It might surprise you but the doctor was also a grandfather. He use to travel with his granddaughter Susan. She stayed on earth before he regenerated for the first time. She was a good person and I would have loved to have seen more on the doctors family.
@@ChannelReuploads9451 She also went to school with Colin Baker's daughter, and now she and Tennant have a daughter. Which means that the Doctor's Daughter went to school with the Doctor's Daughter, then played the Doctor's Daughter in The Doctor's Daughter, married The Doctor and had the Doctor's Daughter. That's some real Doctor Who shit right there
Georgia’s dad confirmed that David repeatedly asked her out after they filmed the episode, and Georgia went, but she genuinely thought that David was just being friendly and that he wasn’t into her. Took months for the penny to drop lol
Cameron Collins Yeah. In comments on this episode, I always feel compelled to bring up the song “I am my own grandpa.” Though your comment really takes the cake.
To add to the family Doctor Who vibe, Georgia Moffett went to school with and was good friends with Lucy Baker who was the daughter of Colin Baker, the Sixth Doctor. Georgia is quoted as saying her father "would stand outside my primary school and watch me run in with my dear friend Lucy Baker, with her dad Colin standing beside him. Even if that didn’t rip a hole in the fabric of space and time, I was aware that it was an unlikely coincidence".
I like how Martha's plotline in this episode is almost like... she's her own doctor now. She introduced herself as a doctor with a cool little line similar to how THE doctor does, picked up a companion who she let come with her when they asked, then that companion died to save her life
Jenny is back in a recently released Big Finish audio episode. But has not come back to a tv episode yet. 😥 Georgia Tennant posted an Instagram last week where their newborn was watching Dr. Who, and the caption was: "Indoctorination." I thought to myself, "Maybe you should leave the episode where Mum and Dad play daughter and father until they're older..." 🤣
I believe David Tennant and Georgia Moffet are up to five kids now (the oldest is Georgia's from a previous relationship). Around the time this episode was released Georgia and her son did a video either for the Doctor Who Confidential show or as a DVD extra (I can't remember off hand which) where they talked about this episode and the show in general and at one point Georgia asked her son (who was quite little at the time) who his favorite Doctor is. He opted for David Tennant and Georgia replied, "Oh, Grandpa's going to love that!" Anyway, terrific reaction as always, ladies! I really like all the love you show for Donna and the enthusiasm for the season as a whole!
Honestly, I think this is one of the episodes where Donna isn't as appreciated as she should be. Not only was she the reason the 7 Day War was found out in the first place, but she got the Doctor to accept Jenny and abandon his previous idea of her by getting him to see the truth. And that's just one half of the equation, with the other being her one lines and the continuation of my favourite running joke ever; "We're not married," which is only so good because their genuine friendship is the strongest of any TARDIS pairing. (Thus far at least)
I think this would have been a perfect episode to mention Susan by name or at least a more direct reference (Susan is the original assistant of the first Doctor and the Doctor's granddaughter for those unaware). Susan is my favourite assistant and she doesn't get a direct reference until series 10 (although there are hints to her throughout).
As far as I'm aware David Tennant is the second actor of the Doctor to marry someone he met on set. Tom Baker, who played the 4th Doctor (1974-81) married Lalla Ward who played the 4th Doctor's companion Romana.
The actor who played General Cobb is Nigel Terry, who is perhaps best remembered for his portrayal of King Arthur in John Boorman's 1981 film Excalibur, in which he starred alongside Helen Mirren, Gabriel Byrne, Liam Neeson, Corin Redgrave, Patrick Stewart and Ciarán Hinds.
The little motif that introduces Jenny at 1:30 reminds me of a similar fragment of the Hitchhiker's Guide radio/TV theme: th-cam.com/video/8cMRNup4BWg/w-d-xo.html&t=52 I wonder if Murray Gold did that deliberately as a nod to Georgia's parents who both appeared in Hitchhikers Guide?
th-cam.com/video/nJyARdFTgdI/w-d-xo.html "I have two hearts, Just like Doctor Who" Presenter: "Where is that extra heart" Peter Davison: "Just below the waist".
If I'm not mistaken David Tennant and his wife(I'm sorry I'm having a senior moment here & can't recall her name)have 5 kids now ages 17 to I believe she just recently gave birth around the time Good Omens came out so that's why we haven't seen a lot of her amazing acting which I hope that changes soon!⚘💞
Really liked Georgia in this chapter. Nice smile and sparkly eyes. And Donna is just so perfect, funny, sassy, but caring too. Great season so far. Oh, I`m one episode ahead. Sorry...
