Doctor Who is a British science-fiction television programme broadcast by t… Read Full Bio ↴Doctor Who is a British science-fiction television programme broadcast by the BBC since 1963. The programme depicts the adventures of a Time Lord called the Doctor, exploring the universe in a time-travelling space ship called the TARDIS. The TARDIS exterior appears as a blue British police box, which was a common sight in Britain in 1963 when the series first aired.

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ponytailsforlunch

8y↑5.1K

2:28 no tears, no anger, no racing off to get her, no breaking any laws of time. Just deep, hurting, sadness

Spell caster

Suppose he couldn’t do anything 💔😢

Cowboy Shit

It was the best scene ever.

Gooper

Tweek Also I think that made more sense because not only did Clara actually die, but the doctor knew how to save her. I don’t think David could save Rose here, and he knew she was fine.

Both are great though

Connor

3y↑2

I actually like capaldis attempts to save clara a lot more. mainly cause of his perseverance which says a lot cause rose is my favourite nuwho companion and clara is my least favourite

AC9123

😭

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Olivia McDonagh

6y↑3.5K

When you consider what's actually happening here, I would argue that this was the saddest moment in Dr Who. I mean, these two loved each other completely, and then without warning they're ripped apart. They get no goodbye, as far as they're concerned no chance to see each other again, there's nothing but a blank wall. Roe is forced back into a life she never wanted to go back to, and the Doctor is left not just alone and isolated, but without the one person who made him feel whole again for the first time since the Time War. I mean... Jesus they just don't write it like this anymore. I miss Russell T Davies so much...

Simon F

Good things he's back.

C

well guess what :)

Olivia McDonagh

3y↑1

@Pronkt I know! It's so exciting!!!

Pronkt

3y↑3

dw russell t davies just announced hes coming back ;)

REALJAMESET 7

I totally agree with everything you said.

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Johnny Mac

8y↑2.9K

It's now been a decade since this aired, and it still gets me every time 😥

Braden The Man

it’s been so long, dude i’m gonna cry again

Justin Swan

Five years from this day I'll tell you that 20 years doesn't make it easier. They still lost each other.

abbie

still hurts in 2021

Jacob Meeks

4y↑2

Still hurts in 2020

Thanos Darkseid

lot longer now clara died sacrificing herself 12th dr. the more angry bitter dr cos he got tired losing all companions while he lived on in even different forms

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The Wheelchair Hero

7y↑624

The fact that the actress literally broke down after that scene made me almost cry.

Pedrosso

@User I have no memory of what they said, they prolly deleted it so... eh?

User

@Pedrosso Harsh

Aarya Herlekar

@Pedrosso oh sorry

Pedrosso

@Aarya Herlekar Did u even read my message? You weren't a help you just misunderstood the situation

Aarya Herlekar

@Pedrosso Happy to help

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Sophie Cee

8y↑571

so I was 7 years old when I watched this and 10 years on I've never cried at any tv or film scene as hard as I cried at this! the music, the acting, the simplicity of the white wall- everything heartbreaking.

Ant Enant

3y↑1

So glad I was already an adult when this aired. It hurt me enough at 30-something, but if I was still a child- think I would've been scarred for life.

No, wait, I have been scarred for life even so...

Amazing scene- one of the saddest/best scenes ever written and put to film.

Aubrée Swart

Oh my goodness so young. Your poor little hearts 😢😢

AC9123

4y↑1

@Kappa Mania Doomsday.... it's a really nice song, really, until you start associating the song with this... well...

Brayday 1130

4y↑2

I remember being 7 and watching this later at night on Disney xd. Man I miss those times

PRT Productions

I was 11, and I honestly could not believe what I was seeing at the time.

