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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@theninjakid1430

2y↑9

2:33, Glad we got some lore on them as SOON as they were introduced. Usually we have to wait a few episodes, or even seasons
4:18, ...Well, that's certainly unsettling, but it's not that sca-
4:27, HOLY S**T, NEVERMIND, VERY SCARY-
6:05, This was genuinely scary
6:58, They can DO that??
7:20, I can understand how spooked they were, but good thing he had a plan. It was clever, but a terrifying one all the same
9:13, I thought he licked her hand for a second XD
11:10, You know it's about to go down when "I Am the Doctor" kicks in OwO
16:46, These two...
17:49, Theme's coming in agaaaaaain~
21:41, That's love, b*tch
24:07, Awwwww, he warmed her up
24:59, Oh, that is the WORST place to fall

All comments from YouTube:

@asterix7842

2y↑9.4K

I always found it impossible to believe that the Statue of Liberty could walk through a city of millions and not be in someone’s sight the whole time.

@arriaaa5481

2y↑499

I find it so hard to imagine this happening lmao

@roshenhaglensfield

1y↑770

There was another comment that mentioned it would be more accurate to call them "Information Based Entities". I can't explain it all here, but they are effectively not really moving, just hopping a minor amount through the timeline to where they can before being observed again. (Which explains why no one heard the thundering footsteps of Ms. Liberty).

@nathanfrancis9376

1y↑256

There was an image of the statute of liberty in the building. That which holds the image of an angel becomes itself an angel

@enibeni2071

1y↑83

@Nathan Francis Is the Statue of Liberty an angel? I thought it was inspired by other religion/culture.
And, if every humanoid element is a statue, all humans are weeping angels and all humanoid statues are weepinf angels...It doesn't make sense.
Also, why it has to be only 1 kind of angel?
Also, this kind of angel doesn't fit the description of oldest versions of angels.

@borger298

32w

@@enibeni2071 bruh shut up and look at the spooky statues

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@vvgirl6173

2y↑11.9K

The idea of Weeping Angels came from when Moffat walked through a graveyard to get to somewhere, when he passed by a statue of a angel covered in chains.
He thought it was weird and strange, but payed no mind.
When he walked back later on the same day, the angel statue was gone.

And thus, the birth of the Weeping Angels.

@gaunterodimmmastermirrors72

2y↑832

Either that was a miracle to have him create the concept of the creatures.

OR
Something far more disturbing decided to play him for a loop lol.

@huntingrunner

2y↑322

@Gaunter O'Dimm🔎Master Mirrors 🔎 OR the story is made up OR he just didn't walk by the same place OR he had some kind of deja vu

@knoven7339

2y↑415

OR the angel statue was just transported somewhere else while he waa gone

@vvgirl6173

2y↑248

@Knoven he asked around and no one knew what he was talking about.

There was no angel statue according to the locals

@floof6896

2y↑142

@VVGirl no angel statue said by the locals? now thats creepy.. or maybe its made up

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@lightningjet9444

2y↑6.8K

I feel like the angels got slowly less scary, as their gimmick got melted away for plot convenience. You see them move slowly and hear them laugh, and that’s what made them way less menacing from that point on. Also the thing that makes Blink such a masterpiece is that the doctor: the one with the plot armour, the one that can’t be killed, the one that always has a trick up his sleeve, isn’t even there for 3/4 of the episode and for the first time in new who, it’s completely up to some side characters that you’ve just been introduced to to do what the doctor can’t. And side characters can be killed.

@tomv2063

2y↑75

I agree especially in the Matt smith era

@punkyu_fyb.7

1y↑6

Ok?

@_bariyer

1y↑73

i clearly stil remember that i had difficulty to sleep from watching Blink just ONCE

@OscarOSullivan

44w↑7

Angels take Manhattan is good

@LinkJTO

42w↑28

@@OscarOSullivanya, the baby angles laughing and blowing out the match was so terrifying

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@edsbegaming507

42w↑2.6K

I remember my mother watching this episode while I was in the room and I literally just came to this realization. I was sorta scared of these angels and I asked her what happens if they catch you, she told me that they teleport you back in time to when you were a baby, and for years I’ve believed her. But now looking at this, I think this was her way of saying they killed you lmao

@borger298

32w↑97

In Buddhist terms she’s not wrong

@EpicFail7777777

31w↑302

She’s right actually. Close anyway- they transport you back in time to before you were born then feast on the life that could have been if you hadn’t

@JeremiahHarrison-pc6gs

24w↑71

@@EpicFail7777777OMFG that sounds way worse than before

@jutton11

23w↑30

@@EpicFail7777777They also just kill you sometimes.

