I often struggle to watch videos longer than a couple minutes without skipping forward. This one, I watched in fullscreen in its entirety. Something really peaceful about it.

The cop has no idea what he's getting into when he's doing his job and pulling over a car. He wants to go home after work, see his family, make it to another day of life. If he feels the need to pull his gun until he confirms the situation is safe, then do it!

And he will stand there while you hurl needless insults.

So, is that two different boats? I'm very confused by the perspective. It doesn't look like it had time to circle him...

I use that logic of waiting every time I drive! Sure, I could dart across 2 lanes to make my turn in between the oncoming traffic...or I could take notice that if I wait LITERALLY 10 seconds, it will be completely clear. It's not that difficult to drive safe.

Picking up meals from homes, delivering them to people at work, then taking the lunch box back to their home...
Seems like an incredible waste of resources.

No upvote due to fakeness. You can see the straw/syringe/squirter.

Its funny how you get attached to different doctors. I started watching again near the end of Tennant's run. When Matt Smith came on, I was blown away. After going back and watching all modern episodes, he's been my favorite by far. He was quirky with the ability to be seriously dramatic when needed.

And a lot of credit has to go to the companions as well. I mean, Amy, come on.

Looking forward to the new doctor. Couldnt get into Capaldi.

Thats a great story, and well told.

Fascinating. Quality engineering.

Yes, you can allow full screen in the embed code. YT did change this recently to disallow fullscreen by default on embedded videos (I dont know why). To enable fullscreen, you need to click the "share" link on the video you want to share, then click the embed tab. There, you will get the full embed code that includes the important "allowfullscreen" attribute. When you include that, embedded videos on videosift (and elsewhere) will have the functional fullscreen button. I just tested this with a new video.

4K video, yet you embed it without the AllowFullscreen attribute.

As a kid growing up in the 70's and 80's, I couldn't wait for Airwolf to come on TV each week. Loved that show.

But as far as this video...it just doesnt work for me. Maybe it's because we all know Star Wars so well. But this crossover is meh to me.

*dead

Meh...I'll risk it. Having to pull a key out of my pocket is a big pain in the ass.

Damn, that's a strong southern accent...and I live in Tennessee so I hear them all the time, and that one still stands out.