The Doctor Rides Up the Shard | The Bells of St John | Doctor Who

WATCH MORE:

[PerovNigma]

"Really, Doctor, a motorbike? It hardly seems like you."
"Well, you've only known me for five minutes. You probably still think I'm human. And in my thirties."

[Gryphanii]

Props to the actor who played the hijacked bloke eating a sandwich. His lines were perfect

[saucefan]

props to whoever went back and edited gravity to mavity almost nine years later

[ijs]

The moment a man drives a motorbike up the side of your building;
the moment you realize you are in way over your head.

[Darkstar]

"Did you even hear the word 'Anti-Grav'?"

[nbplayer]

The Doctor rides up the Shard to save Clara. And thus Mario Kart 8 was born!

[titanicstudios]

So, er, which famous London landmark isn't secretly a base for some institution or alien threat?

[bowtieanimation]

When 2074 comes along, someone needs to write the story 'Doctor Who and the Anti-Grav Olympics'. They could even bring in the Tractators from the Peter Davison story, 'Frontios'. Perhaps not.

[TARDISTunnel]

Kinda weird Moffat added that gravity word. Glad to see the description cleared it up!

[jedigamer]

I wonder how the 11th doctor would have gotten along with Missy.

[starghezer]

That's Steven Moffat's way of saying:
*Yep, we're English.*

[doctorwhofan]

I wish the Clara in The Snowmen didn't die. Can you imagine Victorian Clara, who has never seen a computer, in this episode? I'd really like a companion who isn't a 21st century British girl. It would also make the whole not knowing how to connect to the internet thing a lot more believable.

[SubterrelProspector]

I don't know about alot of you but I REALLY enjoyed this episode. I thought it was bizarre and creative and had some really amazing "Doctor moments". Plus the chemistry between Smith and Coleman really works here. 

[AndrewChapman]

0:29 "Oh... dear... Lord."

Love that part.

[danielhaire]

With all those computers, they should have tried hacking UNIT and Torchwood's files on  the Doctor.   It wouldn't have helped, but at least they would have had an idea of what they were dealing with.

I like how Matt Smith's Doctor can be acting energetic and crazy in one scene and then be cold ruthless in the next.  He was a fun Doctor who grew on us.

[TheWAYF]

I really love Matt Smith's acting in this episode. On rewatching it you actually notice all the subtle details in his performance that indicate he might not actually be the real Doctor.

[maniacalcoyote]

At 2:45, notice how Matt moves all jerky, like his motions are being controlled by someone using a touchpad mouse. (Which the actual Doctor was using, with a keyboard, to control the Spoonhead)
Say what you will about Terminator: Genesys, but you can't fault Matt Smith being cast as Skynet. He's good at riding down the uncanny valley.

[parrot]

Am I the only one who feels like the spoon-heads are really creepy and awesome? Probably like the Autons must of been like in the 70s...

[dougp]

And the story continues, what shortly after the doctor leaves clara sleeping at the cafe, someone steals the laptop.

[jacksonroberts]

I love it how the villains are 100% human (maybe not the tech but) so all the Doctors tricks are so new to them