@steampunkemo9211

23w↑16

@@EpicFail7777777I thought they just snapped your neck

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@vengefulblade9866

24w↑862

I love how they're so damn polite 😂 I know it's Bob's consciousness in the angel but his voice is so soft spoken when he says "can I speak to the doctor, please?" Like a little British child

@steampunkemo9211

23w↑48

Adds to the somberness and horror. An innocent dying

@vengefulblade9866

23w↑17

@@steampunkemo9211 it definitely added to the creepiness of the encounter fs

@ObiWanKenobi2124

18w

they’re *

@cameraman4549

49w↑321

18:30

What I like about this is that some of them start falling AFTER he looks at them, meaning they were hanging on before being quantum-locked.

@kidwithcards2390

21w↑26

Just emphasizes the point 10 made "their greatest strength is their greatest weakness"

@princesscadance197

2y↑9K

I love how creepy these things are. It’s not ‘there’s an unseen, spooky monster in the shadows’ or ‘serial killer’ spooky, you see these things. Hell, you can’t not see these things or you’re dead. You have to stare down your potential killer, and that’s what makes them all the more terrifying, break LOS for even a second, and you’re history.

@mvestudo2285

2y↑88

just close one eye at a time

@robfus

2y↑68

@MV Estudo true but more you do it more you want blink with both

@Antifag1977

2y↑111

@MV Estudo I thought the exact same thing. Sure it's a bit cumbersome to alternate blinking your eyes but I imagine one's life being on the line is more than enough motivation to see it through.

@Daquan0394

2y↑30

@MV Estudo that’s difficult to do consistently

@Anton-de5vu

When death is an inch away from your face and the slightest impulse is all it needs to get you

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@astrangerhere

2y↑1.5K

The weeping angels are truly an excellent villain, the first ep of Dr. Who I ever saw was Blink. It connects with the audience because to not blink your eyes for an extended period of time is incredibly difficult, and in that nanosecond of time the angels can cover a LOT of ground. The writers did a disservice to them, however, when in whatever episode(s) it was when they showed the angels moving. Part of what makes them so scary is that when we as the audience, through the eyes of the protagonist, see them they are just stone statues and it is left to the imagination as to what they are doing and how incredibly fast they move when no one is looking at them.

@emmaritahart

2y↑40

It disappointed me and made me less scared of them

@EMICIME

2y↑17

You can just interchange your eyes opening and closing...at least in sunlight

@enibeni2071

1y↑6

What if you close only 1 eye, then you open it and close the other? What if you use a mirror to see what's behind?
Maybe these methods work!
Also I would like to know what happens when a dead body, a human statue, a robot...watches them. Would weeping angels freeze?

@kieranadamson3224

1y↑9

@Eni Beni the Doctor explicitly says that something living has to be viewing them. So perhaps one of the Cyber-Men could keep them in place but that's because they're more lobotomized humans than robots.

@MateoJFR

2y↑961

4:06 the face he makes and stops writing. His acting right there gave me chills. That he was all geeking out over this video he’s been pouring his life into. Then this is the moment he comes to realize, everything the Doctor has been saying is true and an imminent danger to himself! CHILLS I TELL YA!

@irishpieceoftrash

38w↑215

'Blink' is without a doubt one of the best episodes of any show ever written. And the reason it works so well is because it's such a simple yet clever concept for a monster.

It's just such a shame that they became bogged down with far too many conflicting rules and plot conveniences when it came to the Angels as their appearances went on.

Like in 'Flesh and Stone' for example, if the Angels can't look at each other or be observed, then how were they all grouped together outside the control room in the forest?
And if the whole 'image of an angel is an angel' idea was meant to be part of the Angels concept, then surely would the guy in 'Blink' not have an Angel in his mind like Amy did because he looked into it's eyes too?

@legendary2553

33w↑1

Agreed

@qkik6240

16w↑3

it's so funny how intelligent they made the concept but never thought of blink one eye and the other stays open. exaggerating too much of a concept

@rustythomas6982

2y↑829

24:30 When Clara said the hand was "stone" and the doctor turned towards her with a look of terror. Best Angel moment.

@CYBER_5KU11

23w↑95

I love that to the question "Is he a mad man" River simply responds "I absolutely trust him"

@carolinanava3300

20w↑1

😂😂

@rockydee7499

2y↑21.7K

"They cant see each other" means they cant also see themselves. A mirror in front of them might also freeze them permanently instead of tricking them into facing one another

@contentlobby3824

2y↑2.7K

The image on an angel becomes itself an angel.