The 5th Doctor's daughter (IRL) is the 10th Doctor's wife (IRL) who plays the 10th Doctor's daughter in this episode, there is a hillbilly joke in there somewhere.
There's one line from Donna towards the end of the episode that kills me. She has said similar thing to what she says here in other episodes. Won't say which line of dialog because spoiler. God I love Donna and series 4 might be my favourite.
David Tennant eventually married Georgia Moffet (Jenny) who is the daughter of 5th Doctor Peter Davison. So the 10th Doctor's father in law is The 5th Doctor and they have 5 kids.....timey wimey...
Jenny did return in the Big Finish Doctor Who Audio dramas. Haven't had a chance to listen to it yet though. She meets the fifth doctor so its literally father and daughter in that story
They're not really the central characters in the BF story,which I was somewhat disappointed by. They also acted together in one of the first BF stories,Red Dawn (but that was before Jenny)
@@iansmith4023 thats a shame, thanks for letting me know. Still i will give it a go at some point but seems like a missed opportunity. Maybe she can do a story with Tennant since he's been doing audio dramas lately.
3:10 That is a funny part where they are all touching her. I like Martha's expressions. :D 6:44 "He" didn't say a word, but I was sad when "he" died... :( 10:21 "She was too much like me..." That is a great line. 11:02 A big imaginary hug for both of you. You may not feel it but it is there. :) 11:00 Haths are like: '-Do you know what that strange creature is saying...? -Nope.' ;) 11:46 Doctor&Donna will be together forever...
The craziness of the Doctor marrying the girl who played the Doctor's daughter, who's the daughter of the Doctor's Doctor is par for the course in the timey-wimey Whovian universe.
They could still bring Jenny back as a guest star on Doctor Who. It would be nice to see the Doctor meet up with her again. But I doubt they want to reopen that can of worms at this point. 13:39 I just looked this up on IMDb. The age difference between them is 13 years, 8 months.
I'm holding by the theory that Jenny didn't need to change her appearance because she was still within her first 15 hours of her regeneration cycle ("birth" in this case, see also: River Song). I guess it could also be the terraforming gasses though... :/
This character of Jenny that Georgia Tennant plays was the main justification from Peter Davison on why he felt the Doctor shouldn't be a woman, which he made back around the time that Jodie Whitaker was selected. He felt that Jenny was a great representation of a female Timelord (though imo Romana [from the Fourth Doctor's time] was a better one, even as a companion), and that "Doctor Who" had already shown a great female Timelord that could have continued on with her own adventures (yes, yes; what you'd probably expect from a proud dad). BTW, you two will get a kick out of this link, which is of a Twitter post made by Georgia Tennant back around Xmas last year. I think her caption for it says it all: twitter.com/georgiaetennant/status/1074325552906035200?lang=en
The Doctor’s daughter who is not only the Doctor’s daughter in real life but also the Doctor’s wife in real life too, inbreeding is strong with this one, lol
Daniel O'Donovan who knows, in 15 years time or so, if Doctor Who sorts itself out and is still around, their daughter might be on it and be the daughter of the current doctor and they might hook up and get married and start the whole cycle off again
OMG, why did you have to mention Artax, or however Atreyu's horse was spelled..... WHY!? 😢😢 That just broke me more than any other wrenching moment of this glorious show has done... That's some deep seeded hurt, there. Very much enjoying these.
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Even though I don't think this episode is amazing (it's pretty good, but the weakest in this series imo), I think David Tennant is just phenomenal in it. He has to convey all the pain and sorrow from the time war and losing all his family. He has to show the conflict and understandable difficulty he has in accepting Jenny as his daughter because of that. It's his performance that makes Jenny credible as a character and by the end you really believe she's the Doctor's daughter, when he finally accepts her. Probably one of his top ten best performances as the Doctor. The truth behind the war between the Hath and the Humans is really clever as well. It's quite scary how people can mytholigise their whole history like that. I guess people try as best as they can to make sense of situations that don't make sense at all. I love that Donna is the one to work all this out as well, SUPER TEMP! 😂 As for the ending, I like it. I can understand why some feel the emotion was undercut, but to the Doctor she's still dead. He doesn't know she came back to life, so nothing's changed there. I like the ending because of the parallel between the Doctor and Jenny. Throughout the episode we see her becoming more and more like the Doctor (she even teaches him a lesson about not all soldiers being bad. A prejudice the Doctor has built up in his head because of his PTSD from the time war) and at the end she ran away, just like the Doctor did from Gallifrey all those years ago. Now she can go fight monsters, save civilisations and go and do whatever she likes, just like her Dad. BTW, Russel T Davies, the current showrunner at the time fully intended to keep Jenny dead, but he was swayed and convinced by Steven Moffat to bring her back to life. Paula may know that Steven Moffat is the showruuner from series 5 to 10, so that should give her an indication of how he will approach the show during his own era....
