Favourite Doctor Who Moments

L.Jenkins

Thought I'd ask, what's your favourite Doctor Who Moments? I had to post the clip below :P Gives me the odd goose bump every time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ecycHAZtaM

Wholock123

This was brilliant ;D

Daemos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aUs1K8vaoo

vitani

Everybody lives, Rose. Just this once, everybody lives!

BuffyBot

"I'm a Doctor, but probably not the one you expected.."

Das Kitty

The Doctor going soft for Cameca in the Aztecs



This:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mmal0PMkmI

Tawdry quirks:


Older Amy getting locked out in The Girl Who Waited.

Doctor DooM

I love this scene. I like to think it implanted a lot of ideas in a young RTD's head.

Doctor ranting at timelords? Check. Master giving him an underhanded dig out? Check.

Also I like giving Colin his time in the sun

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xiHy5Mn7QlU

TheIrishGrover

I'm only a newbie. Only been into Dr. Who since the relaunch. Liked Ecclestone, really liked Tennant (Although it did get a bit melodramatic dragging on about rose the whole time etc. But loved Donna). For the first few episodes of Smith's run I just didn't get it. I posted on here saying so. The very next episode was one of my favourite episodes. Vincent. The performances were spot on (Especially Tony Curran as Vincent).

While I love the big episodes, full of bombast too (Love the Stonehenge speech, especially the "Sorry, dropped it!" at the start), I just loved this small episode. Even down to the fact that the creature aspect looked a bit...... silly. It highlighted the absurdity of the show in an otherwise relatively straightforward episode. Reminded me of the scene where Buffy fights the vampire in the episode "The Body". So intentionally out of place.

Beautiful episode overall:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khvC1M14S1M

Edit: 8 posts in and no "Blink"

Rigor Mortis

I get that there is no blink. Its a wonderful concept and a perfect execution, but there were very few amazing moments in it.
Adric's death in Earthshock
Davros's speech 'that power would set me above the gods'
Chris Ecclestone - Lots of planets have a north

flazio

School Reunion, Sarah Jane stumbles across the TARDIS, backs away from it, and the Doctor is just there waiting to say 'Hello Sarah Jane.' Sends shivers down every time.
I'm going to cheat a little here in a few ways, firstly by it being another moment and secondly because it's a DVD extra rather then part of any episode. The Night and the Doctor extra from the Series 6 DVD 'Good Night' where the Doctor walks in with an Euphonium sees Amy sitting on the steps and tries to hide it behind her back. What follows is a beautiful Heart to Hearts between Amy and the Doctor where she tries to make sense of the events of The Big Bang and the Doctor reassures her and they head off to a fairground for ice cream. I think it's a beautiful scene which shows off exactly the kind of relationship Amy and the Doctor had.

Wholock123

When the doctor returns to the ship in "the girl in the fireplace" after partying with the French ;-) Love the fact that Rose and Mickey are about to have their heads chopped of and the Doctor is standing there with his tie on his head talking about a banana ;--)

Sleepy

vitani wrote: »

Everybody lives, Rose. Just this once, everybody lives!

That's the one I came in to post!

Penn

I'd say three of my top moments are from the same episode; Forest of the Dead

- The Doctor and River's final conversation
- The Doctor checking her sonic and his "Oohhh... look at that... I'm VERY good!"
- The Doctor opening the Tardis by clicking his fingers.

That whole episode is insanely good, but those three moments are just absolutely incredible.

Patty O Furniture

TheIrishGrover wrote: »

I'm only a newbie. Only been into Dr. Who since the relaunch. Liked Ecclestone, really liked Tennant (Although it did get a bit melodramatic dragging on about rose the whole time etc. But loved Donna). For the first few episodes of Smith's run I just didn't get it. I posted on here saying so. The very next episode was one of my favourite episodes. Vincent. The performances were spot on (Especially Tony Curran as Vincent).

While I love the big episodes, full of bombast too (Love the Stonehenge speech, especially the "Sorry, dropped it!" at the start), I just loved this small episode. Even down to the fact that the creature aspect looked a bit...... silly. It highlighted the absurdity of the show in an otherwise relatively straightforward episode. Reminded me of the scene where Buffy fights the vampire in the episode "The Body". So intentionally out of place.

Beautiful episode overall:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khvC1M14S1M

Edit: 8 posts in and no "Blink"

One of my favourites, if not thee fav, as you cannot watch it, but shed a tear as you watch the mental anguish he's going thru & i found out more info on it, while looking up the 50th.

On Doctor Who Confidential, they were lucky to get him as he had a small window, but he was more than honoured to do it.

