Doctor Who: The Best Companion Exit Ever
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- As I was going through the three parter that is Turn Left, The Stolen Earth and Journey’s End, I couldn’t help but find myself wanting to make a video on Donna all by herself. Or more specifically, her tragic exit, which still stands as the single best Doctor Who companion exit ever in my opinion.
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The line “I never will find the words” when Nardole exited, I think, is absolutely brilliant. Of course there’s no way you’d know what to say if you’re never going to see your friends again
It's heartbreaking nardole really grew on me
I love the subtlety and uniqueness of it. He doesn’t get a big fanfare, his job isn’t over, and the role he has to take is so overwhelming, all on his own, of course he’s speechless. It’s an exit similar to the Classic Series but the emotional beats work so much better.
VERY true
I never imagined I would love Catherine Tate so much as a companion. Probably my favourite to date. When Wilf says - she was better with you breaks my heart. Turn left is still one of my favourite ever episodes and at least she got a winning lottery ticket and a wedding in the end.
Have to agree about Turn Left. And I think Fires of Pompeii is unfairly underrated.
Very true. I love it when actors you expect to be within one particular medium surprise everyone with an iconic role.
@@BomazXD I’d never taken to her own show - just not my bag - but as a platonic companion she was outstanding. Probably helped that the actors had a genuine friendship in real life.
@@kirstyholmes9318 I agree with you. Her style of comedy isn’t something I find appealing within her own shows. Yet she brought that persona within Donna onto the show which had added depth, especially in Turn Left.
@@BomazXD when she became Doctor Donna and mimicked David Tennant’s Doctors mannerisms and vocal patterns - her comedic timing really came to the fore. So so good!
Rose is still my favourite companion, but Donna's ending just broke me. Doctor cant see Rose ever again, but they can remember each other. Doctor could see Donna whenever he wants, theoretically, but if they ever meet, to Donna he would be just another stranger on the street and i doubt Doctor could spend more than a minute with her before all the memories start flooding. Best case scenario, he would just be a weirdo that started crying for no reason, but one word too much could just kill Donna then and there. I doubt Doctor would risk that even to see her for just a moment.
What gets me the most about Donna's exit is the fact that you have seen these 2 best friends the doctor and donna really get along and have so much fun and you have seen Donna literally change from where she started in The Runaway Bride where she seemed like this annoying loud woman that seemed thick but deep down was just sad and miserable with the state of her life and when she joins up with the doctor she grows so much and becomes such a great person that when she knows what is happening to her at the end with the meta crisis she still wants to stay with the doctor. She knows this will kill her but she doesn't care she would rather die than go back to that life feeling miserable and feeling like she is not special and The Doctor her best friend takes that away from her. Just Pure Tragedy
While Donna's exit I think is the most heartbreaking by far, I actually like Martha's exit the most. It's not some big grand event, but is instead very down to Earth and human, and shows remarkable strength on Martha's part. I think it's refreshing to have a character make the active decision to put themselves first and actually leave The Doctor on their own terms.
Donna's probably the companion that sticks out most for me. Her full exit takes so many episodes, and the cast, and crew are absolutely on their A Game. She's also got a really cute platonic relationship with The Doctor, he isn't a love interest, or a sexual rival (looking at you Mickey and Rory), they're JUST best friends, and that's why she'll always be my favorite companion. I legitimately watch her final episodes when I need to have a good cry.
Donna's exit was the most memorable (and best) in my opinion. That whole sequence still makes me cry, and somehow seeing her in the finale despite her being happy still leaves me sad and slightly bitter remember who she was, how much I liked her growth, and what she had to lose to save everything.
totally agree
For me it was knowing the Doctor couldn't be there to enjoy her happiness with her and be happy for her in the moment is what broke me. Especially when Wilfred and his wife are staring at him, knowing that he can't even be there with them made me really emotional.
Yes, seconded! Shame about (as another poster has already said, I think) "that nonsense in the alleyway".
I'd agree since I could not stand Donna when we first met her.. It wasn't until halfway through 4 she grew on me and her exit really hit hard.. She saw all and did all that amazing stuff.. For nothing (from her point of view) no lessons learned, no grand memories just back to the old life..
