The Fourteenth Doctor is Here! | BBC Children in Need 2023 | Doctor Who

The Doctor accidentally lands the TARDIS at a pivotal moment in the creation of his deadliest enemies... 💥

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[ivokintober]

I love how although this is a funny skit it's also cosmically horrifying, no matter what the doctor does he cannot stop the dalek and actually contributes to their existence an immense amount

[MREmrdzcn]

I love the subtle Bootstrap Paradox. Doctor named the Daleks because he knew what they were called in the future. Davros was dismissive of the anagrams otherwise.

[Pulsarnix]

There's just something brilliant about the Doctor being the one responsible for the Daleks having a sucker

[Emerald.She-Ra]

Did anyone else find it hilarious when the Dalek did the slow turn "look" of "well, how ARE you going to explain this to Davros?"😂

[thejoeyouknow-mr]

Fun fact: Russell T Davies had originally written for a younger pre-Genesis Davros to be seen in Journey's End through flashbacks, but had to cut it from later drafts of the script due to an overlong runtime and to cut the budget. Nice to see Julian Bleach finally play out a scene as Kaled Davros!

[Nove]

I love how once the Doctor realizes what event he was interrupting, he knew that he had to reluctantly participate in the Dalek's development in order to prevent the established timeline from being disrupted.

[lukewilson]

the way they finally explained why daleks have plungers is brilliant 😂

[mattbriddell]

1:20: "Yeah the claw looks cool and all, but have you ever considered a PLUNGER?" :D

[Skulduggery_G]

And now we know, David Tennent's still got it. The moment he stepped out of that box he was the Doctor.

[mikebasil]

This was the most creative way to bring Davros back since 2015. Thank you, Children in Need. 💓

[DanTheManAD]

Awesome seeing Julian Bleach without his Davros makeup for once. What a voice!

[musachi]

A mate of mine who sadly isn't with us anymore loved the Tate Tennant duo, we watched nearly every episode together during that season and it is some of my fonedst memories of the DrWho series as well. I'm so happy to see they're back if only for charity, I just wish Mikey was still here to see it. I'll be watching this one for you buddy.

[arkane]

Julian as a younger Kaled Davros just - works. I really hope we see more of him like this!

[wafflingmean]

The idea of making it so the toilet plunger hand was always kind of an accident is such a genius way to address how ridiculous it is, and also brace an audience for a potential change to something more menacing and practical, while still retaining most of the Dalek's overall silhouette.

[NoahInfinity]

Oh man I've missed Tennant's energy in this role

[windowsleon]

The voice at 1:57 being an impression of Nyder from the original Genesis of the Daleks is a really nice touch.

[xedalpha]

This was both brilliant and hilarious. How they made Davros both funny and somehow fully in character was genius.

[emmaduguid]

Did not expect to Julian Bleach back as Davros. Such an amazing actor and I loved this minisode ❤

[gdn]

I love the Daleks because they are both completely terrifying and completely ridiculous. Just like the Doctor himself.

[GardeBlaze]

It's quite interesting to see a younger Davros from before his accident, and the Dalek's plunger arm being an accident after the Doctor destroyed the original arm was hilarious!