Stories Television Doctor Who 60th Anniversary Specials 60th Anniversary Specials Episode: 1 2 3 Wild Blue Yonder 16 images Overview Characters How to Watch Reviews 16 Statistics Related Stories Quotes 14 Transcript + Script Overview First aired Saturday, December 2, 2023 Written by Russell T Davies Runtime 50 minutes Story Type Anniversary Special, Bottle Episode, Special Time Travel Past, Future Tropes (Potential Spoilers!) Celebrity Historical, Cloister Bell, Companion Doppelgänger, Countdown, Doctor Doppelgänger, Edge of the Universe, Evil Twin, HADS, LGBTQA+, Lost the TARDIS, Mavity, Rewriting History, Robots, Self-destruct, Spaceship, TARDIS is damaged Story Arc (Potential Spoilers!) Susan Twist Location (Potential Spoilers!) Lincolnshire, Space UK Viewers 7.14 million Appreciation Index 83.2 Synopsis The TARDIS takes the Doctor and Donna to the furthest edge of adventure. To escape, they must face the most desperate fight of their lives, with the fate of the universe at stake. Watch Watched Favourite Favourited Add Review Edit Review Log a repeat Skip Skipped Unowned Owned Owned Save to my list Saved Edit date completed Custom Date Release Date Archive (no date) Save Characters Fourteenth Doctor David Tennant Donna Noble Catherine Tate Isaac Newton Not-Things Spoiler!Click to reveal 👀 Wilfred Mott Spoiler!Click to reveal 👀 Show All Characters (5) How to watch Wild Blue Yonder: Watch on iPlayer Watch on Disney+ Doctor Who Unleashed BTS on YouTube Blu-Ray 60th Anniversary Specials Blu-Ray 60th Anniversary Specials [Steelbook] DVD 60th Anniversary Specials Reviews Add Review Edit Review Sort: Date (Newest First) Date (Oldest First) Likes (High-Low) Likes (Low-High) Rating (High-Low) Rating (Low-High) Word count (High-Low) Word count (Low-High) Username (A-Z) Username (Z-A) Spoilers First Spoilers Last 16 reviews 18 March 2025 · 81 words Review by ImpossibleGirl Spoilers 1 This review contains spoilers! Great blend of creepy and suspension. I love the Not-Things. They are creepy with the body horror and they are great when they are separated by the glass from the real 14th Doctor and Donna. The way they stress out the Doctor and the Doctor and Donna not trying to think but he knows what is going on is brilliant. The ending is amazing with the surprise Wilf and everyone going mad and plane crashing down and ground cracking with fire. ImpossibleGirl View profile Like Liked 1 3 March 2025 · 3 words Review by ClydeLangerRules 2 🚨Boltzmann Brains mentioned🚨 ClydeLangerRules View profile Like Liked 2 16 January 2025 · 71 words Review by Bostao42 2 É incrivel de pensar que no especial de 60 anos da serie o Russel T Davies consegue espremir um episodio tão esperimental, tão independente de qualquer tipo de fan service ou apelo a nostalgia, e ainda usar um conceito de ficção ciêntifica mais complexo para exploração dos perssonagens. O melhor dos especiais de 60 anos e um incrivel sinal para a nova era de Doctor Who por vir. Bostao42 View profile Like Liked 2 27 December 2024 · 93 words Review by Guardax Spoilers 2 This review contains spoilers! This episode was such a relief. It was the best Doctor Who episode in six years, and boy did we need it. It is completely inventive, essentially a two-hander as we push the Fourteenth Doctor and Donna to the absolute limit and see what they are made of. The 'no-things' are absolutely terrifying, and the plot line is so intricate and clever. It brought back the rush that all the best Doctor Who episodes give. It's a tour de force by some of the world's most talented actors, and I loved every bit. Guardax View profile Like Liked 2 22 December 2024 · 154 words Review by RandomJoke Spoilers 1 This review contains spoilers! Admittedly, I had my worries for this one. I had high points, there must be a point why this Episode was such a secret and good lord.. while my hopes for a return of Susan wasn't there, I still feel good about calling this a masterful episode. The Star Beast, while fun, throw me off with some wonky moments and a pacing that sadly didn't slow down. The directing was top tier (mostly), but still it felt like a very casual way to reintroduce doctor who to an audience that fell out of touch with the show after the tennant era. And I am fine with that. But this one is excellent! As somebody who really hates the "Tennant-Clone "trope"" in Doctor Who, I am impressed how well this was done! Just a really GOOD Episode, I might need to think about this one a little more before I can add more to this! RandomJoke View profile Like Liked 1 Show All Reviews (16) Open in new window Statistics AVG. Rating999 members 4.31 / 5 Trakt.tv AVG. Rating591 votes 4.01 / 5 Member Statistics Watched 1476 Favourited 332 Reviewed 16 Saved 6 Skipped 1 Related Stories Other adaptations of this story: We define an adaptation as a recreation of a similar story but on a different medium or with different characters. Target Collection Doctor Who: Wild Blue Yonder Rating: 3.83 Story Skipped Book Reviews(1) More Actions View Sets Close Related Sets Set of Stories: Target Collection Add Review Edit Review Skip Skipped Unowned Owned Save to my list Saved Quotes Add Quote Link to Quote Favourite DOCTOR: She just dropped some coffee into the console. DONNA: But don't worry, he's got a time machine, which means he can blame me for all eternity. — Wild Blue Yonder Show All Quotes (14) Open in new window Transcript + Script [England 1666 (Woolsthorpe Manor)] MERRIDEW: Ah! 'Tis a glorious day, sir.NEWTON: England at its finest. I think I shall hie me to yonder apple tree, there to contemplate the mysteries of God's universe.MERRIDEW: Well, don't come back until you've had a very good idea, sir.NEWTON: I shan't. Good day, Mrs Merridew. [Orchard] (Sitting under a tree, writing in a notebook with a quill, when an apple drops, hitting him.) NEWTON: Ow! Of course. 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