@@FullFatVideos I'd weirdly like Catherine Tate to be the actual 14th Doctor to fit the lesson idea that was used in the Capaldi era as an excuse in the narrative and outside of the narrative as a way to bridge the way between the fans that hated Chibnall and the feminist fans but with the benefit of a better show runner. And I know you said in a previous video you think that the BBC is going to cow tow to the toxic side because of something I don't fully understand (probably because I am Canadian and we only have public domain exports so this licensing freeze isn't something we worry about) but we also have to understand the power staffers voices have in big business and the fact that left wing politics still hold a lot of sway on genre fiction in North America which is also where most of the toxic people you talk about are from. That way bringing the actress back doesn't ruin Donna's ending but actually brings it to the forefront for this Doctor; maybe make her not want human companions for fear of Donna being repeated or have her be like 10 when angry but she's always angry due to being constantly worried for her companions that are the only ones who see actual warmth from her hence why they join her. I don't know but I really think Tate has the chops and it would be better than Hard Cell
So tl;dr Tate as 14 please.
Donna went from being so annoying in her every episode to my favorite companion ever. She was truly the Doctor’s best mate. The closest thing the Doctor will ever have to a true sister.
So true donna was a great companion
“I hope she’s never back.” This really didn’t age well.
the donna renaissance is something that will always warm my heart. more and more fans of the show are looking back so fondly on her, and i fucking love it. i love the dynamic they had, it was deep friendship without the romantic love subplot (i truly only *really* like one romantic pairing, but i'm in a minority in that boat). it was so refreshing to see, because it focused so much on the wonders of the universe and companionship. donna was incredibly human and so so funny. i even miss the hell out of wilf (christmas doesn't slap as much without the yearly gifs of him in antlers). she grows into herself because she is allowed these extraordinary experiences, she is finally not overlooked and doesn't need that rough shell. and wilf, someone who loves her knows how much happier and better she was for it. i cried so hard with her exit, it's heartbreaking and awful, but a brilliant piece of writing exactly because it is so visceral.
Update on this since i got a notif: SHE'S COMING BACK TO USSSSSSS YESSS
I cried a lot on her exit.
Dang, this is making me miss watching Doctor Who.
I remember being excited for every new season. The fact that excitement doesn't exist anymore hurts me more than anything.
9th to 10th doctors era specifically, those were peak, but still liked 11th yo 12th... All are good.
I still do. When I rewatch.
I miss Doctor Who. They should bring that show back
@@charliecampbell5598 it never left.
I'd say second best to Donna's exit is River's exit. It happens in the same season and it's sadder when you've seen everything else. (Her 'second' exit opposite of the 12th Doctor is also great).
When Tate was announced, I just thought "Oh God - silly voices and cringeworthy comedy". But Iwas soooooo wrong. Tenant and Tate are my mostest favouritest Doc'n'companion.
I do wish we hadn't had that nonsense in the alleyway, though...
RTD is like "F*** the sanctity of a storyline, I've got FANS to SERVICE!" XDDD I'm so ready for it though
As someone who has seen every published episode a doctor who,even the agonizing last series.... I agree with your point of view nearly every time.
What, even Classic?
I really felt Amy’s exit in series 7 due to both Karen and Matt’s performance in that graveyard scene, tragic. My question is when will the doctor have enough, what will be his breaking point? Could they do the doctor no more for an episode or season?
I feel like the "Time Lord Victorious" series is the closest we'll get to what you're saying. It's not perfect but it's been enjoyable so far for me.
My favorite companion exit was Clara throwing herself into the skizm at Trenzalor, after that moment, all versions of Clara seemed destined to die around the same age... For me, there was something bittersweet about it, both ice cold with eerie, and blazing hot with self-sacrifice at the same time. ... On a side note, my fave companion, Amy, seemed to not really have a proper departure imho... it was Moffet's worse explained paradox.
Amy and Rory were my favorites as well. But looking back, I wish they had a better departure than them being stuck in the 1940s. I just wished after an absolutely crazy adventure that almost ended up with the pond's dead, 11 leaves them in their own time period forever because he doesn't want to lose the only family he has left in the universe. Or if he does come for them, he'll take them to places where there's no danger for either of them, so they'll be safe.
whenever you mention her name i get goosebumps and teary eyed all these years later. this is a testament to some top tier storytelling and character work
I do hope in the 60th anniversary, if Wilf is still in it we should either get the opening be of Wilf looking into the stars at night or at least somewhere in the special. Then have Donna come and be like 'What are you looking for in those stars?' and Wilf replies 'A friend.' Something along those lines.