Actually it wasn't about a spin-off. She was brought back because Steven Moffat suggested it to RTD so he could use her. Thus showing his obsession with a female Time Lord/Doctor has been there forever. But he threw the character away. Personally I think whatever the concept of the story he had in mind for her he used for River Song.
Sometimes I wish they brought back the doctor's daughter or just mention that the doctor visits her every now and then, you know to of sort give her the knowledge of a time lord or something
This one (for me anyway) just isn't great. The story makes almost no sense, and the ending is a total cop out. The opening half of season 4 in general isn't as strong as some people remember it. It gets better from now on though!
It might surprise you but the doctor was also a grandfather. He use to travel with his granddaughter Susan. She stayed on earth before he regenerated for the first time. She was a good person and I would have loved to have seen more on the doctors family.
"Hi, you played my father, but I'm kind of into you."
Daddy issues anyone? LOL
You wanna bet, given the actress (Tennants wife) is also the the daughter of a Previous Doctor Who.
@@ChannelReuploads9451 She also went to school with Colin Baker's daughter, and now she and Tennant have a daughter. Which means that the Doctor's Daughter went to school with the Doctor's Daughter, then played the Doctor's Daughter in The Doctor's Daughter, married The Doctor and had the Doctor's Daughter.
That's some real Doctor Who shit right there
@@BisonCork FKN Timey Wimey shit.......................... :)
Georgia’s dad confirmed that David repeatedly asked her out after they filmed the episode, and Georgia went, but she genuinely thought that David was just being friendly and that he wasn’t into her. Took months for the penny to drop lol
Cameron Collins
Yeah. In comments on this episode, I always feel compelled to bring up the song “I am my own grandpa.” Though your comment really takes the cake.
To add to the family Doctor Who vibe, Georgia Moffett went to school with and was good friends with Lucy Baker who was the daughter of Colin Baker, the Sixth Doctor. Georgia is quoted as saying her father "would stand outside my primary school and watch me run in with my dear friend Lucy Baker, with her dad Colin standing beside him. Even if that didn’t rip a hole in the fabric of space and time, I was aware that it was an unlikely coincidence".
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she also said in an interview that because she was so close with Lucy Baker she just kind of grew up assuming everyone's dad was the Doctor
I like how Martha's plotline in this episode is almost like... she's her own doctor now. She introduced herself as a doctor with a cool little line similar to how THE doctor does, picked up a companion who she let come with her when they asked, then that companion died to save her life
Yes the Tennant family is so confusing. 'Remember me, I played your daughter, wanna have a kid or two?' lol. Another great reaction.
I checked IMDB, they're up to 5 kids. Also her birthday is Christmas.
Jenny is back in a recently released Big Finish audio episode. But has not come back to a tv episode yet. 😥
Georgia Tennant posted an Instagram last week where their newborn was watching Dr. Who, and the caption was: "Indoctorination." I thought to myself, "Maybe you should leave the episode where Mum and Dad play daughter and father until they're older..." 🤣
I believe David Tennant and Georgia Moffet are up to five kids now (the oldest is Georgia's from a previous relationship). Around the time this episode was released Georgia and her son did a video either for the Doctor Who Confidential show or as a DVD extra (I can't remember off hand which) where they talked about this episode and the show in general and at one point Georgia asked her son (who was quite little at the time) who his favorite Doctor is. He opted for David Tennant and Georgia replied, "Oh, Grandpa's going to love that!" Anyway, terrific reaction as always, ladies! I really like all the love you show for Donna and the enthusiasm for the season as a whole!
Here it is th-cam.com/video/kHiXO7sQwgs/w-d-xo.html so cute
I need friends like these two.