So yes, a mirror would work

@silentwarriorts5779

2y↑96

Trap all of those fricking angels inside a mirror house and then throw them under the deepest part of the sea where light will never ever reach then

@contentlobby3824

2y↑742

@Silentwarrior TS but then they angels couldn’t see each other, this only causing a surge in numbers

@pixel_biscuit

2y↑960

@Silentwarrior TS No it would be better to just put them in a room entirely made of mirrors and a constant light source. However eventually, that light source will run out.

@jacobnelson4150

2y↑466

@PixelBiscuit solar energy with a backup generator

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@foreignfat6009

2y↑461

Weeping angels have to be the best creation of horror. Simple, the most dangerous and least dangerous entity at the same time. Just, brilliant.

@DavidChristieCareerCafe

2y↑273

To me the Weeping Angels are an archetype of all sadness we have seen at old, sad places. When I grew a bit older though, I found graveyards very serene and uplifting-all of the drama had completed by then.

@arriaaa5481

2y↑2

Exactlyyy

@kyleoliver5783

2y↑48

These episodes were always so intense and were my absolute favourites because it involved my favourite antagonists of the series.

@dwn-5924

2y↑337

I'm not a doctor who fan, but the concept and defence system of the Weeping Angels are probably my favourite of all time.

@georgefielding5629

21w↑43

Growing up my grandparents had a stone statue of a lady in robes in their garden, submerged in bushes was probably the most terrifying childhood nightmare fuel in combination growing up with doctor who!

@ProphecyPhrase

2y↑5.2K

This episode scared me for weeks when it aired live. I first watched it round my Grandmother's house when I was young and I had to hide in her shirt. The atmosphere in this episode was incredible. This is how you do a doctor lite episode.

@ProphecyPhrase

2y↑47

@Hi Nope not really. I'm happy for who I am but I doubt that would matter to an immature child online who hurls insults at people. Why not do something more productive with your time instead of making others feel miserable. Ya know, a little food for thought.

@wll4100

2y↑12

@Hi Your opinion is not wanted

@faceless483

2y↑3

@Matthew Breach what he say tho

@starlightblues1353

2y↑3

@Matthew Breach What was even said?

@forspartaaa2348

11:58 what did he say

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@Offical_RemyKWNicholls

2y↑97

"They're never going to move again"
No, but an angel has one last line of defence. It's well known that when an Angel is in trouble it can send out a distress signal for other angels, but what most people DON'T know is that this also applies to frozen angels, and in fact, the distress signal is most commonly used by Angels that have no physical way to move.
The theory goes that two (or more) angels that are looking at each other can connect to one another, boosting the distress signal further then normal.
So in theory, those angels can't move.... for now.
They will connect, boost the signal as far as possible to call for another angel to come and turn out the light, allowing the currently quantem-locked angels to unlock and move again.

@Sfaegbe

16w

So much for quantum locked

@robertlykins728

2y↑95

The original weeping angels episode is epic story telling! David is right up there with Tom! In that episode even though he’s not in it much! That was hands down the best episode of that season!

@daynechastant

1y↑186

11:23 "We have faith, sir."

Dealing with one of the universe's apex predators, and the commander uses four words to convey trust, strength, and courage. It takes courage to trust someone you've only just met, and to place your life in their hands.

Even when he was captured, he chose to buy them time. "I think, sir, you have known me at my best."

@OGSinisterPotato

2y↑110

Went to a doctor who exhibition once. Seeing the life size weeping angels in a dark room caused my imagination to get the better of me. I find them the most in imitating creatures in the doctor who universe..

@ViirinSoftworks

2y↑5

*intimidating

@OGSinisterPotato

2y↑4

@ViirinSoftworks - Yes, autocorrect. Thanks VirginSoftworks.

@ViirinSoftworks

2y↑4

@ˢᶦⁿᶦˢᵗᵉʳ ᴾᵒᵗᵃᵗᵒ :| No porkblem.

@swostikasharma9647

1y↑33

I remember watching the first episode of Weeping Angels and thinking "That's probably the best creative and coolest way to create a monster. Whoever thought of this has the best creative mind." I didn't realize they were scary. Later on that night, I dreamt a nightmare about them chasing me ....😬 Probably the scariest things in TV/movies because I never dreamt nightmares about other stuffs. 😂

@OfficialTCK

2y↑6.9K

I find it brilliant that the scariest they've ever been was when they weren't even doing anything. It was just the Doctor describing them and we were already scared. The way he reveals how they kill you at 3:01 and the music fades to just a low hum, a close up shot of his face and a sting at the realization. "Then you blink, and oh yes it can." 👌 Blink gave us maybe the scariest monster ever despite the fact they were only actually a direct threat for 5 minutes at the end. Blink is writing and sound design at its finest.