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Oliver

3y↑72

David Tennant's scream as Rose is being pulled into the void... man, it's like it punches you in the face, how deeply he cares for her and his absolute horror at the idea of her being trapped in the void for eternity. He shows it all in that scream

D23

4y↑98

One point that really hit home for me, in the parallel universe, Rose has everything that the ordinary one did not - Dad still alive and in love with Mum, brave and caring boyfriend. The parallel universe actually suits her, it's just awful that what she was taken away from was the thing she loved the most. David Tennant and Billie play this amazingly, Rose full of raw emotion and the Doctor just a complete shell, just haunting emptiness.

Grenades Blows

3y↑3

It’s really good storytelling and and a nice way to wrap up rose’s arc in a bittersweet way. but I don’t think Mickey and Rose were together beyond friends after the cyberman episodes (Though I could be wrong).

Kyle Hoffa

8y↑873

It was totally not okay to loose Rose again. The way she screams "let me back" breaks my heart just like when she was left on the beach.

Matthew Breach

8y↑9

Same. The feels...

Phoenix 24

9y↑2.5K

Best Scene Ever. Not that she left, I loved Rose. But it is so beautifully acted, really well shot. Emotive music. Such a good scene

Ya boi

@Bohdan Kim I think she was at first but I think she changed for the better over time I still like Martha more tho I know some people might get mad at me for saying that but I don't care I'm allowed to have my own opinion

Hanakin sidewalker

4y↑2

@Peter Downey They had some fire insults for eachother not gonna lie😂😂😂

Peter Downey

4y↑2

But the best part of this episode is that the Daleks and Cybermen went to war!

It doesn't get better than that. They should do that again.

Hanakin sidewalker

@Bohdan Kim NAH IM WITHYA I HATED HER
the only reason I was sad in this scene was cause the doctor was sad....

Romeo Bravo

4y↑1

There’s a reason that Graeme Harper was the only Classic director asked to return to the new series. Seriously, watch “The Caves of Androzani”. It’s brilliant.

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Niloofar Bateni

5y↑170

I like how they stand afar from Rose, letting her cry and slowly accept the reality of what has happened
while still being there for her.

Xavier Keys

5y↑160

Billie piper just kills it in this scene. Absolutely heartbreaking, even now 12 years on! And the music... what an epic scene.

2feisty4u

5y↑43

I'm watching Doctor Who for the first time, and just finished season 2 that had this scene. OMG! For the first time in my life (and I'm over 40), I actually teared up because of a show. This and the way it ended between the Doctor and Rose was absolutely heartbreaking! Phenomenal acting by David Tennant and Billie Piper.

David Falkner

Wait til you get to Capaldi.

Terry O'Fee

5y↑21

My fave moment is where Jackie reaches for mickeys hand. So much has gone between them since those early days. Even when Mickey stays on our earth, he tells Jackie he’ll miss her the most. From enemies to the mother figure he never really had.

ChooseYour Poison

8y↑2.8K

I read somewhere that there was originally dialogue written for the bit where David Tennant presses his cheek against the wall, but they decided that David's silence and heartbroken look told the story better than any dialogue ever could, and left it as it was. I'm glad they did

KrazyKiwi

3y↑13

A picture speaks a thousand words, after all.

Matheus21video

4y↑15

Wow

ChooseYour Poison

4y↑60

@Joe MacDonell From what I read it never got past the first reading (where the actors sit round a table and go through the proposed script) Apparently they realised pretty much straight away that silence would be more powerful, so the first draft of the script probably just got tossed in the trash.

Alicia

3y↑10

I love how no one steps in at the end to console her, it won't work because they all know what she's just lost, instead they hold hands and wait. Very compelling and it shows how well the writers know their characters.

Seven

6y↑33

I might be biased by the fact I was 7 when I first saw this but this is still the most powerful TV moment I've ever watched. Never cared more about fictional characters than I did Rose and the 10th doctor. This moment was heartbreaking.

David Lopez

Whatever I'd highly recommend watching the Classic Series if you haven't. Hell, you might even find moments or episodes more heartbreaking than Doomsday.

Ulquiorra Cifer

6y↑39

David Tenant was brilliant in this scene. No words were needed, you could see the sadness in his eyes. I personally never liked Rose, but even I found this sad.

