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Favourite Dr Who assistants?
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psionandy
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K-9, Amy Pond and I never did get the Black girls name but I liked her attitude.
Martha
Or Bill (who you wouldn't know if you didn't watch Capaldi)
Romance? Martha had an unrequited crush on David Tennant. Bill was gay, so the question didn't arise.
Martha was between Rose and Donna, Amy came after that, then Clara, then Bill, and now Yaz+Ryan+Graham (should I worry that I remembered all of that?).
Amy was wearing a wig in her final Who appearance, because Karen had shaved her head for her first Guardians gig...
Amy was wearing a wig in her final Who appearance, because Karen had shaved her head for her first Guardians gig...
Not will be, is - the first episode was broadcast last weekend in the UK.
Mind you, they've been flagging this possibility up for some time: it's probably 6 years or so since the first throw-away reference to a Time Lord's gender not being fixed was made that I can remember, but a female incarnation of The Master throughout Peter Capaldi's term put that idea front and centre. I think they decided a long time ago that this might happen.
A Yorkshire Doctor though, that is noteworthy
The Doctor always dies before a regeneration (or rather, is fatally injured and reboots).
Fu***** hell, she's only had it for a day!
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Spiders creep me out almost as much as clowns. If they ever came up with a clown spider, I'd be done for.
So I was thinking about the portrayal of the American Corporate Mogul in the Christopher Noth character. While I get the the caricature of the evil, greedy, unfeeling, selfish, power-hungry a-hole, to juxtapose him with a group of tolerant, diverse, compassionate and open-minded Brits is a bit disingenuous, don't you think? I mean, we might have trumped brexit, but you started it.
So I was thinking about the portrayal of the American Corporate Mogul in the Christopher Noth character. While I get the the caricature of the evil, greedy, unfeeling, selfish, power-hungry a-hole, to juxtapose him with a group of tolerant, diverse, compassionate and open-minded Brits is a bit disingenuous, don't you think? I mean, we might have trumped brexit, but you started it.
Was that before or after the sex change?
I haven't yet watched the new doctor.
I haven't yet watched the new doctor.
After.
(Though they have had similar a-holes in the past with British accents too.)
(Though they have had similar a-holes in the past with British accents too.)