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doctor who s3 e8 [full length] (Patreon)

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hi friends!

here is my timed reaction to doctor who season 3 episode 8 "human nature"

this one was SOO good and (surprisingly) with an actor i recognize! also one i didnt recognize, harry lloyd! who my friend told me was actually the voice actor of the final boss in final fantasy 16 (among a lot of other roles) which is so cool!

thanks for watching with me!

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David Doyle

As a kid I didn't fully appreciate this episode because I was too young and dumb to really understand anything about whst was going on but now on multiple rewatches, this two parter is by far one of my favourites. Series 3 in general is in my top 3 and these next few episodes really pop off! I can't wait for you to see the rest, it's so good!

Rach

Fun little thing, when John Smith says his parent's were called 'Verity' and 'Sydney', it was a reference to the Founding Producer and Creator of Doctor Who in the 60's, Verity Lambert and Sydney Newman respectively!

emmereacts
>>149079802

That must be nice to rewatch something you enjoyed as a kid only to find new enjoyment in it now!

David Doyle
>>149079802

That's very true, I love watching new people experience it as well! It's like seeing it through new eyes ☺️ I can't wait for you to get to my favourite doctor!

Daryl

You've been given a fun few fun facts for this episode. Spotting some recognisable imagery from John Smith's journal is part of those fun call backs. Did your friend point out the classic references in their too. One of the pages had some of the previous faces of The Doctor too. As we go along, knowing some of them will be a little more beneficial. I'd even recommend the odd Classic Who story as a way of enhancing certain appreciations for the history of the show. When those times are right, of course. I'd never make the case for absolutely essential viewing. But as you have delved into the whole of TW. Which is pretty irrelevant, narratively speaking for Who, for the most part. But you are getting a lot out of that, so that's great. So in my mind, it makes a pretty good case for the odd Classic Who snippet, given that is actually the same show. Arguably the first instance of this, would be beneficially viewed some time between now and near the end of series 4. PM me if your interest is piqued.