RandomUser77

4y↑2

I agree with you completely.

Michelle Schu-blacka

7y↑10

Gets me crying every time.

Brilliant performance, particularly by David who gives off a massive sense of despair and anger that his world just fell apart whilst accepting it at the same time.

giligara30492

10y↑829

I adore the way David Tennant approached this scene. I think it's one of the first times we see the Tenth Doctor look completely broken, exhausted, ancient, and almost paralysed with shock inside. Of course, that's due to Tennant's performance, because he played that quiet, more alien, type of grief-stricken shock very clearly and extremely well. Almost with his eyes alone. THAT's why I cry at this scene: The emotional resonance is through the roof here.

The Grassy Man Productions

5y↑6

Everyone just ignores Patrick Troughton’s performance. It’s just as good at David. Especially, in The War Games, his final story. Just like Peter Davidson’s final story, he’s pushed to his limits and we see his true ancient, alien, stricken with grief side. How desperate he is, to do right. And, In the War Games, the Doctor lost both his companions, forced to regenerate and trapped on Earth, without a working Tardis. I don’t know; the 60s Doctor Who and Russel T Davies Era, (and, Peter Davison‘ tenure) to me, were the best at storytelling in Doctor Who. Funny, how it’s still Sylvester McCoy, which has my favourite era of Doctor Who. I’m weird-

Joe Kaput

6y↑10

Show, don't tell

ÀLEX GARO

6y↑12

Oh totally, the way he walks away with that face tells more than any dialogue could

McKenzie Raynor

6y↑10

Yeah, that's why I cry. The Doctor is crying. And also I ship 10/Rose so hard

Canadian Ninja

3y↑5

This was hands down her best scene, and she was, and maybe still is, my favourite companion. To go out on your best scene... can't ask for more

Afraid Monsters

3y↑13

I literally died while watching this. I laid in my bed crying. I let my phone fall out of my hand, and just cried as the episode ended. Rose was amazing. And I connect to her the most. Wanting something greater to be apart of, being lost and unknowing how to take control of her life. Then the one person she always needed comes into her life. And she’s now in control. Her fashion sense of hoodies and her deep personality is so much like me too. I bet her character would be Pisces, too.

anna merkouris

3y↑8

david’s acting feels so real. he’s literally phenomenal.

phoenixfriend

3y↑7

The Doctor's quiet, bitter pain is somehow more heartbreaking than Rose's desperate tears.

Sorren Peak

10y↑421

The Doctor's scream when Rose slips still haunts me. Normally he's composed and self-contained, if not getting a bit angry here and there, but here, in this one scene, he flat-out screams. It's vocalized emotional destruction.

Tennant did amazing with this part, and it's still one of the strongest moments in the series.

miss melyss

3y↑3

This scene broke me more than any other. I still can't watch without completely breaking down. Heartbreaking.

PJOZeus

3y↑4

A sad moment to be sure, and such an abrupt removal of an undeniably beloved character (great writing on the part of the development team)
And yet her reappearances later on still do her justice, which I personally really appreciate

Mel

4y↑5

The sadness in his eyes... David Tennant is a such a talented person who deserves so much better than he gets.

TheYoungBoomer

6y↑8

I love Capaldi and some of the best episodes ever have been fairly recent, but the show just doesn't have this level of tense drama any more. That music that plays when the Daleks are sucked into the void and Rose is holding on is frantic as hell, I miss this side of the show

Envy Shiny Hunter

9y↑2.5K

Friend: "you've watched this episode before. Did you cry?"
Me: "I did but I'm not gonna cry this time."
Doomsday starts playing
Me: Starts sobbing uncontrollably

PiKira

Friend: Dude, we didn't even get past the intro yet

McKenzie Raynor

True statement.