How can i forget The Ultimate Ginge!

pixelburp

My first exposure to Who was during the late 80s when I watched my brother's VHS tapes of classic 70s Who; early Tom Baker was my introduction, one of the first being the classic Ark in Space. Baker's 'Indomitable' speech (at around 2:10) is still pretty haunting to this day, sounding both optimistic & strangely grim at the same time. While I think I'm done with the 'edgier' Doctor in the new series, it has its roots in the melancholy moments Baker brought in the mid-70s:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yBS2EZFduI

jasonb

flazio wrote: »

I'm going to cheat a little here in a few ways, firstly by it being another moment and secondly because it's a DVD extra rather then part of any episode. The Night and the Doctor extra from the Series 6 DVD 'Good Night' where the Doctor walks in with an Euphonium sees Amy sitting on the steps and tries to hide it behind her back. What follows is a beautiful Heart to Hearts between Amy and the Doctor where she tries to make sense of the events of The Big Bang and the Doctor reassures her and they head off to a fairground for ice cream. I think it's a beautiful scene which shows off exactly the kind of relationship Amy and the Doctor had.

Thanks for this, didn't know about those scenes and watched them online, they're very good...

J.

ebbsy

The Doctor's phone conversation with John Simm's Master.

How about Tom Baker in DOTD ? Made me smile.

Daith

The bit in Journey's End where Davros and Sarah Jane talk. It's about all of 30 seconds but really brings a sense of history to the story.

I have to say the speech from rings of ahkaten is up there for me

Other than that I tend to be into whole episodes, Madame de Pompadour is up there at the top (if you want a moment: "wish me luck" "no" and the very end watching with the king out the window), silence in the library/forest of the dead, the double where they're in maze of the dead, etc

Das Kitty

bluewolf wrote: »

I have to say the speech from rings of ahkaten is up there for me

I'd be there with you if only he didn't call the big sun yoke "Baby". :pac:

Silence in the library/forest of the dead, the double where they're in maze of the dead, etc

I remember the first time I saw Silence in the Library and I was speculating as to River's identity with my mates and we decided that 'wife' was too obvious and settled on 'biographer'. Turns out both answers were right.

I love the bit in the second part where she whispers his name to him. Stellar acting by Tennant there.

Wholock123

When Ten finally found Alonso

Das Kitty

Das Kitty wrote: »

I'd be there with you if only he didn't call the big sun yoke "Baby". :pac:

.

Take it! take another little piece of my heart now babyyyy

flazio

Nobody for 'The Doctor's Wife' yet?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAorE6Jk9Pk

crazyderk

I only watched this the other day

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwdbLu_x0gY

Wibbly wobbly timey wimey

amen

Adric's death in Earthshock

+1

Didn't see it coming. As a child was devastated

Wholock123

All of The Day Of The Doctor

Mr.Saturn

amen wrote: »

+1

Didn't see it coming. As a child was devastated

As an adult, not so much. Poorly conceived character that was designed entirely to attract an audience that was already watching regardless. It was only during Colin Baker's era that the kids started to abandon the show en masse. Still, it's refreshingly novel to behold people with actual positive memories of Adric.

telekon

Wasn't a huge Doctor Who fan but this moment made me go :eek:



That final 15 minutes of the Day of the Doctor was epic and would now class myself as a fan of the show.

Can't wait for Capaldi's doctor.

Angron

"Geronimo!"
"Allons-y!"
"Oh, for God's sake!"

Got a good laugh out of that moment from DotD.

blastman

At 0:16, I may have squeeeeee-ed quite loudly:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cn9yJrrm2tk

Wibbs

Baker has such an amazing voice.

pixelburp

No 'may's here, I openly whooped when I heard his voice. The following 3 minutes were watched with a gigantic grin on my face. Continuity, Schmontinuity - it was a fantastic cameo

Ring4Fea

Tomb of the Cybermen: "You will be like us. You will become one of us..."

gufnork

Zoe's spectacular backside as she clings to the Tardis console. There is a god...

(go to 19:50 approx :P)

*sigh*

badger57

That one with the Daleks...

MrVestek

badger57 wrote: »

That one with the Daleks...

Yes! Fantastic moment. One of the best. Best by miles. Awesome.

The_Valeyard

Loved this speech in the Rings of Akhaten

and his final few lines before 11's regen were pretty awesome.

WomanSkirtFan8

ebbsy wrote: »

The Doctor's phone conversation with John Simm's Master.

How about Tom Baker in DOTD ? Made me smile.

yes absolutely! One of the best highlights of the 50th anniversary special. I was kicking the side of my bed when I saw that! Amazing when you consider the fact that he hadn't been in Doctor Who since 1981! (32 years!)

flazio

WomanSkirtFan8 wrote: »

yes absolutely! One of the best highlights of the 50th anniversary special. I was kicking the side of my bed when I saw that! Amazing when you consider the fact that he hadn't been in Doctor Who since 1981! (32 years!)

Depends on your definition of being 'in' Doctor Who, he started playing the role again on Audio in 2010, initially for BBC Audio/AudioGo before moving to Big Finish.

WomanSkirtFan8

flazio wrote: »

Depends on your definition of being 'in' Doctor Who, he started playing the role again on Audio in 2010, initially for BBC Audio/AudioGo before moving to Big Finish.

I was referring to when he was last in Doctor Who on television. (i.e. "Logopolis" (c. 1981)

flazio

WomanSkirtFan8 wrote: »

I was referring to when he was last in Doctor Who on television. (i.e. "Logopolis" (c. 1981)

Quite rightly skipping over Dimensions in Time