Doctor Who and Star Trek

The excerpt below starts as The Song of Captivity, sung by the Ood when they were captive, and most beings could not hear it.

It is sad until 2 min 52 s when the Ood were freed, and then it changes to the Song of Freedom, and somehow Katherine Jenkins arrives from Earth.

From time 4 min 0 s (Interlude II) each Doctor from 1 to 11 appears, followed by the seventh's companion Ace, and then various scenes from Doctors 10 and 11.

The Ood sang the song in their ancient language, so to maintain the same relationship, the TARDIS translated into our ancient language Latin.

 

The Song of Freedom was sung again when the Earth was freed from bondage to various other celestial objects off somewhere else in the Galaxy and returned to where we belong.



Or for the lyrics in Latin and English:

 

I was thinking this might have some relevance to the present time:

that real people (not the politicians or what's on TV) are pleased to have the Sun back in the sky,

and are pretty happy with most of what we have,

and we don't particularly want the US or anyone else to start another war anywhere.

 

Go up to Voyager and then stop. This new **** is garbo