Well now it’s official she’s back for the 60th with Tennant!
I understand more River's tears during her death scene, she did not want Donna Noble's fate. Forgetting a life lived is worse than death.
I saw both Katherine Tate and John Barrowman at the Dr Who convention "Galifry 1" in LA 2019...They were great!! They seemed to really enjoy each other...John B is always great!! It was a Fri-Sunday convention
Then the following yr a month b4 the Covid shut down was ECCLESTON!!! He had only just started coming back to who...and his Pic signing got a bit oversold and went over because he was soo kind to the fans!! He actually stayed 2 hrs passed th end of the convention b4 his flight to England soo he could see each and every fan who bought a pic!Pic!! He was absolutely shocked how LOVED he was! it was FANTASTIC!
Yeah Donna is easily the best companion. She was just who the Doctor needed. Amy and Rory were amazing too though
I’m so happy she’s back and happy! Finally!
One thing I will always remember about Donna’s exit is the heavy downpour in the show being very similar to the heavy rain outside when I first watched this episode. I was old enough to know it wasn’t reality I was watching but it really felt real in that moment.
Sooooo... thoughts on Catherine and David returning for the 60th?
Thought this would be a funny April Fools joke. Turns out the joke is the emotional trauma I just received.
i watched these episodes last week for the second time ever because i’ve refused to put myself through it on every rewatch. i didn’t stop crying, but i definitely remembered why donna will always be my favourite companion
"....Donna Noble doesn't need to come back." - Boy, did you miss the boat!! I can't wait to see how the 10/14th and Donna get on.
God Wilfred was a fucking saint and I miss him so bad. Poor bastard has to spend the rest of his days seeing his grandaughter as some sort of stranger wearing her face.
Looking forward to the Whoniverse video! I’m not sure which companion exit is my favourite. Rose’s is the ‘trendy’ answer but Donna’s is up there too. Bill’s exit also resonated with me at the time, particularly the scene where she’s stumbling through the burnt forest as a Cyberman to find the Doctor’s body - the music in that scene is 👌. Like you though, I just wish Moffat could’ve kept her dead and as a Cyberman. Amy and Rory’s has grown on me over the years but Series 7 still leaves a bad taste in my mouth, plus I feel strongly that every Doctor or companion exit should happen in a two/three-parter. I agree with you that The Angels Take Manhattan should’ve been a two-parter. I don’t mind Clara’s exit but it does feel like a bit of a rehash of Donna’s. I think I would’ve preferred her to leave the way she did in Death in Heaven - I felt pretending to The Doctor that she was fine suited her character. Ryan and Graham’s exit was just meh. I still think it would’ve been interesting if Ryan had died saving his dad from getting sucked out of the TARDIS in Resolution. I barely remember that episode but I remember thinking that would’ve been a good twist. Anyway, great video mate.
Relieved this doesn't have anything to do with April fool's day
I was thinking about a positive morbius review
@@FullFatVideos 😱 did you just spoil that it's bad? Shocking
Donna's exit leaves me crying for so long. Like existential weeping.
Curious as to your thoughts on the star beast? As much as I did enjoy RTD's writing returning I certainly think that if the next 2 specials don't end with a satisfyingly tragic ending to Donna then her return will have spoiled what made her exit so good. As it stands at the moment it feels like every concern came true, the metacrisis was undone by just 'letting go', with no immediate consequences (maybe there will be). It feels sick to root against the wellbeing of one of my favourite fictional characters but making these tragic events stick is what makes them meaningful.
I feel that there's probably some degree of pressure on RTD by the BBC to draw back old viewers with classic series 4 Doctor Donna shenanigans, which may explain these decisions. I just hope these specials can be well written even if theyre spoiling Donnas exit
just dropped my review!
Rose, Donna, and the Pond's had great exits. I can't really pick a favorite since they were all so well done and so emotional
i heard the RTD part about tennant and tate and i was like: ".... weeeeell- thats been confirmed to happen, ehe"
A lot of courage is needed to post such a good video on april 1st. Congrats
When wilf says she was better with him…that hit me hard. I started from the old series first and as I get through the new I still find myself wanting to go back to the original 7…but characters like wilf and episodes like the end of time keep me on track. By the end of losing Donna your reminded he can never have a happy ending with a companion. From ian Barbara and Susan to Donna…..it all ends
I think the best Dr Who series would be one where RTD and Moffat co wrote it RTD bringing his character writing and Moffat bringing his science fiction writing it would be the best of both worlds with everything Dr. Who needs.