@randomrazr

2y↑31

better then the currernt angels eipside with the lady doctor

@mittfh

2y↑59

@randomrazr Blink's arguably better than all successor appearances (especially Angels Take Manhatten), but, as of today (20th November), we don't know where Village of the Angels will rank as it hasn't been screened yet.

@sallyatticum

2y↑18

@randomrazr Say you haven't watched the current series without saying you haven't watched the current series.

@randomrazr

2y↑17

@Laura Kay doctor who went to shit

@crabbieappleton

2y↑4

But they don't kill. At least not in "Blink."

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@elonmusk6654

2y↑36

This is one of my favorites episodes of all times of all series.
The whole concept was brilliantly written. The fact that this episode is hardly about Dr Who and yet in the end we see the connection of their actions and how they were correlated after all this time was amazing.
And obviously, the Weeping Angels were terrifying.

@sonniedae6398

2y↑24

I love Blink so much because even to the viewers perspective the angels cannot move when you look at them. The idea that they can only move when they're not being gazed apon and that their speeds are not limited by the known laws of physics really emphasizes that in the moments of Blink the angels are just toying with the humans to scare them. I feel like this helps with the fear of the audience for the angels since as it's said in "The Time of the Angels" the appearance of an angel in any form can in itself become an angel. As the audience it connects you to the characters since if you just let yourself get lost in fantasy you yourself are just as in danger as the characters themselves. My least favorite episode of the weeping angels is "The forest of the Angels" which I feel ruins this connection to the show when it shows the angels slowly turning their heads towards Amy, removing the audience from what stops the angels. Simply by using inanimate stone statues to portray an antagonist that cannot be seen and by adding the audience to those who cannot see it was the perfect idea for the show.

@litatjie

1y↑41

When they actually showed the angels moving, they became a lot less scary.

@Netherwolf6100

2y↑121

What I don't understand is, if they're made of stone, and stone is breakable as long as they're being looked at, what's stopping someone from taking a sledgehammer to them and shattering them into pieces? Sure, they're not dead but you're not moving if you're literal dust.

@Jessamessaa

2y↑35

It is just their armor and it is tough, bullets can't do it and they are incredibly strong creatures

@jeremytan739

2y↑40

They’re not actual stone, but quantum locked. There’s no such thing so you do need to do the whole suspension of belief

@TheAnimeEncyclopedia

2y↑13

Even if the dust thing worked, Imagine being sent to who knows when because some wind blew the wrong way XD

@arriaaa5481

2y↑3

@Jeremy Tan so if u touch them ur implying that they will have human skin?

@jeremytan739

2y↑14

@Arria isnt funny if you touch them while quantum locked, you're not touching them since they aren't there. If you touch them while nothing is seeing them, i assume you touch their actual skin which may or may not feel like actual skin. The lore behind them changes depending on the episodes

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@pdooders765

27w↑11

I'd forgotten how great the writing was on this show. The whole River Song saga was so clever. Truly wonderful British TV. My nephew was utterly obsessed with Doctor Who all through him growing up. And we all used to watch the Christmas specials together. Lovely memories. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

@aevelizee

2y↑4.3K

Definitely one of the best villains in Doctor Who history.

@StarKhan

2y↑6

E X T E R M I N A T E

@kymmski3106

2y↑22

@_StarKhan_ they can never seem to die no matter what

@issackim6918

2y↑18

@kym mski It's because they can't die.

@mzple

2y↑23

Honestly they are so much better than the daleks. The daleks are silly, not scary.

@aevelizee

2y↑49

@Miles The angels are such a great concept, there are so many possibilities with them! As for the Daleks, I think you had to be a child in the 60s/70s/80s to truly apprecciate their scariness.

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@ttanaker

2y↑32

Can’t forget the first time I watched Blink. Since then I’ve watched it time to time. Every couple of years or so, I think of it and watch it. It’s so well made and easily one of my favorite episodes. If I had watched it when I was little though, it’s possible I would have been traumatized… angels are scary. I wonder how I would have perceived it as a kid because every time I watch this episode, it makes me realize life is short. Well because I’ve never been locked in time…yet. But I wonder if Blink would be just a scary episode to kids. You know?

@alexhollinghurst3945

I watched it when it aired. I was 5. It traumatised me. I've held a lifelong fear of the Angels. It sounds dramatic, I know, but they absolutely terrify me.

@rory8182

2y↑48

"I think you've forgotten the gravity of the situation"
What a line

@No2..2

1y↑8

Unironically one of the creepiest monster type I have ever witnessed. This episode is so good.

@random_access_memory

2y↑26

I like how they don't move even if no character is watching them. Except the audience.