Shrek from the 2001 hit movie shrek

Envy Shiny Hunter same

Zoe Skye

pretty much me every time

Asma Kore

8y↑2

+Susan Harsley OMG I thought I wouldn't cry but I am ussually sappy so I did. It was soooo sad

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𝐩𝐢𝐱𝐢𝐞

4y↑44

David Tennant’s eyes make this scene so much better

Johann Schmidt

5y↑18

Gotta admit, he's really good at keeping it together

Eric M.

3y↑1

Despite 2 broken hearts, and knowing Rose’s heart is broken

Connor

3y↑7

This isnt keeping it together. This is when you feel SO broken you even question if crying accomplishes anything. Ten is easily the least collected doctor ever but that's why we love him

Charlotte W

4y↑12

It's not that he's even good at keeping it together, he's just completely empty inside now Rose is gone.

RightEyeRaptor

6y↑3

11-year old me sobbed like a baby when I saw this, and it still gets me to this day. Beautiful, beautiful scene.

Ricky H

4y↑62

I literally HAVE TO know: HOW did Pete know the exact spot (not even an inch out of place) and exact MOMENT Rose would fly into his arms?
Utterly unfathomable.

Grenades Blows

3y↑4

Imagine how funny it would have been If Pete spawned wrong and both just went into the void

Ricky H

3y↑1

@Kathy exactly - he timed a situation he couldn’t be sure of - right 😂

Kathy

He popped up in the same spot he left in. When Rose goes back over to the doctor she appears in the same spot she left in. The dad just got lucky and timed it right.

Justuraveragewhovian

IKR 😂😯

TheScottishFox

8y↑1.9K

I can't believe she had to go. she was my favourite doctor who companion.

Tao Tao

@Literally an Angry Moose You have excessively poor taste.

Braden The Man

@doglover12373 yes those are my top 3 favs

Braden The Man

im sad she left doctor who, but it was her choice and that’s completely fine, but in doctor who dude i’m crying shitless watching this
she was also my favourite and will always be my favourite

Crazy Train

@Literally an Angry Moose incel much?

Petra Anderson

While I've always hated how she treated poor Mickey I will always believe that The Doctor needed her

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karina

4y↑12

i cried for 10 minutes straight the first time i watched this
i went to a party later that night and i randomly started crying - like actually crying
i couldn't explain it to anyone
and now i'm crying again
rose has her family and mickey but the doctor is all alone
he just lost the only thing in his life that mattered
all i have to do is think of that and i'm crying

KiceLee

3y↑2

The way David screams as Rose lets go. I’ve never seen such real and raw emotions pour out like that.

Paule Be

8y↑12

I still cry whenever I watch this scene. The first time I watched it my mum found me on the couch, a crying mess wrapped in a blanket, and she was so concerned about me because I was genuinely heartbroken. I couldn't stop crying for night on end, whenever I went to bed. Guess I'm a bit too involved hahah oops

Sam Field

8y↑64

I remember that moment, was I was 8, and I cried throughout the whole day afterwards, how has it been 10 years, It feels really quite recent... David Tennant was definitely the best Doctor.

edward harris

3y↑2

One of the most emotional scenes from Doctor Who I remember feeling genuinely sad when I saw it.

Grace Fogg

5y↑4

you could tell that he loved her dearly. this scene always breaks my heart.

Praise to the Most High

2y↑2

I remember this episode scaring the absolute piss outta me when I was younger! I had never watched Doctor Who, but the first time I got invested & saw this episode, especially the appearance of the daleks & how grinding their voices were, I about ran the Hell away from the TV for a bit! Rose being separated from the Doctor didn’t make things any better either! That ending, to me, was kinda bitter & depressing for 10-year-old me at the time.

Kali

3y↑16

This scene finally sold me on David Tennant as The Doctor: Both Rose and The Doctor separated by the "wall" between dimensions ... and HE'S the first to leave. THAT is The Doctor: a wanderer who has lost more companions than even he can count ... and the knowledge that he will lose more in the many centuries to come. And Tennant pulled it off. I thought it was his best performance. Bravo.

Freaky Filly

9y↑4.1K

Who else cried for ten million years watching this episode?

