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Doctor Who 9x10 FULL LENGTH Reaction | Face the Raven (Patreon)

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2026-11-04 14:00:10
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Doctor Who 9x10 FULL LENGTH Reaction | Face the Raven: https://youtu.be/wQq1umazjCE

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Doctor Who 9x10 FULL LENGTH Reaction | Face the Raven

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Jonathan Giles

Well here we are 😢 😭 😿 Shout out Murray Gold. The man knows his music 🎶

Lycanlux

God I love this episode and yes this is a 3 parter and next episode is the episode I keep going on about the 2nd highest rated episode of Doctor Who on IMDB I hope you love it because it's an amazing episode of tele, Also the final episode is the Christmas special which I already know you will love. I love Capaldi despite me also starting with Chris, Peter is my doctor and I love this series of Doctor Who, Love these reactions regardless of if you like or hate certain things keep being real <3

Nathan Jasper

no matter how many times I see it, still weep like it was the first time

Frank (MetronV) Izzy

You missed a brief 12 second after-credit no dialogue scene (it was a brief credit roll) but right before "NEXT TIME" appears.

Merlin’s Cat

Very moving, I knew there would be tears, (me and you) Both Peter and Jenna act their socks off in that final scene.

Robin Roberts

Angela, well spotted, at the end your said something that I only realised last week and this from a long time fan who watched both classic Who and new Who when they were originally shown and several times since then. All the companions, apart from Martha, in the new era have died in a manner of speaking Rose - registered as dead on this Earth although alive on an alternate Earth. Donna - brain whipped of all her experiences, which took away the new self-confidence she gained. Amy & Rory - transported to another time, so 'died' in this current time Clara - sacrificed herself to save a friend In classic Who only 3 companions died over 26 years although one ended up in Aberdeen instead of South Croydon. That is quite a rise in mortality for companions or what insurers might say they've become a high risk.

Alix

this episode is SO well done, from the writing to the acting to the direction to the score, it all just hits so perfectly. and twelve and clara’s final scene…..god it’s so good

Mark Ten

Top notch performances. Ive been looking forward & dreading getting to this episode knowing how Angela would react..

Kevin (GiantFutures.com)

We have still seen Clara die far too many times in this show. But this...this one is different. It hurts to watch still...I love Clara as much as anyone, and Jenna Coleman is so good. Peter Capaldi is so damn good....and as terrifying as Matt Smith made 11 seem at times, when you look at intense Capaldi is...you see why the Daleks feared The Doctor. But soon....soon you will see why so many people say that Peter is THEIR Doctor. I hope you are having a better morning this morning, as we watch it, but you did last week when Patrick died. My Captain, my Professor...RIP Oh, and one tidbit: Trap Streets were a concept used in a 2008 John Green book Paper Towns, which is also a decent movie. It felt like a response to what people hated about his first book “Looking For Alaska”. Side note: the miniseries adaptation of “Looking for Alaska” on Hulu is underrated, and would be a great show to for you to react to! I find it a fascinating and more realistic look at young crushes, well written and acted.

Stephen Wray

Yes an early appearance of Shuri/Black Panther, Wakanda forever! The Doctors get some very good speeches but not often you get companions giving them to the Doctor, what an end to the season coming up

Marcus Hicks

Brain-whipped?!?! Ouch, that seems a bit harsh. Did they use a bullwhip or a Cat-o-ninetails? 😉 🙂

Tommy

About Clara "She'll blow away like smoke." - Ashyldr (In The Woman Who Lived)

Jack Mingle

Always enjoy seeing Local Knowledge on Doctor Who, he was a good side character.

John

PLEASE, go back and watch the post credit scene before you watch the next episode! The "Next Time" preview doesn't appear until after the post-credit scene.

John

"The Doctor is no longer here, you are stuck with ME!" That is probably one of the scariest things they have ever said. This is the episode that convinced me that Peter Capaldi is the best actor to play the Doctor. How much he was able to convey with just a glance. The absolute pain and love in his eyes as Clara was saying goodbye... masterful.

Peter Powis

yep, me too, everytime...the acting for the goodbye was phenomenal

Peter Powis

yes, their acting here makes the whole episode

Peter Powis

One of my favourite episodes, plus the next one! Did you hear the "Remember 82" part?

D Scott Howard

Definitely a tough week. Hang in there!

Carl Wilson

One of the things I love about your reactions is that when we get to an episode that made me cry (usually I've only seen them once or twice at most), I can expect you will cry along with me, and it's lovely because the first time I was alone. Also loved you saying that it seems like Capaldi has always been here. That's exactly how I feel about him at this point in the show. I was not just sad but also mad the first time I saw this episode - she dies because of a stupid mistake? But in retrospect I can see how they built up to this. Clara forgetting she was just human. She *almost had a clever solution, but by not asking the Doctor if it would work, she went beyond the limits of her competence. Because you can't just decide how a chrono-whatever is going to behave when you just heard it existed an hour ago. I see a little "gifted child syndrome" in her behavior that I can identify with. About Ashildr: I still love her character, even after this. I think the key to me is when she talks about everything she can't remember (like Clara) because she doesn't have a brain that was built for so many centuries of life. I think that's true of her ability to handle immense moral problems - she's done a good job taking care of this complex "street" for years and years, but she's not capable of expanding that to the universe and deciding what to do with the threat from (whoever) if she doesn't deliver the Doctor. Her brain reaches its limits there. And if it means sacrificing one human, well, she's seen thousands come and go. But when she realizes that it's going to kill Clara - whom she knows was good to her once upon a time - she still is capable of regretting it. Her plan really was for nobody to get hurt (because she could have freed Rigsy), except for the Doctor getting teleported. Her improbable life has made her a bit cold, but she is still not a bad person. Her pragmatism is not that far apart from a lot of people who've worked in war zones and have become a bit numb, and can only see the greater good. Whereas the Doctor, somehow, as Clara says, would not be able to keep up his "reign of terror" after seeing "the first crying child."

Carl Wilson

It's one of the big things (along with acknowledging the existence of sex) that makes this era more adult than Classic Who: On a show where ordinary people travel with this alien, and have mindblowing adventures but also nearly get killed week after week, it makes a lot more sense that their endings would be hard ones rather than just happily heading home as if from the seaside.

Tommy

Times where The Doctor gets dark are my favourite bits in the show. Chills when I heard him say that for the first time.

Jef Hughes

You missed the post-credits scene!!!!

Nicholas Sulikowski

We've finally arrived at it. This is an episode which, like others, I didn't love the first time I watched it. Much like how I've talked about how me rewatching Capaldi has been revisiting episodes I didn't love with fresh eyes. But likewise, I've love basically his whole run on rewatch. And this is no exception. It's a painful way to part with Clara. But it's earned. It's written so well. Acted so well. And from here, things are only going to get more fun. For the very next episode is known in a lot of circles as not just the best Capaldi episode, but one of the best nuWho episodes, as well as one of the best Who episodes of all time. (Admittedly it's followed by an episode that is great, but isn't quite as good. But the two episodes are parts 1 and 2. And the crazy amounts of hype led to people heaping way too much abuse on part 2, which was a shame. Because part 2 is still a solid season ending. Anyway, you're gonna love part 1.)