@middreco

1y↑10

i always liked the concept of these creatures bc the thought of not being able to blink seems so impossible to me, but i realized you could just force your eyes open w ur fingers and then alternate which eyelid u close like winking to keep ur eyes from getting dry. also having like a mirror on ur back would solve all ur problems

@adamhesketh-connolly2113

2y↑2.2K

The Weeping angels was one of the scariest creature in entire Dr who series I ever watch. It never get old when I watch it.

@zachgreenninja3885

2y↑12

When I was 10 (2016) I first met the angels in LEGO dimensions, and even in LEGO form they still scared me for weeks, and I refused to complete the Doctor Who level.

@matthewchristian9591

2y↑3

i dont know the vashta neradia from the library would scare the shit out of me more.

@tomv2063

2y↑2

@Matthew Christian both are terrifying four weeping angels just creep me out more, the concept that they’ll come closer to you if you don’t see them it’s terrifying

@teneesh3376

42w

They are pretty scary in TV form. But game devs thought to add them to games. And I hate them for that cause they are terrifying to experience

@CT--gu5ng

42w↑1

I ran into them in the vr doctor who game and holy crap. That was the scariest thing I’ve ever done in a video game

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@Trymr

28w↑5

This concept has been used in horror games & other movies to excellent effect. It’s always usually the most unnerving & scary part of whatever it’s in.

@asifrahman60

2y↑6

Popular opinion: Blink is one of the best episodes in modern doctor Who. Was very thrilling

@H4Hummus

19w↑1

Blink is easily one of the best Dr Who episodes. Honestly the first creatures to give me nightmares as a kid. Massive props to Carey Mulligan who was fantastic.

@ta5t13

2y↑9

You know it’s an interesting concept if there’s two angels in a line. The one in the back is the only one that can move bc it is technically watching the one in front. So the one in the back moves to the front but then the roles are switched. And they would switch back and forth until they get to their target.

@ednguyen3822

1y↑2

Thank you thank you for posting this excerpt! On the strength of just 6 minutes of watching this, I bought a streaming copy of it pronto. Brilliant episode and the first Dr. Who episode I have ever seen!

@magnodoros7735

2y↑6.3K

That first weeping angels episode is way out of doctor whos league. Im convinced that you could show that episode to anyone and theyd love it. A truly special episode. It was only a matter of time before the concept was abused and crammed in with cliche crap

@Peter-pq2cw

2y↑70

Sad tbh

@TheMbangel

2y↑142

I haven't really watched Doctor Who (tried the season with the Doctor that only lasted one season - can't remember the actor's name) and this scene is giving me chills!

@tigerheart5087

2y↑30

Lol. It wasn’t even the first to invent the concept it just popularized it.

@littlemoth4956

2y↑26

@Tiger Heart And?

@DrakeOola

2y↑87

I rather enjoyed most of the weeping angel appearances but yeah, none really hold the same tension as the first, that was a masterpiece hard to be matched but doesn't make the other ones terrible. Hated Whittakers run because 99% of the episodes were poorly written and politically charged but the buildup was great in the episode the angels appeared and they managed to garner suspense, that is, until you know just like the rest of her run they start cramming more and more sci-fi concepts in without any real resolution... Not even gonna talk about the ending how they turned her into an angel just to free her 20 seconds later... God what a dumpster fire of a show now and its a shame the writing turned to shit as soon as we got the first female doctor, it could've been monumental but now it's just monumentally bad... Got all the feminazis praising it as the best run so far despite the tanked view count and cessation of episode productions, but nah, they might be right "people only hate it because shes a woman", ghostbusters: "the overly feminized version" all over again...

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@FelixsDeadAccount

42w↑8

One Thing I absolutely loved was that Whenever The Audience (Yes, Us) Were looking at the Weeping Angels They would still be stone and looking directly back at us, As if they know we are there and are trying to get us too

@gevss

1y↑44

"didn't anyone ever tell you - there's one thing you never put in a trap if you're smart, if you value your continued existence, there's one thing you never, ever put in a trap"
"and what's that, sir?"
"me"
actually one of the best lines in any show

@Gio2321_

1y↑4

Something about this, makes this the most horrifying episode. That’s what makes this show AMAZING

@zak3172

2y↑15

I remember watching this scene as a child, it was a snowy night in the Christmas holidays/new years if I remember correctly, I just found it scary af, I'm 20 now but still remember it exactly

@ChoeBakka93

19w

I've never watched Dr Who before but this video came on my feed and the dialogue from 2:35-4:15 was just perfect to me. The tone of the scene while describing the threat was so menacing and really shows how much of a nightmare this would be

