Yes, very much like Spike in that aspect. It's actually a real fine story, I'm surprised it didn't take off, didn't look all that expensive (Not that it looked cheap).
Anyone know why it was abandoned?
The next companion should be...
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Anyone know why it was abandoned?
What about Jack Harkness?
I'd love to see Clani come on board, maybe a few years in the future when they're off at university/art school so we wouldn't have any awkward questions about their parents, or Sarah Jane. Only problem is I think we'd all lik eto see them become a couple, and we've already had one of those on board.
Second choice would be a Nyssa type character. Alien, inteligent, somewhat shy and cultured. Maybe shes recovering from a tragedy in her life (loss of parents or home). Basically someone who'd benefit from Elevens whacky nature.
Just please God, not another perky young woman from 2012 London!!
Second choice would be a Nyssa type character. Alien, inteligent, somewhat shy and cultured. Maybe shes recovering from a tragedy in her life (loss of parents or home). Basically someone who'd benefit from Elevens whacky nature.
Just please God, not another perky young woman from 2012 London!!
Not joking much, but what about a pretty young thing from 2005 and the Doctors first stop is 2012... Oh. The Olympic Torch episode, and the first Dalek Episode. Just seeing the brief schism of a human coping with a change form a couple years, that's gotta be palpable.
One of the most drawing moments in the sarah Connoir Chronicles was in episode 3 I think when she's talking to some biker about getting fake passports, so they say "that ain't so easy since 9/11" and she says "What's 9/11?" and then sad music starts up so that we can't hear them describing the towers fall down, just see their massive Itallian hand gestures, and could lip read them saying things like "kapow!" "Shazam!" and "BBBOOOMMM!" like it was an episode of 60s Batman.
One of the most drawing moments in the sarah Connoir Chronicles was in episode 3 I think when she's talking to some biker about getting fake passports, so they say "that ain't so easy since 9/11" and she says "What's 9/11?" and then sad music starts up so that we can't hear them describing the towers fall down, just see their massive Itallian hand gestures, and could lip read them saying things like "kapow!" "Shazam!" and "BBBOOOMMM!" like it was an episode of 60s Batman.
i'd like to see them do a companion from UNIT who's always pulling their sidearm at the sight of aliens, much to the Doctor's chagrin, but over the course of their time, we see them switching to putting their hand on the gun and by the time they leave, their not even doing that unless it's the Daleks or Cybermen.
Let's not and say we didn't. That would annoy the hell out of me more than it would The Doctor.
Well, we've had "shoot first" companions before, notably Leela ("prick with a Janus thorn first") and Ace ("blow up with Nitro 9 first"). Jamie probably counts as well, to an extent.
Ace, Leela and Jamie only fought to defend themselves I can't remember a time when they caused a fight or struck first.
We know Jack's from the Boeshane Peninsula, but there's no indication as to what planet that's on. I suppose it could be on Earth, but I prefer to believe it's on Silver Devestation.
Jack comes from the future, and is human, but I think the Boeshane Peninsula is meant to be on another planet.
Oooh thanks for the info. Liking the avatar btw.
According to the Doctor Who Wiki, a Torchwood novel established that the Boeshane Peninsula is on one of Earth's colony worlds.
So There's an explosion, and people are running, and the TARDIS materializes on the edge of all that chaos stopping one bloke in his tracks, who looks at this blue box in amazement wondering what's trying to kill him this time... And the Doctor says "Salman Rushdi! If you want to live come with me."
Rushdi is a fan of Doctor Who he included the Mutts from The Mutants in his Satanic Verses.
Oh no, not one of those "pacifism is the true way to enlightenment" messages. A trigger happy companion would work fine to balance out the doctor's pacifism, but the companion's violent ways can't just be treated as a flaw that the Doctor will fix.
Like I said, see Leela and Ace. In both cases, the Doctor tried to get them to abandon their violent ways, but those ways tended to come in handy a lot.
I think it was 'Remembrance of the Daleks' where the Doctor asks Ace if she has any of that Nitro-9 he keeps telling her not to make because he now needs to stop the Daleks. Her response 'Of course' that was a funny scene.
Is Sophia Myles coming back?
http://blog.zap2it.com/frominsidethebox/2012/01/doctor-who-is-sophia-myles-the-new-companion.html
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Sophia Myles tweeted back:
http://blog.zap2it.com/frominsidethebox/2012/01/doctor-who-is-sophia-myles-the-new-companion.html
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Sophia Myles tweeted back:
Is Madame De Pompedour coming back?
I wouldn't be surprised. Go with some timey-wimey fairy tale explanation of how The Eleventh Doctor met with her before she died.
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