Here me out, multi doctor story with 10 and donna, and donna says something like "so, that's gonne be your face in a bit eh? Kinda like it more.." about 11 with 10 rolling his eyes or something similar.
Watching this makes me tempted to watch Series 4 all over again aha
Go on! Do it! You know you want to.....!
Donna's exit is the only thing that makes me cry more than Black Widow and Iron Man's deaths, which speaks volumes to the storytelling
Donna doesn't die, but that part of her Dies...Which is more Crushing!
i think Wilf deserves his own video, best non doctor character in the whole of who imo
Martha was the best exit in my view because she was the first one to choose to leave. Donnas is defo a memorable one though for the reasons you stated, and also my favourite companion overall.
Graham and Ryan. And technically Amy chose to leave
@@mrdr0161 I forget the latest companions (telling). Amy and Rory’s leaving never quite hit for me. Martha’s felt more significant given how she used to feel about the doctor.
Donna was my favorite companion, mostly because she was the friend that he needed and there wasn't that will they/won't they tension that Rose and Martha had.
And we get to see the next russel T Davies era pretty soon
No one's ever really gone....
Your comment about the difference between the RTD/Moffat eras where RTD wrote better character driven stuff, Moffat had better ideas sci fi wise. I had never thought about it that way but that is 100% the key difference between them 💪
Jamie and Zoe’s exits for me. Because, like Donna, there is nothing they can do. The Time Lords hold all of the power in that episode, and Patrick Troughton getting angry at regeneration possibilities is hilarious.
I was a wee lad (fifth or sixth grade) when I watched Adric die, and it was the first time I'd ever seen a (major) character in a series perish. I was absolutely shook. Especially with that quiet end credits sequence. (I know, I know, it doesn't have anything to do with NuWho or Donna Noble, but still...)
A few companions did die, (if they count as Companions, they were only in 1 story) but Adric was the first to die who had appeared in more than 1 Proper story/series!
Donna is the all time best companion of the franchise. Alongside, for me, Wilfred and Clara (sorry, Matt).
Once the Tennant Era finished, I really struggled continuing on with Smith. I've watched quite a few of the episodes, but so far it hasn't hit me like the Tennant era. But I know that Smiths era does get really dark and tragic. Just so much about the Tenants Tenor was undeniably brilliant.
Really keen for the Whoneverse video!
Of course River would beg him not to rewrite history. She knew what happened to Donna
Donna's exit....truthfully? Almost brought me to tears.
For me, with a doctor who exit, it was Susan’s exit (Yes I know it ain’t NuWho but my reason is these:)
1. She wanted to just stop travelling and stay in one place and settle down and live life with the Doctor not always over her shoulder in rules.
2. She finds a love interest in David who knows (well thinks he can’t be with her) but with the Doctor doing a one eighty and proving him wrong on the spot
3. Once he locks the doors he assures her that it’s best for her to walk her own path but promising he’ll return but hasn’t yet and with her begging to not be left behind since she still cares abt the Doctor since you know, he’s an old man which is her grandfather
4. And lastly that timeless speech to her
He lost his true love, then his strongest ally, and finally his best friend. The Tenth Doctor had the highest highs, the best of times, he helped all his friends find their happy endings... and he doesn't get to enjoy any of it. Man. This show used to be so amazing. No character exits or deaths will ever hit as hard as the ones from Doctor Who Series 1-4.5. The writing was so great.
well shes back im glad because she is my favorite doctor companion but she is donna from after they win the lottery ticket which means she got her memory restored
i dont know how i feel about it
im cautiously optimistic about her return but not trusting enough of rtd to not burn it all to the ground. swear to god if he goes “and then Donna remembered with absolutely no consequences at all, back to the special guest alien!!” im never watching this show again lmao.
My heart breaks for her ending. All the progress she made. The worth she felt gone. I wish to see her again . Absolutely best companion
Another reason this exit is so impactful is that, as you say, the 9th and 10th Doctors went through a lot of trauma and loss and he'd finally found a good friend, but then he ends up losing that too, so much so that he doesn't want another companion, even though he said he and Christina made a great team.