@chaosyt8203

19w

Please can you share the link with me? I’m trying to watch everything

@NotAGoodUsername360

2y↑2.8K

Weeping Angels are described as "quantum-locked," but it might be more accurate to refer to them as information-based entities. They exist in superposition on a macro scale until they are observed, so they actually shouldn't be able to move, period: they are effectively hopping between timelines through their own light cones to generate the illusion of movement- they don't actually travel from point A to point B, but instead simply go to where they COULD be until observed. This explains their ability to procreate and extend themselves through their image- because they are effectively made of pure information, and therefore replicate and spread the same way information spreads. This also explains how they feed off of temporal displacement- they are "eating" the entropy created by bringing a complex organism such as a human to a lower-entropy earlier time period, because they cannot generate entropy on their own while in superposition and are at risk of falling victim to natural entropy, effectively eroding alive, which is seen in the form of "starving" Angels.

@paulharris2331

2y↑107

Mate this is awesome thank you and this needs to be pinned.

@commentchannel1197

1y↑79

that’s awesome man could you explain it in hurr durr english for me though

@gustoguy6238

1y↑43

Isn’t the whole “information based entity” the metaphysical explanation for an angel’s existence? Where they can move through thought?

@l0sts0ul89

@CommentChannel
They only exist until they're acknowledged and send people back in time to feed themselves.... I think.

@RetroCube

1y↑50

This is my new head canon for weeping angels now thanks. The whole idea of being an entity of pure infectious information gives me SCP vibes (which I guess only makes sense, since SCP borrows ideas from sci-fi media like Doctor Who). Either way it’s a wonderful take on the angels

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@E-nfileexe

26w↑7

One of my favourite lines that I always laugh at
“But you’ll die”
“And?”
“You think you’ll just come back”
“When don’t I!”

@MrTibTib1991

2y↑7

Greatest episode ever! That was the first or second doctor who episodes I’ve watched. It got me hooked.

@raynightshade8317

21w

I like how the show knows trying to figure out time travel rules is impossible so it just goes with it

@shookberri

1y↑7

The Weeping Angels unlocked a new fear in me from the first time I watched their episodes.

@luckyasmr1374

2y↑1.7K

24:33 I love the look of sheer horror after The Doctor hears the word “statue”.

@pyrobandicoot2144

2y↑96

PTSD flashbacks intensify

@teryomonteverde681

26w↑7

Why it didn't teleport her to the past?

@MegaVGmaster

23w↑4

@@teryomonteverde681maybe the hologram shell thing?

@princeteclis1388

22w↑12

@@teryomonteverde681Likely too starved. Angels don't do it if they're not strong enough.

@ravenscorn2252

20w↑2

😨 Weeping Angels are no joke in the Who universe. I'd be horrified too if I heard the word 'statue' if I were lucky to survive the first time.

@Riverbed_Dreaming

2y↑3

Such a good villain, one of if not the best of New Who

@The_Gallowglass

2y↑2

Never ceases to amaze me how slow everyone moves when he tells them to move their behinds.

@ghost_ship_supreme

21w

One of the best episodes ever in the entire series

@TANKTREAD

2y↑3

I think David Tennant is such a great actor and Karen Gillan is gorgeous. I never watched any of the "Dr. Who" series, but I am very familiar with mythology. I think the weeping angels are such an interesting and disturbing concept.

@jared1750

34w↑3

Am I the only one who thinks that the next Angel episode should have started with them carting one of those angels away? Would have been immediately suspenseful.

@LifeOfRy

2y↑6.1K

Arguably Moffat’s greatest, most sinister invention.

@ironduke1377

2y↑182

Yeah but after blink they kept on ruining them, they should've been a one time thing, but just my opinion

@LifeOfRy

2y↑31

@Peresues The great I understand why you say that tbh

@cyberdalek615

2y↑3

@K a r i n 🌹 Love this

@nathanjordon6950

2y↑90

@TheBigKB797 ye, I think he tried to develop on the concept but in doing so broke his continuity and kind of ruined the mystery behind them. I get what he was trying to do but he didn't execute very well.

@sallyatticum

2y↑1

@Peresues The great I think they are well-used so far in the current series.

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@eb3yr

2y↑1

As a kid one of the only episodes of Doctor Who I had watched was the first part of the crash of the Byzantium, never saw the second episode, so I never saw them get defeated. Terrified the hell outta me. Brilliant concept for an antagonist.

@kylemarston8650

27w

Please let the new season bring back this fantastic moments

@monsignorerasmus.6441

22w

A testament to how much action you can get out of something that doesnt move.

@anetabachewicz4051

40w↑1

I am so proud of you, they really make my heart grow every single day... what a love story...

