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WATCH ALONG | DOCTOR WHO | 4x10 | Midnight (Patreon)

Published:
2022-10-21 14:01:03
Imported:
2022-12

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A Few Notes:

  • Please no spoilers beyond this episode unless you see that later episodes have already been released. In that case, no spoilers beyond those episodes.
  • This video is in a watch-along format. This means you'll need your own copy of the episode to watch alongside my reaction. This is in an effort to avoid copyright infringement.
  • If you're based in the UK (or using a UK streaming site), here are instructions for how to get your copy to sync with mine.
  • The show footage will play for the first 30 seconds with both video and audio. After that, the show footage will be silenced, and the video will be blurred for the remainder of the episode. There is also a count-up timer that begins once the episode has started. These things will hopefully make it easier for you to keep your copy of the episode synced with mine.
  • This episode was viewed on HBO Max.
  • If you want to know what’s coming up, check out the schedule here.

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Comments

Steven Cooper

A wonderfully unique episode, showing just what can be achieved with a well-cast group of actors in a confined space, without need for any monsters or CGI effects. The script is actually available at http://leethomson.myzen.co.uk/Doctor_Who/Doctor_Who_4x10_-_Midnight.pdf and if you look at it you'll see that there are only 14 scenes (a normal episode has 60 or more), with one huge scene covering three-quarters of the whole: from the moment the Doctor comes back into the cabin after talking with the driver until the final expulsion of the creature, it's 49 pages of continuous action. It's so amenable to being turned into a stage play, in fact, that in 2011 a group of Salford University drama students did just that (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFmpAUzk6J8). By the way, the script describes it as "Series 4, Episode 8". It was a late decision to move it to after the Library two-parter; originally it was going to come before, and the vehicle was named the "Crusader 50" as a nod to the fact that it would have been the 50th episode of the new series shown. It was also a very late substitution for another script being written for that slot that wasn't working out; when the decision was taken to replace it, Russell T Davies had to come up with this episode, from conception to completion, in less than a week. It was a stressful period, but the result was certainly a triumph.

dwp

Just noticed you’ll get getting to the finale before catching up on Torchwood. No dramas, as first time around I watched doctor who then Torchwood, and although spoiled a little, it won’t affect you going back to series 2!

britanybinges
>>94076108

While I won't be able to release all of the Torchwood episodes before releasing the finale for DW, I do plan to at least record them before I get to the finale.

britanybinges
>>94067920

Thank you for this information! It was definitely well-cast. 49 pages of dialogue could have fallen flat if it weren't for all of them doing such a good job. That's really interesting about them moving the episode at the last minute and that fact it they had it ready in a week makes it all the more impressive (and explains the premise a little more since they didn't have the time they normally would for things like scouting locations, putting sets together, hiring a lot of background actors, etc.)