Always love your doctor videos man! Keep up the good work! (Ps. I'm looking forward to the season 5 analysis 👀👀)
Just watching the scene where she's crying to not get deleted was just heart breaking... like omg
We could extend that to just straight-up best companion when talking about Donna
My personal favourite is Amy's. Her arc in season 5 is her choice between Rory and the doctor and in season 6, that continues to be questioned, but she gives up her family, her job, her best friend and her daughter just for a chance to be with Rory again, rounding out her character arc of Rory vs the doctor and she chooses Rory. I think it's beautiful IMO, especially since she already jumped off of a building with him because she didn't want him to do it alone, and 8 year old me cried when I first watched it because I started watching with matt smith so the ponds were my first companions.
One of my favourite Companions and an exit i cried at!
Update:1:12 minutes into the Video and im tearing up.
Donna Noble had a good character development. She went from self-centred person to a selfless person. A shame her character development was destroyed in the Season 4 finale when The Doctor erased all of Donna's memories of him and their adventures together. She want from selfless back to self-centred.
Oh great, now I'm sad *sob* 😢
On a serious note, Donna is likely my top NuWho companion, I was originally concerned after the runaway bride but after that she was a breath of fresh air, she and the Doctor were truly companions, proper good friends exploring the universe. Her exit was so damn tragic, but then those are the stories that often make us _feel_ the most and are consequently considered the best tales (from a dramatic pov). Bill runs a close second for similar reasons, although I agree that her being saved by water girl was a bit of a cop out and lessened that aforementioned tragic death / cyber conversion.
Great video, I just need to stop those darn onion cutting ninjas.....
"You think I wouldn't leave my best friend with a little protection?"
Absolutely nuts. I really hope Russel does this in a way that doesn't ruin her ending, I absolutely loved Donna, and her ending killed me inside, but it also lent strength to 11's philosophy of not reading the last page, and stuff like that. I hope they can find a way to pull this off...
Of the revived show, yes but that's not saying much considering the competition. Of the show as a whole, I'd put her around 4th or 5th, behind Tegan, Adric, and Jamie (who had a similar best-friends dynamic with the Doctor and forcibly lost his memories of their adventures, but also had the benefit of leaving in a much better story) and maybe Victoria though it's hard to say just from the audio.
I think your videos are wicked cool dude! Keep em coming innit!!🔥
Thank you!!!
@@FullFatVideos you are welcome dude!!
Lol i never even realised graham and ryan left, thats how little i paid attention to the show nowadays. I really like that Martha's goodbye is different to Rose's and Donna's, that instead of a dramatic act that tears them apart, it is a sober conversation where she makes the decision to leave. She said what needed to be said. We've actually few times seen companions willingly leave the Doctor, and permanently so, actually we haven't seen that at all in New Who.
You could totally do a One off Donna cameo where the Doctor meets her a day when they weren't with Donna, but before her memory was erased. And it would have another bittersweet end, because it would end with the doctor knowing that they were essentially spending the day with an echo. Maybe? Great content on my favorite companion 💚 also I I loved the chameleon circuit technobabble.
Yes and imagine if she said something like "this was the best day ever I will never forget you" and he just turns away knowing she will forget this too...
@@nicka3697 ohh neat idea! Maybe it could be her birthday or the anniversary of when they met, and she's like "I don't know how we're gonna top this next year", but then it flashes back to her memory being wiped cause the Doctor knows there won't be a next year
I don't understand how you can spend 10 minutes raving (correctly) about how the subtle end of Donna without any fanfare was brilliant and then turn around and say Angels Take Manhattan should have been a two-parter and the Ponds' end wasn't bombastic enough
I think Graham and Ryan’s exit (along with Nardole’s actually) are some of the most important companion exits. By the time we got to Clara and again with Bill, companions having big sad dramatic endings where something big and bad happens but it’s somehow undone or not really death because such a rite of passage and boring. Simple exits like Nardole, Graham, Ryan and even Martha are essential to the bigger exits feeling more important. Adric’s exit is so memorable because it wasn’t like that all the time. Once everyone has to be forced to not travel with the doctor, it being a forced thing doesn’t matter as much.