@OccultOrangutan

20w↑3

The fact that they don’t move even when they aren’t being looked at implies that us the audience looking at them also counts as someone looking at them.

@Jayfive276

2y↑5.5K

“…you can’t kill a stone…”
My friend Herbert Q. Sledgehammer politely disagrees.

@cyberdalek615

2y↑21

@K a r i n 🌹 Love this

@adminadmin8992

2y↑256

But you "destroyed" only the armor. You didn't killed the Angel.

@piercelindenberg6842

2y↑312

Apparently a Weeping Angel can reform if it is shattered so long as it has the energy for it.

@Powerslave62

2y↑72

if bullets cant kill / shatter them, a sledgehammer has even less chance

@im_a_veronica_

2y↑89

@Howie Fisher dont ruin the vibe graham

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@victorvvc1925

1y↑35

Freaking angels are so scary! Those are the reason why I knew about Doctor Who... those and the Van Gogh episode that made me cry so badly!

@AJM01

1y↑1

Loved this episode and it is definitely one of my favourites considering the Doctor is barely in it!

@fishman5618

27w↑4

Food for thought, what if u blink ur eyes separately? Ive always thought about that. Obviously it would only work in a well lit area, and ur field of vision would be practically cut in half due to closing the other eye, but wouldnt that technically get around the blink and they move problem?

@TheNotoriousABS

35w↑3

i love that they keep turning to stone even when no one is there, purely because WE THE VIEWER can see them. that’s why they kept freezing when the light came on while shaking the box

@ashleybrooke2087

2y↑1.3K

Matt Smith wasn't my first Doctor but now when I see him in anything else, he's always the Doctor to me. It made Last Night in Soho an odd experience

@tradescowboyhatforfedora

2y↑15

The Doctor's side gig

@brett8460

2y↑34

Christopher Eccleston was my first doctor but he was on the show for such a short period of time that I sometimes forget he was the Doctor. Whenever I see Matt Smith I can't see anything other than the Doctor. With David Tennant it's a coin toss between Barty Crouch Jr. and the Doctor.

@dragon_user1609

@Brett why not both? Makes for an interesting experience at the least

@Seki1987

2y↑12

Nah, David Tennant was amazing.

@TheGingiGamer

Samething when I saw him in The Crown

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@MonoCrowbo

2y↑10

Still one of the greatest enemies of Doctor Who, terrifying, practically unstoppable, and with a horrific way of murder.

@maheryand8894

28w↑1

Easily the scariest monsters in the show. Especially the times when the angel was trying to get to Amy from the monitor or when they were attacking the doctor and Clara in a freakin blizzard were absolutely terrifying

I'm still annoyed they showed them move though, they were at their best when they stayed immobile on screen; it really gave you the feeling you (the viewer) actually shouldn't blink either or they'd attack

@moonstruck3454

31w↑3

The thing about this is, they weren't even looking until Dr. Who told them it's a big scary thing and look at them!
But the moment you saw them moving, slowly, you know, there never gonna be any serious consequences! Sometimes they seriously weren't looking but doing some hilarious drama but the angels preferred to enjoy their dramas. So it lost its charm!

@NickeJ_

2y↑4

Amy was surprised at what Rory was doing, while the Doctor was completely shocked and rushed to stop them

@brooks1353

17w↑1

Glad to know that I wasn’t the only one that was scared of this as a kid

@alphacode5

2y↑1.8K

I think that after blink moffat kept stretching and stretching the use of the angels and it became sort of bad, I think the worst part is when amy is walking in the forest and we see the angels move, for me it broke the point of them completely

@haoranchen7867

2y↑168

I think he evolved it and made them a force to be reckoned with. After Blink the Angels needed another arc to make them a proper villain. And unlike Daleks and Cybermen they aren’t overused with that same old story, and now in Series 13 episode 4 there’s a lot of hype for the angel since they haven’t been used in years, just like the Sontarans.

@renenk4824

2y↑220

The reason we weren't allowed to see them move is because we as a viewer felt involved because of that. If we aren't allowed to see them, that means they can see US too. It was a vital part of what made the angels so terrifying; the fact that we as viewers knew just as little as the characters

@youraveragepersonwalkingth6850

2y↑6

@Al watch it fully, if it was standalone it would be better but it’s still great

@cosmicguy7150

2y↑20

I agree. The creature that it be comes when you close your eyes is up to you to decide, and that is a good thing. I did like the new york episode though.

@youraveragepersonwalkingth6850

2y↑2

@Al glad you liked it

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@adr2567

21w↑1

Honestly the angels are the most insane villains in doctor who. Absolutely freaky and scary!

