Doctor Who Review Moffat DESTROYS Ncuti Gatwa Season 1 Episode 3

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  @disparutoo · 2 years ago · pinned

  Doctor Who Review of Season 1 Episode 3, this episode is written by Steven Moffat rather than Russel T Davies. While it did cut down on the messaging, it's still very much there, just about different topics. I'm not sure why every writer has come back just to push their new ideas but it seems to be the reason behind it. This episode is better than the Russel T Davies episodes, but that's not to say it's good. We've just lowered the bar and hope you don't think if the plot makes sense. The episode is also a lot worse when you understand the ideas behind it from Steven Moffat's interviews. Which is why I included it at the start. But what did you think about what you saw? Let me know your thoughts down below and as always, thanks for watching :)

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  @jamesnoe7378 · 2 years ago

  Seeing David Tennant,  being one of the greatest doctors and then seeing him now is truly devastating...

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  @Eron_the_Relentless · 2 years ago (edited)

  We&apos;ve fallen very, very far from:<br><br>Dalek : We have your associate. You will obey or she will be exterminated. <br>The Doctor : No. <br>[everyone looks at The Doctor, stunned] <br>Dalek : Explain yourself. <br>The Doctor : I said no. <br>Dalek : What is the meaning of this negative? <br>The Doctor : It means no! <br>Dalek : But she will be destroyed! <br>The Doctor : No! &apos;Cause this is what I&apos;m gonna do - I&apos;m gonna rescue her! I&apos;m gonna save Rose Tyler from the middle of the Dalek fleet, and then I&apos;m gonna save the Earth, and <i>then</i> - just to finish you off - I&apos;m gonna wipe every last stinking Dalek out of the sky! <br>Dalek : But you have no weapons, no defences, no *plan*! <br>The Doctor : Yeah, and doesn&apos;t that scare you to death? <br>The Doctor : Rose? <br>Rose : Yes, Doctor? <br>The Doctor : I&apos;m coming to get you.

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  @DarthZ01 · 2 years ago

  any doctor before jodie: steps on a mine, immediately pulls out sonic and analyzes it, determines the function of detecting life, uses the sonic to spoof an inorganic signature and push it into the mine, mine deactivates temporarily, doctor leaps off and gets out of the blast radius before the sonic spoof ends.<br>ncuti: steps on a mine, immediately begins crying

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  @Khadharphak · 2 years ago

  This man fought satan with a smile but a landmine has him in sobbing hysterics, ok Moffat<br><br>If you want him to cry, save it for when a companion dies or something, if you make a character so overly emotional they burst into tears at the drop of a hat it stunts the moments of actual emotion .

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  @Tirryna · 2 years ago

  After my daughter would have a nightmare, we would always play &quot; What would the Doctor do?&quot; ( Doctors 9- 12) &nbsp;Because the Doctor always was brave and solved, the biggest nightmarish problems. He was the fighter of nightmares....glad she&apos;s not a kid any more. Because &quot;what would the Doctor do&quot; would be now &quot;cry And run&quot;..

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  @TheRoflcer · 2 years ago

  The New Doctor:<br>Episode 1 - Saves monster and unleashes it into the open world where it&apos;ll likely attack and possibly kill someone.<br>Episode 2 - Runs away from a transmonster and has to get saved by The Beetles<br>Episode 3 - Steps on a landmine and nearly gets 4 people killed.

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  @paulappleton9666 · 2 years ago

  I don&apos;t think I&apos;ve ever rooted for some random landmine to explode so hard in my entire life.

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  @karenhall4645 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Tom Baker&apos;s Doctor stepped on a mine in Genesis of the Daleks. &nbsp;He then calmly proceeded to instruct his companion to pile a few rocks on it while he carefully removed his foot, and then they took off running. &nbsp;He didn&apos;t lose it and start crying. &nbsp;The Doctor used to be brave - I&apos;m not sure what he is now.

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  @DocOck · 2 years ago

  A massive plot hole no one has realized is that the mines are (presumably) designed for humans and The Doctor is a time lord who has numerous physiologically differences to a human (two hearts, ect) so the mine wouldn&apos;t register his emotions the same as a human.

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  @bintube5269 · 2 years ago

  What exactly does The Doctor consider to be &quot;modern&quot; warfare, considering he jumps around time quite a bit.

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  @Levi-a-than-atos · 2 years ago

  As an American who only ever watched Doctor Who in passing, even i realize how much of a mockery this is

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