Flora

Who didn’t?

Ali Gracida

I cried so hard

Aro

3y↑1

Still crying.. Have been doing it since.. God i don't remember, it's been long-

Jakob Klein Petersen

3y↑1

5 years later and still crying

Blooming Recklessly

Thought I would chime in 5 years after your post. Still crying about this. This was one of the best love stories for me. I tell myself they found each other again, though I know she got the doctor’s copy... to me the original doctor was “the one”. They could have done at least one more season with Rose.

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Savannah S

4y↑2

Their separation is so tragic, but I also love that Rose was saved by her dad. She never got to have a dad and he never had a daughter, but an alternate version of here dad saved her from the breach

Cappock101

3y↑3

One of the most heartbreaking moments from my childhood 😢💔

EtwasMartin

5y↑1

The thing I love most about this scene is the look on Ten's face. Heartbroken and devestated but you can also tell that this situation is way too familiar to him. He has been at this point to many times in his lifes.

Da Juice

4y↑41

Never understood this scene as a child, always wondered "why don't they just break down the wall?"

Watching this now

This hurt.

Kimberley Stone

7y↑6

10 years, and I still cry everytime😓

Movie Hermit

3y↑2

To this day, I still have no idea how Rose was able to push the lever with both hands while getting pulled into the void

KnObi1 GonpAchiRo

4y↑7

There's the darkness in his eyes. The one that is seen whenever he is alone.
Right now, he's the loneliest he's ever been.

PussnBoot2516

3y↑1

I remember watching this and just sobbing, it broke my heart to see them separated like this.

Lucia Vendráková

10y↑1.9K

The look in David Tennant´s eyes just kills me...Absolute void...He´s lost someone who completed him and loved him...He´s alone again....Alone in the whole universe....and the one he loved is lost forever....

Miserable Bastard

4y↑1

Until the series 4 finale.

『ᴇᴛᴇʀɴɪᴛʏ ɴɪɢʜᴛ』

6y↑8

This episode brought me to tears, I was so attached to Rose but then the others came in.. More tears came..

G Q

6y↑25

StaHP YOU’RE MAKING ME CRY

Kerrica Gemini

4y↑2

2:00 and 2:29 I felt those feels when my soulmate and I separated. It hurt deeply, irrevocably...it shattered my soul.

Kevser :d

4y↑23

This scene is proof that she’s really defender of the earth

EP Vryday

Despite how tragic and sad this moment was, it’s also one of my favourite moments in the show. It’s brilliantly executed.

Bokane25

4y↑1

The way they cry in pain,touching the wall at same time ...it breaks me totaly
One of the best scenes ever made on TV,total masterpiece

Emily Johnston

It’s been so many years since I’ve watched this episode and I haven’t forgotten a moment of it. Yet, I still had hope that they could still be together till the end. I wanted it so bad that I sort of believed in a different ending if I were to watch it again. This scene gave me a sense of the deepest senses of dread, sadness, and just a pure feeling of “I want to go back”. Not even the TARDIS could reverse the events.

Victor Von Doom

3y↑1

David Tennant’s Doctor with Rose as his companion will always be my favorite pairing of Dr Who.

It's not Butter!

4y↑792

Corona got people social distancing like The Doctor and Rose

Maxim Vansteenkiste

Damn. That sentence is very.. relatable..

melcdypond

💀👋🏻
NO LOL

Deviant_Semicolon

Good on Rose and the Doctor, protecting earth like they used to do

Slish Slash

that hurts

Sonic Of Atlantis

Dude. Funny joke. But my god not cool!

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Margarita Kulyapina

4y↑2

I remember when I first watched this, I didn't cry, and at first I was like "I'm fine, I guess." But I guess that this was just one of those situations where it is so sad that it takes a while to process, since when I rewatched the part a few hours later, I cried like a babym

Sachin Chahal

My favourite Doctor Who Season finale by far!!! The effects of the Daleks being pulled into the Void is AMAZING!! And THAT performance from Billie Piper was phenomenal! 15 years this July 8th.