Honestly, I think this is one of the episodes where Donna isn't as appreciated as she should be.
Not only was she the reason the 7 Day War was found out in the first place, but she got the Doctor to accept Jenny and abandon his previous idea of her by getting him to see the truth.
And that's just one half of the equation, with the other being her one lines and the continuation of my favourite running joke ever; "We're not married," which is only so good because their genuine friendship is the strongest of any TARDIS pairing. (Thus far at least)
S4 did not have one bad episode, and coming up is a terrific run of stories... can't wait for you to see them!
I think this would have been a perfect episode to mention Susan by name or at least a more direct reference (Susan is the original assistant of the first Doctor and the Doctor's granddaughter for those unaware). Susan is my favourite assistant and she doesn't get a direct reference until series 10 (although there are hints to her throughout).
As far as I'm aware David Tennant is the second actor of the Doctor to marry someone he met on set. Tom Baker, who played the 4th Doctor (1974-81) married Lalla Ward who played the 4th Doctor's companion Romana.
Ahhhhh...the first relative the Doctor had since his family died in the Time War...
The actor who played General Cobb is Nigel Terry, who is perhaps best remembered for his portrayal of King Arthur in John Boorman's 1981 film Excalibur, in which he starred alongside Helen Mirren, Gabriel Byrne, Liam Neeson, Corin Redgrave, Patrick Stewart and Ciarán Hinds.
The things you notice on the umpteenth rewatch - This Is Gallifrey playing in the background at 7:20
Her dad is the fifth doctor, but wait, there's more, her mom played Trillian in the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
In the TV adaptation.
And Peter Davidson was in it too. He played the animal that wanted to be dinner.
The little motif that introduces Jenny at 1:30 reminds me of a similar fragment of the Hitchhiker's Guide radio/TV theme: th-cam.com/video/8cMRNup4BWg/w-d-xo.html&t=52
I wonder if Murray Gold did that deliberately as a nod to Georgia's parents who both appeared in Hitchhikers Guide?
th-cam.com/video/nJyARdFTgdI/w-d-xo.html
"I have two hearts, Just like Doctor Who"
Presenter: "Where is that extra heart"
Peter Davison: "Just below the waist".
@@ftumschk THAT'S what it was. I'm glad I saw this. It was bugging the hell out of me.
I got to meet Catherine Tate (Donna) last weekend at a convention. It was so cool, she's very nice.
"...god dammit!" [who is cutting onions again!] :D
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If I'm not mistaken David Tennant and his wife(I'm sorry I'm having a senior moment here & can't recall her name)have 5 kids now ages 17 to I believe she just recently gave birth around the time Good Omens came out so that's why we haven't seen a lot of her amazing acting which I hope that changes soon!⚘💞
Yes David has kept her busy 🤣
Really liked Georgia in this chapter. Nice smile and sparkly eyes. And Donna is just so perfect, funny, sassy, but caring too. Great season so far. Oh, I`m one episode ahead. Sorry...
We actually get Jenny's adventures in Big Finish audio books tho
The 5th Doctor's daughter (IRL) is the 10th Doctor's wife (IRL) who plays the 10th Doctor's daughter in this episode, there is a hillbilly joke in there somewhere.
The joke’s been beaten until it’s dead like a dead horse.
For all Freema Agyemon fans, she was a major supporting character on Sense8 (on Netflix) and is amazing in every scene she's in.
Ohhhhh.... You are missing something! Big Fish released 4 audio books last year about Jenny, starring Georgia Tennant. ;)
There's one line from Donna towards the end of the episode that kills me. She has said similar thing to what she says here in other episodes. Won't say which line of dialog because spoiler. God I love Donna and series 4 might be my favourite.
Hey heeeyyy!!!! Look who's in this episode: It's King Arthur!! (for all you fans of the movie "Excalibur")
David Tennant eventually married Georgia Moffet (Jenny) who is the daughter of 5th Doctor Peter Davison. So the 10th Doctor's father in law is The 5th Doctor and they have 5 kids.....timey wimey...
Jenny did return in the Big Finish Doctor Who Audio dramas. Haven't had a chance to listen to it yet though. She meets the fifth doctor so its literally father and daughter in that story
They're not really the central characters in the BF story,which I was somewhat disappointed by.
