CineSavvy's Doctor finds a loophole among the robotic angels
David Tennant's confrontation with the Host has passed 25 million views during another upload-free week.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
“I Don’t Exist ” — Doctor Who Iconic Scene ⏳
Three questions to save his life, and the Doctor wastes two checking the rules. David Tennant's encounter with the golden-faced Host robots gives CineSavvy's archive a wonderfully economical piece of sci-fi comedy: panic, a pause for thought, then a way around the instructions.
The clips channel posted nothing new this week. Its busiest upload right now is "I Don't Exist " — Doctor Who Iconic Scene ⏳, which is adding roughly 96,000 views a day, far more than the Finding Forrester and Monday Mornings clips also drawing fresh viewing.
The Doctor's solution is bureaucratic rather than technological. The robots have orders to kill surviving passengers and staff, but he belongs to neither category. He reasons that he should instead be classified as a stowaway and delivered to someone in authority. A metal pan supplies his rather less sophisticated defense while he works it out.
CineSavvy's subscriber audience held steady through the week. Among nearby movie-and-TV channels, azan had a substantial week of subscriber growth, while Mista GG and YMS also finished with unchanged subscriber counts. Here, the enduring attraction is Tennant thinking faster than the machinery, even after spending most of his questions on the wrong things.
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