LostPeopleOfEarth158

This is my favorite Doctor Who moment. I still think about it sometimes. I just love the expression on his face. It's so real and powerful looking. It really makes the tragedy feel real.

Cassy Uy

4y↑1

It's been years since I watched this episode and I still can't get over it :'(

Sean Sutton

15 years on and this scene still gets me the same as it did first time around.

skyelight

8y↑1.4K

1:32 His face here broke my heart. I think my heart ached when I saw this for the first time, it hurts. The chemistry between David Tennant and Billie Piper was so great, mind you, I thought the Doctor was in love with Rose since Christopher Ecclestone said "You look beautiful" and tried to cover up his feelings by saying "for a human." This is one of those tragic love stories I will never recover from. In my mind, its "The Doctor in the Tardis with Rose Tyler" just as it should be, and will always be. fan girl scream <3

just some guy who does what he wants

4y↑3

honestly, i'll admit, i've never watched the season of doctor who where this is from, or any before that, but when i watched this scene, my sadness is still absolutely overwhelming

Olivia McDonagh

6y↑14

I always saw it as Nine and Rose's relationship was more of a surrogate father/daughter, but then when he changed it shifted into romantic love. I think for Rose the shift started a little earlier than that, maybe Parting of the Ways or even Bad Wolf, but I think the Doctor started realising how much he genuinely actually loved her when he had to go without her in New Earth...

Fallen Derp

Wishvesh Chaturvedi

7y↑4

For me, it's 2:30

Odhran Taylor

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Jack Green

This scene made me cry my eyes out. It meant so much to me at the time. I was around 11 or 12, still unknown to the beauty of companionship and the true sadness of separation. I was so attached to this show and it’s wonders and to see the doctor and one of his best companions separate was heart aching. Watching it now makes me tear up, knowing that the 10th doctor was the most kind, compassionate, and knowledgeable man to ever be on the show. We will never forget you David Tennant.

Dominique

3y↑2

If I feel like I need to cry, I always watch this episode..

Freyja Richardson

4y↑2

Me: I can watch it, I know how she ends up, it's fine
Also me: starts crying uncontrollably and can't stop

Michael Fryers

6y↑4

The ponds were my favourite companions, but this is sadder. Tennants acting is usually great, and this scene is one of the moments he's at his best

Shoba Etwaroo

This particular episode made me cry when I saw the sadness on both their faces because they loved each other. I wish if Doctor Who can come back with memorable scenes like those

Ewemiz Insigne

Watched this back when I was 12, now I'm 18 and this still gets me. Gods my heart hurts 😭

Mr1X

5y↑2

David Tennant was such an amazing Doctor.

ashlyn knight

This always hits me right in the feels 😭😭😭😭

Artist Jennette Brown

10y↑186

One of the most heartbreaking moments I've ever experienced with a television show. :( This and when they're on the beach. Ugh...

Mystery Gaming

3y↑2

The acting in this is truly incredible. Especially Billie Piper’s acting ♥️

Miu Chiukison

I cried like a baby after watching this :( I cant imagine how it feels to be seperated from your loved one forever, knowing that she/he's living a fine life without me.

Shanna S

3y↑2

I don’t understand people who don’t think this was a love story between them

ConnorSams95

I remember watching this episode live at my nan and gramps pub. Me and my brother got the big screen opened and watched it with some of the punters. Even though we knew it was Billie's final episode - this hit too hard. 14 years on, this scene is still as haunting.

Dave Cunningham

The way the changes from dramatic to sad at 1:55 and 2:00 Is so well made. I literally almost teared up.
Also 3:59 The way The Doctor whispers Rose is so sad.

jennymarty 73

6y↑2

I NEVER cry in films/tv shows but this always makes me cry. I legit remeber the first time watching, i mustve been younger than 6, and i cried. Such an emotional way for Rose to leave!