They also acted together in one of the first BF stories,Red Dawn (but that was before Jenny)
@@iansmith4023 thats a shame, thanks for letting me know. Still i will give it a go at some point but seems like a missed opportunity. Maybe she can do a story with Tennant since he's been doing audio dramas lately.
Katrina's sad face when she says "I love having her around"... yikes
She shows up in The Five(ish) Doctors, though, hope you guys watch that.
3:10 That is a funny part where they are all touching her. I like Martha's expressions. :D
6:44 "He" didn't say a word, but I was sad when "he" died... :(
10:21 "She was too much like me..." That is a great line. 11:02 A big imaginary hug for both of you. You may not feel it but it is there. :)
11:00 Haths are like: '-Do you know what that strange creature is saying...? -Nope.' ;)
11:46 Doctor&Donna will be together forever...
This is one of my favourite episodes from Series 4. :)
I like how Paula imagined that somehow Martha hooked up with and made a Doctor baby in the span of one episode lol.
Wibbly wobbly.
Considering that the TARDIS is a time machine both inside and out, that's actually entirely plausible for the Whovian universe.
That would be my wish. Yes. #ishipit
Huh, so Jenny just goes skipping across the universe instead of sticking around and hanging with the Hath and Gendry Baratheon!
Such a great episode mostly due to my favorite portrayal of Martha so far. Great reaction as always girls!
The craziness of the Doctor marrying the girl who played the Doctor's daughter, who's the daughter of the Doctor's Doctor is par for the course in the timey-wimey Whovian universe.
They could still bring Jenny back as a guest star on Doctor Who. It would be nice to see the Doctor meet up with her again. But I doubt they want to reopen that can of worms at this point.
13:39 I just looked this up on IMDb. The age difference between them is 13 years, 8 months.
Statement: Donna Noble was the best companion ever.
Prove me wrong.
Thomas' Reactions all just as great
Biillll pottts
Sarah Jane Smith
Couldv'e got the legs out...
thank you for uploading, this has to be one of my fav episodes, im pretty sure this season is my fav
Ah the doctor’s daughter A.K.A the doctor’s wife A.K.A the doctor’s daughter who gave birth to the doctor’s daughter and granddaughter
The actress that plays Martha (Freema Agyeman) is phenomenal in Sense8 If you've never seen it.
Oh girls, stop with the tears haha you make me cry
I just can't! I'm too sensitive
Oh man, ARTAX... saddest movie moment of my childhood.... 😭😭😭
Artax!
@@PaulaDeming ❤😭
"Did he and Martha.." bruh
I SPIT OUT MY DRINK WHEN SHE SAID THAT
I'm holding by the theory that Jenny didn't need to change her appearance because she was still within her first 15 hours of her regeneration cycle ("birth" in this case, see also: River Song). I guess it could also be the terraforming gasses though... :/
Well actually Jenny has returned recently in a crossover series with older doctors in a Big Finish audio drama. So they are technically canon.
so, the doctors daughter became the doctors daughter who is now the doctors wife.
This character of Jenny that Georgia Tennant plays was the main justification from Peter Davison on why he felt the Doctor shouldn't be a woman, which he made back around the time that Jodie Whitaker was selected. He felt that Jenny was a great representation of a female Timelord (though imo Romana [from the Fourth Doctor's time] was a better one, even as a companion), and that "Doctor Who" had already shown a great female Timelord that could have continued on with her own adventures (yes, yes; what you'd probably expect from a proud dad).
BTW, you two will get a kick out of this link, which is of a Twitter post made by Georgia Tennant back around Xmas last year. I think her caption for it says it all:
twitter.com/georgiaetennant/status/1074325552906035200?lang=en
The Doctor’s daughter who is not only the Doctor’s daughter in real life but also the Doctor’s wife in real life too, inbreeding is strong with this one, lol
And she and Tennant have a daughter.
Daniel O'Donovan who knows, in 15 years time or so, if Doctor Who sorts itself out and is still around, their daughter might be on it and be the daughter of the current doctor and they might hook up and get married and start the whole cycle off again
OMG, why did you have to mention Artax, or however Atreyu's horse was spelled..... WHY!? 😢😢 That just broke me more than any other wrenching moment of this glorious show has done... That's some deep seeded hurt, there.
Very much enjoying these.
Still waiting for Susan.
Ohhhhh snap. Was waiting for this one. Are you guys jumping around a lot? It seems like it’s all over? Maybe I’m going crazy.
