorApprentice 8 months ago
Ghostbusters!? Back to the Future!? Idiana Jones!? AND DOCTOR WHO!!!??? PURE EPICNESS!!!!
TheMachinegunkitteh 1 year ago
@TheMachinegunkitteh
Don't forget wallace and gromit.
Ebrainiac1 11 months ago
@Ebrainiac1 True, true...
TheMachinegunkitteh 11 months ago
pretty much sums up how bloody ridiculous the whole Russel T. Davies/David Tennant run was. Hilarious stuff, loved the addition of Wallace and the Ghostbusters!
TinyLocomotive 1 year ago
Tardis's engine runs on Chuck Norris....
DonBonNetwork 1 year ago 2
The Doctor actually did more damage to the Earth than the Daleks.
Magnicirus 1 year ago 9
@Magnicirus well atleast the daleks are gone XD and the bblue sky is back....STF THE NIGHT
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Magnicirus 1 year ago
Oh Doctor, look what you did. Tsk tsk
ollytennant 1 year ago
nice gohst buster scne
chevron8locked 1 year ago
the tardis was travelling in time at the same time. This alone proves the doctor made all disasters ever at earth.
DoctorSaqib 1 year ago
Tip2Doctor: Never let Humans drive the TARDIS and number 2: Learn to fly Doc :P
chromasaur 1 year ago
anyone kno the soundtrack??
rupertmyprince 1 year ago
i love the soundtrack
rupertmyprince 1 year ago
hahahaa back to the future FTW!
tensandtens 1 year ago
lol
turbojermyhamond 1 year ago
Ha ha ha ha ha ha! Someone should show this to Russell T. Davies to prove to him how much of an arse he is.
TashkentFox 1 year ago 3
yeah... that's what I though.
greengrendel 1 year ago
The Eifel towar falling bit is from the documentry: Life after Poeple. Isn't it
BradamAllibourke 1 year ago
Lol this probably caused more deaths than the daleks.
DannyBoy800 1 year ago
what would have made it more funny?....having a clip from Inception where they are sleeping as Earth is traveling.
sharingan510 1 year ago
Laughed so hard I was crying!ROFLTIWC
Jaykinnear11 1 year ago
LOL, Wallace and Gromit XD
AlexOoiue 1 year ago 5
The only funny non editted in there is when sarah jane got pushed by donna
Timelord114 1 year ago
shud have shuved in the twin towers lol
eXcluSiveAliVideos 2 years ago
Meh. It wouldn't have been funny and wouldn't really have made sense, either. The disaster movie bits are funnier.
FireofSekhmet 2 years ago
@eXcluSiveAliVideos They didn't fall down in 2008 idiot.
RExplosionStudios 2 years ago
the clips wernt all from 2008 wer they?????
eXcluSiveAliVideos 2 years ago
@eXcluSiveAliVideos Yes but the video is set in 2008.
RExplosionStudios 1 year ago
@eXcluSiveAliVideos btw, this may be 7 months late, but putting 9/11 in would be disrespectful
RExplosionStudios 1 year ago
So I thought I would sit here and watch this cool scene from Doctor Who when all of a sudden there is all this extra crap inserted into it. How stupid.
jackdev73 2 years ago
the song of freedom,
Timelord114 2 years ago 13
What is the name of the song in this bit? It's really pretty!
0Della0 2 years ago
...not quite how they left it :P
lordemperorchris 2 years ago 22
They're so pleased with themselves for ruining everything haah
BackToTheLol 2 years ago
lol donnas grandad is going to be the doctors companion at christmas 2009
TheSimpsonsSims 2 years ago
lurve the music
deathangel538 2 years ago
Why didn't it blow up??? LOL XD
BlancheRoth 2 years ago
lol i like the bit whith back to the future and walece
been01010 2 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
I think each series got worse every year to be honest- now i don't even bother watching it
electradash11 2 years ago
I know this comment is a bit old, but...how can you think that the series gets worse every year if you don't even watch it?
FinalRound 2 years ago 2
he really should have left it alone. LOL
dalekcaan4 2 years ago
ALL IS LOST! ALL IS LOST!
maxcardun 2 years ago
The Dtolen Earth was an amzinfg episode, but how terrible was Journeys End??
OwenDWF 2 years ago 2
back to the future at 1:15
doctorwho1590 2 years ago
wallace FTW
greenpenguino 2 years ago
Lol you can still hear: 'That's really good, Jack. I think your the best.' Hahah..
Pmatt123 2 years ago
indiana jones the last crusade at 1:00
connorlat 2 years ago
That is such a beautiful scene, it always gives me goosebumps.
BUT THAT WAS EXACTLY WHAT I THOUGHT WHEN I WATCHED IT OMG xD
WireMosasaur 2 years ago
hey randommusicfun thanbk you for putting up river songs sacrifice( isolated music) on youtube its the gratest peice of music i ever heard! thanx a buch!
MusicLova9879 2 years ago
No problem, MusicLova. It's a great scene, and a great mix of that music. I hope Murray Gold stays on for series 5!
RandomMusicFun 2 years ago
You know, I love this scene as it is in the show -- I just get so sucked up in the joy of it -- but this video brightened my day no end. Cheers for that. ^_^
RandomMusicFun 2 years ago
COOL
americanrazorkid 2 years ago
That's really what would've happened! The Wallace bit did get a chuckle out of me...
Kirrithle 3 years ago 2
i liked the wallace bit lol.
13arrett 3 years ago
whats the eiffel tower bit from?
amylovescymru 3 years ago
thats from cloverfield i think (coz iths the empire building actually)
UnEmoAngel 3 years ago
It's from a bit on the discovery channel. It was a "What if humans disappeared?" thing. That's apparently what's going to happen to the Eiffel Tower almost a thousand years after humans no longer inhabit the Earth
jeffhellraiser2 2 years ago
why?
dalekcaan4 2 years ago
Because over a thousand years of rust does that
jeffhellraiser2 2 years ago
The bit with Wallace cracked me up. xD
FizzToDaFizz 3 years ago
sweet ride
WhoStew 3 years ago
Hahaha
Redevil898 3 years ago
LOL! XD
DalekSupreme52 3 years ago