Janus

8y↑17

Everyone watching this video, please do not cry. This IS a sad moment in Doctor Who, but just remember this is NOT goodbye. Think on how everyone in the writing staff twist episodes on you, they might bring her back. If you get sad, if you think back and cry, just remember one thing (no it is not "don't blink") this is not 'goodbye" and "the end", it is "see ya later" and "too be continued".

꧁Spice Princess Art꧂

7y↑1

Can't say I EXPECT to see her again in the show, as Rose, but we can very well marinate in the fact that the Doctor was, is, and has only ever been in love with Rose Tyler, she's the only woman he ever truly loved and his soulmate. I believe in the Christmas Special from last year, River asked about how he feels toward her and if he loves her the way she loves him, and it's clear from his reaction that, while he cares for River, she's not Rose. No woman can ever compare to Rose. At least we have that and it's canon :')
I DO wish they would have made a spin-off or mini-series at least about Rose and TenToo though.

pinopino

7y↑3

Emma Pratt Wait you're saying this a decade later when two doctors have regenerated and we know they get back together LOL this would've been sound advice about hmmm... TEN YEARS AGO! jk nice comment lol

SatanDoesStuff

8y↑1

Emma Pratt i used to think that. Is Susan here? NO D,:

Bethany's beauty channel

7y↑2

No matter how many times I watch this it still makes me cry.

Andro

I love his reaction to the fact that he can't fix this. Nothing he can do to bring her back. David Tennat really is the best doctor.

Jeff Haas

2y↑1

Still hits me in the feels. Music and all.

RamenFueled

Ten years on, this still gets me bawling.

skyrtvoid09

4y↑2

the music that hits the moment they get separated sticks with you, forever...

I remember I watched it the first time it aired and that music never left my head

Slendy

8y↑707

I remember nearly tearing up when Rose was falling into the void and I saw the Doctor's face. Specially afterwards when he put his head against the wall.

David Tennant was and always will be the best Doctor Who in my mind. Rose was one of the best companions as well. The relationship between those two was always just so great.

Matthew Breach

8y↑5

Agreed. I can't watch this scene without crying.

Matthew Breach

8y↑13

Agreed. I can't watch this scene without crying.

Andrea Martinez

8y↑19

NEARLY tearing up? i was crying my eyes out

PJ Cagle

This scene is absolutely perfect. From the score, to the story, to the acting (especially Tennant's). It's just perfect.

Abby Creaner

It’s been years yet I still cry every time I watch this episode

Nicole Graley

All these years later and this scene still gets to make like its the first time I've watched it. Absolutely perfect scene, David and Billie nailed, directed brilliantly... k imma go cry now 😭😭😭😭

Patapad22

3y↑34

“Roses are red
The tardis is blue
The doctor once said
Rose Tyler....”

Joraco

10y↑37

I love David's facial expressions throughout this entire scene.

Rey Marie

5y↑2

This is one of the saddest moments in history. I don’t cry during movies but this one scene always makes me cry. 😢

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4y↑1

Every time I see her holding on I still hope that she just about manages to hold on.

Andrew

3y↑1

This moment is the saddest thing I've ever seen. I actually haven't seen a moment that could possibly be even for a little bit sadder than this one.

Freyja Richardson

I literally saw four seconds when I clicked on it and I started crying. This show must have the world record for most hearts broken.

AndyG94

10y↑70

One of Billie and David's best performances in the show, the angst, the sadness and heartbreak are so present that you inevitably feel their pain...

John Smith

Yes I do believe David Tennant always had that raw powerful emotion of the 10th doctor better than any other.

Chris Aldridge

7y↑1

You really felt the pain of Rose. It was one of the best scenes of the show, and very frustrating for me to see her leave. She was, in my opinion, the best companion.

Iris Bevan

3y↑1

It's such a serious episode but seeing the Daleks flying around like that always makes me laugh. I always find it funny how terrified they all are of the daleks, they're not nearly as threatening as the weeping angels or that creature in midnight

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