Too bad they didn't make a Donna son either. I wish I saw someone coming out of that cabin and saying "Hey, Martian boy!"
I love watching the two of you. Gallafray cuties. 1:29 lmao the look on Paula's face. If ever there was a WTF meme for this channel that'd be it.
3:11 Is this what's it's like to be Katrina at a comic con? A bunch of socially awkward fans...erm … uh... the hell with it, me want to touch! :p
anyways, love the vibes and thank you for another upload! I always get excited to watch them when I know Friday is right around the corner. (missed the last trek one though. Were you guys going to do a back to back two parter or just got caught up with IRL stuff?)
Keep making content and I'll be there to watch it! :)
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Even though I don't think this episode is amazing (it's pretty good, but the weakest in this series imo), I think David Tennant is just phenomenal in it. He has to convey all the pain and sorrow from the time war and losing all his family. He has to show the conflict and understandable difficulty he has in accepting Jenny as his daughter because of that. It's his performance that makes Jenny credible as a character and by the end you really believe she's the Doctor's daughter, when he finally accepts her. Probably one of his top ten best performances as the Doctor. The truth behind the war between the Hath and the Humans is really clever as well. It's quite scary how people can mytholigise their whole history like that. I guess people try as best as they can to make sense of situations that don't make sense at all. I love that Donna is the one to work all this out as well, SUPER TEMP! 😂
As for the ending, I like it. I can understand why some feel the emotion was undercut, but to the Doctor she's still dead. He doesn't know she came back to life, so nothing's changed there. I like the ending because of the parallel between the Doctor and Jenny. Throughout the episode we see her becoming more and more like the Doctor (she even teaches him a lesson about not all soldiers being bad. A prejudice the Doctor has built up in his head because of his PTSD from the time war) and at the end she ran away, just like the Doctor did from Gallifrey all those years ago. Now she can go fight monsters, save civilisations and go and do whatever she likes, just like her Dad. BTW, Russel T Davies, the current showrunner at the time fully intended to keep Jenny dead, but he was swayed and convinced by Steven Moffat to bring her back to life. Paula may know that Steven Moffat is the showruuner from series 5 to 10, so that should give her an indication of how he will approach the show during his own era....
Jenny eventually came back in a series of audio dramas :)
Actually it wasn't about a spin-off. She was brought back because Steven Moffat suggested it to RTD so he could use her. Thus showing his obsession with a female Time Lord/Doctor has been there forever. But he threw the character away. Personally I think whatever the concept of the story he had in mind for her he used for River Song.
Sometimes I wish they brought back the doctor's daughter or just mention that the doctor visits her every now and then, you know to of sort give her the knowledge of a time lord or something
But still. One of the best ever who speeches
They’re looking for the “Sauce”.
We still miss Jenny TwT
In the comics she comes back.
Georgia talked about that still shot but now I can't remember what she said.
Wasn't there an audiobook for Jenny?
"The Doctor, the man who abhors violence, never carrying a gun..."
Have seen some Classic Doctor Who and this wasn't always the case. Jon Pertwee and Tom Baker as The Doctor used guns. Or whatever was available.
@@brianadkins3880 He was just making a point on what The Doctor does to people. Blon said the same thing, even Jackie.
@@10thdoctor15 Just adding some trivia. :-)
Hyper Paula is fun! And we may not have got a spin off from this episode, but Tennant certainly did 😅
haha! Indeed he did! 😆
Oh, Katrina straitened her hair. "I don't like it."
The Doctor's daughter is fucking gorgeous.
OH YES!
Shame you missed the bit where Donna is to use her 'womanly wiles'...
Are y’all gonna be watching Torchwood after Who? It feels correct.
Good episode
Another day, another wierd alien costume...
Is it just me, or is Jenny’s personality a lot like River’s?
More who
#ArtaxMoment
Bring back Jenny!
Georgia don't have time. She is nursing tiny Doctors
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This one (for me anyway) just isn't great. The story makes almost no sense, and the ending is a total cop out. The opening half of season 4 in general isn't as strong as some people remember it. It gets better from now on though!
Love ya
Interesting tid-bit. Time lords are sterile.
one of Doctor who fans greatest disappointments, and lets down.... why do we never see her ever again
Daddy issues?
Such a great episode mostly due to my favorite portrayal of Martha so far. Great reaction as always girls!