The Waters of Mars End (1080p HD)

The final scene of Doctor Who Series 4 Episode 16 where The Doctor saves the Mars Team but realises he's gone too far.

Copyright BBC

Starring David Tennant and Lindsey Duncan

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• the
• waters
• of
• mars
• doctor
• who
• end
• david
• tennant
• lindsey
• duncan

[Ninjasof42]

Something i never understood, he changed a fixed point by making her die on earth and all that, yet in series 6 when river song doesn't kill the doctor everything screws up and all of time happens in one go?!

[TheRedGoldfish]

@Ninjasof42 - my assumption is that the doctor is more important than Adelaide, i would argue he's the most important man in all the universes together

[nymetsfan9121]

am i the only one feels that the reason this episode is so epic is because of this ending. i wont lie the episode in general was good the mosters were creepy, tennant and guest were great as usual but when i saw this ending i was at aw at how epic this was. this scene made the episode

[DD8842]

Because she kills herself nothing important changes. Her grand daughter still goes into space trying to solve a mystery just one that has her grandmother dead on earth and not on mars.

[Noutchka]

This was my favorite episode of the whole series. So dark.

[lordchaos3819]

@Ninjasof42 It all depends on the severity of the change...rose saving her father was a major change because it created a paradox...the doctor dying is a major change that could be felt across the universe. A minor change to eartths history isn't as bad at all, in fact the doctor makes minor changes all the time by his very presence.

[wonga123456]

@RepercussionD7 Might be a bit late but there is a separate box set, Doctor Who The Specials which has David Tennants last 5 episodes on including this one

[akatsukiawsome13]

Oh my god lol I agree, I like him too but THIS is my Doctor Who XD

[ryanwilk0]

Such an unnerving scene, but so awesome at the same time.

[keaneing]

Oh god... I like Matt Smith very much but everytime I watch a 10th scene I'm like "THIS is the Doctor"

[ForeverCharmed098]

@smallville160 So you wouldn't save people if you could? If after your whole life of lying down and taking crap you wouldn't once stand up and say no? That's exactly what the Doctor did here. He was sick of being responsible for once. He was sick of watching people die. It's just that his "no's" are more extreme than a normal persons.

[ForeverCharmed098]

@docterwho519 LOL. "darlek" :P

[ForeverCharmed098]

@Puppetdragon44 Aw, well you can't really blame him for losing it. His entire life he's been forced to sit and watch people die when he's had - or at least thought he had - the power to save them. Anyone would snap after that. When people go through hard times in their lives they lie down and take it if it's for the best, but at least once they'll stand up and say no because they CAN'T take it. It's just that the Doctor's "no's" are more dangerous.