My favorite companion.
I wonder how this will hold up given the new announcement
0:48 You think you are joking about the spoilers but I once got spoiled watching one of your doctor who vids while starting to watch the series myself
I was wondering how this was an April fools video from the thumbnail, but the joke was, there was none, it's just facts
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I was sad to see Donna go she definitely had a great arc and the best exit
The saddest thing for me is Ik her pain of not wanting to go back home ever again. 😭😭😭
Donna Nobles exit will always be my saddest part of Doctor Who companion departures but, in the classic era when Sarah Jane Smith made the decision to leave, prior to knowing that the Doctor was recalled to Gallifrey, that was a hard to believe thing.
But she gets married. she only wanted to be with the doctor because she was alone, but eventually she finds love which is what she wanted all along. She does get her happy ending.
What is that background music that plays throughout the video
What i had really enjoyed about her character are two things: first of all it can sounds of dumb, but the fact that donna isn't a love interest for Doctor, just a really good friend, i freaking appreciate that, remind me the kind of stronge and deep friendship i share with my best friend who's a guy, how can i explain it? Most of the time we"re all used it of " oh they must be together at the end " so it's kind of refreshing to see a guy and a woman just being friends. Second and the most important thing, donna is so REAL. In so many aspect, we can relate to her personnality but also her life, we need more character like Donna. Love the fact that she's not the smartest or stronger person, she has like everyone quality and weakness. Still love you Donna after all these years, what a beautiful character
One of the powerful things about her exit for me is the fact that I wish so hard for a future where the Doctor fixes it. Dreaming about it is both exciting, comforting, and heartbreaking. If it did happen, though, I would lose that. I’d much rather have it be a forever hypothetical; as long as there is a Doctor, he might some day find a way to undo it and that bittersweet feeling is worth it somehow?
I don’t know if that’s weird at all lol
What about Jaime and Zoe's exit from "The War Games"?
God is there is a love hate relationship with wilf in my heart. Him and Donna are what turned my from a casual watcher to a full Whovian. “It had to be you” will always make me tear up
The absolute tragedy here is that Ten essentially had to kill the person his best friend was, the best version of one of his greatest friends.
Can't wait for the whoniverse vid, it's gonna be a banger
Donna for the win, that shit was sad
I think that you are right about that
i held off watching this video because i thought it was gonna be an april fools joke lol
Yes! *sniff* You did 'er proud, mate!
I'm not crying - YOU're crying.... *sniff*
BTW your name rings a certain bell. You wouldn't be THE Mark Michalowski, would you...?
@@thekeyringofrassilon Oh no, there's loads of us Mark Michalowski's around.
But I MIGHT be A Mark Michalowski - maybe even the one you're thiking of ;-)
@@thekeyringofrassilon ++whispers++
Yes, I think that might be THE, rather than just A.... LOL
@@MarkMichalowski I can tell you really like Donna, Mark: you wrote her brilliantly in "Shining Darkness". I could really her her voice in your dialogue. Nice one!
@@heidihigh Aw, cheers Heidi - much appreciated! I love Donna - her and the Tenth Doc are my favourite "team" of all time, I think.
Journeys end is the best episode ever.
Jog on!*
The Doctor/Donna was a plausible and satisfying way to end that whole Oud prophecy thing, especially as it ended with the whole “knock 4 times” ending. And Russell T. Davies was way better at ironing out sci-fi details than Moffat. Stephen Moffat has a total of 2 strategies for explaining sci-fi happenings: 1, rely on the old quote “any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic,” hand wave it all away; 2, promise to explain it later in a cliffhanger, and then start exploring a new mystery before you ever have to offer a sufficient explanation for the old one. The Universe needed to be reset because the TARDIS exploded because the universe was blinking out of existence because the TARDIS exploded because the universe was blinking out of existence because the TARDIS exploded…
“THE AMERICAN STATUE OF LIBERTY IS A WEEPING ANGEL, AMY’S GONE BECAUSE OF TIME TRAVEL RULES, FUCK OFF AND STOP ASKING QUESTIONS!!!”
*”Jog on” is my community standards skirting way of saying “fuck off.” I got it from the movie, Hot Fuzz. So you should appreciate it.
I love Donna
New Who is of course, Donna, Same reasons. Old who is Adric because his humbris got to him.
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