@joseguiza721

Everytime i watch this episode I get chills.

@Altx-bw5gz

1y↑7

The little things that sparked the creation of a community of madlad horror writers.

@austinfarley4971

2y↑3

"You Bit me!"
"Yeah and you're alive!!"
One of my favorite moments.

@TheMaleRoleModel

18w↑1

“And of course a stone can’t kill you either… but then you turn your head away…
Then you blink, and oh yes it can.” chills 🥶

@foccha

2y↑308

The scene where the Angels are pulled into the crack due to the gravity failing is so satisfying. The speech leading up to it, the shots of them just tumbling powerlessly and the music playing along with it just gets me every time.

@steampunkemo9211

23w↑6

I was laughing my ass off, the statures just being pulled like a png in a cheap edit is killing me 😂

@misteryman526

2y↑9

So when observed, the Angels are unkillable in their quantum-locked state. That implies that when they AREN'T being observed they AREN'T unkillable. With technology you don't have to 'observe' something to kill it. What if you just had some mines, or monomolecular wire, or some other gadget which would kill anything that passes over/through it and then lured the Angels into the kill-zone? You stare at an Angel which is way over THERE. You blink and the Angel rushes across the intervening distance only to be rendered into chunks by your trap.

Also, why does nobody just close ONE eye? You can be looking at an Angel, close ONE eye, then open it again, and then close the OTHER eye, and keep repeating that for as long as you want without having to worry about blinking.

@CYBER_5KU11

23w↑2

I love that even when they shift and move the TARDIS the lights go out and they move it when we (the audiance) cant see them due to the flickering light as if indirect sight makes them unable to move

@ryuujitakasu4602

1y↑3

The weeping angels always scared the hell out of me, I think they're awesome though.

@theninjakid1430

2y↑9

@johnnyyoutube416

21w

Wow. Ive never seen dr who before. What a great villain! I love it.

@saintofselhurst

2y↑354

Matt and Jenna's chemistry especially in TTOTD was brilliant. Matt really does a great job in his last series and specials

@abramslion1

2y↑3

He was a good 11 Doctor and 10 Doctor were really good at bringing their emotions to their characters.

@Veevs.

What does ttotd stand for

@saintofselhurst

1y↑2

@Veevs The Time of The Doctor

@Veevs.

@Saint of Selhurst thanks :)

@Lucitaur

43w↑3

The 'no blink' rule is easy to avoid; just blink with a single eye at a time, basically winking with one eye then the other.

@eragonawesome

2y↑105

"Can't be done, impossible"
"How impossible?"
"Two minutes."

Absolute favorite bit of dialogue between them

@Killthefish

42w

I miss old doctor who, when i was a kid and worked out who the face of boe was i genuinely cried having watched all the torchwoods knowing how it all goes, the angels gave me nightmares for months though and i thought the emty children were bad

@davonmcmillon4309

I had no idea what this show was but I caught the last 10 minutes of this episode and then binged watched the entire series 😂

@mintsugas

30w

I remember watching this as a child it gave me trauma still one of the scariest things I’ve ever watched

@jeremy1860

2y↑800

One of Moffat's greatest contributions to the show 😊

@AssassinIsAfk

2y↑7

That and the empty child

@baxatakbaxatak2014

2y↑4

Too bad he became completely toxic during 12’s run.

@AssassinIsAfk

2y↑1

@baxatak Baxatak eh it got way better during the end of 12ths run with missy,Nardol and bill.

@baxatakbaxatak2014

@AssassinIsAFK Maybe so, but at the end, it was “If you don’t like Capaldi playing the guitar with sonic sunglasses on, then go to Hell. It’s my fucking show.”

@DrakeOola

2y↑1

@baxatak Baxatak I honestly liked that scene, it does seem to fit the doctors persona so well like a mid life crisis and just some overall goofy and alien thing to do. The doctor suffers from loneliness the most so it makes sense he'd pick up an instrument and learn to entertain people, have an entire crowd to interact with after he's gone insane from being alone. He would normally just get a companion but he doesn't want to hurt anyone again so instead he takes a break from his adventures and lives life as an entertainer in some random medieval village...

Never heard the quote you're mentioning before but ye that is hella toxic and uncalled for if he actually said it...

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@jimcllorente

22w↑2

I've always found the thought of having something coming close whenever I look away to be terrifying, and if these did exist I would have made a horrible mess in my pants at the same time, fainted out of fear.

@Brian-fh8pq

19w

one of the best entry episodes to get into the series.

@sergioavila2512

21w↑1

Before I had any idea who Doctor Who was my friend showed me the my first Weeping angels episode. I was tripping, i wanted all the other villains to be as mystical as these angels.