Doctor Who IV - Everything Whovian - Would you like a jelly baby?

[ChrisIII]

I like that the thing with Mickey kind of cooled in season 2, Mickey grew to like the new Doctor, and vice versa. I think one of the ninth Doctor comics recently actually had "future" Mickey (married to Martha) meeting up with the Ninth again, and Mickey expresses disappointment that he's stuck with the old, crankier version that he didn't get along with.

[The Whovian]

BBCA channel is having a special on Sunday night titled "The Women of Who"

[KoriandrJean]

Looks like there's going to be a crossover between Jodie Whittaker's old series - and her new one ...

http://www.doctorwhotv.co.uk/doctor-...over-87007.htm

[Kaled]

This might be true if they tried on any day other than April 1st.

[Carabas]

Looks like there's going to be a crossover between Jodie Whittaker's old series - and her new one ...

http://www.doctorwhotv.co.uk/doctor-...over-87007.htm

Look at your calendar.

[Somecrazyaussie]

I like that the thing with Mickey kind of cooled in season 2, Mickey grew to like the new Doctor, and vice versa. I think one of the ninth Doctor comics recently actually had "future" Mickey (married to Martha) meeting up with the Ninth again, and Mickey expresses disappointment that he's stuck with the old, crankier version that he didn't get along with.

After Amy and Rory I am in no hurry to see another married couple in the TARDIS. I also don't want a return to how things were between Doctor/Rose/Mickey. I am not particularly keen on the drama that comes from relationship issues in Doctor Who. However, if we have to have it, Iwouldn't mind something more along the lines of Ian and Barbara. Where you have two friends who join the Doctor and see a relationship bloom as a result of their travels. Heck, I wouldn't mind a situation similar to Ben and Polly. One where they like each other, but refuse to admit it. With the Doctor constantly pointing it out.

[jbmasta]

After Amy and Rory I am in no hurry to see another married couple in the TARDIS. I also don't want a return to how things were between Doctor/Rose/Mickey. I am not particularly keen on the drama that comes from relationship issues in Doctor Who. However, if we have to have it, Iwouldn't mind something more along the lines of Ian and Barbara. Where you have two friends who join the Doctor and see a relationship bloom as a result of their travels. Heck, I wouldn't mind a situation similar to Ben and Polly. One where they like each other, but refuse to admit it. With the Doctor constantly pointing it out.

A sibling companion pairing would be cool. They have a dynamic and know each other (knowing how the other would react in any given situation, what their pressure points or triggers are), while providing different personalities for the Doctor to bounce off of. Besides, in the event one develops a crush or meets their idol (like a man crush), who better than a sibling to notice, point it out and tease them with it?

[ChrisIII]

Yeah, I don't think that's been done before, although we've had companions with siblings in the past (Sara Kingdom, Adric, Turlough, Martha and eventually Rose; technically River as well if you count P.S as canon), none of them really traveled in the TARDIS.

[Somecrazyaussie]

A sibling companion pairing would be cool. They have a dynamic and know each other (knowing how the other would react in any given situation, what their pressure points or triggers are), while providing different personalities for the Doctor to bounce off of. Besides, in the event one develops a crush or meets their idol (like a man crush), who better than a sibling to notice, point it out and tease them with it?

Yes! A sibling pairing I would get behind.

[Somecrazyaussie]

Yeah, I don't think that's been done before, although we've had companions with siblings in the past (Sara Kingdom, Adric, Turlough, Martha and eventually Rose; technically River as well if you count P.S as canon), none of them really traveled in the TARDIS.

The only times I can remember siblings traveling in the TARDIS were Samson and Gemma over at Big Finish, and the kids that traveled with the 1st Doctor in those old TVS comics. But yeah, none have been done onscreen yet.

[jbmasta]

The only times I can remember siblings traveling in the TARDIS were Samson and Gemma over at Big Finish, and the kids that traveled with the 1st Doctor in those old TVS comics. But yeah, none have been done onscreen yet.

There were some recent audios where the Twelfth Doctor traveled with an American brother sister pair.

[jbmasta]

If madame and monsieur are ready, we 'ave our first four course Ravenous. For entrees, there eez Ian McNeice as Winston Churchill. Starters you can explore the taste sensation in How to Make a Killing in Time Travel. For mains, we 'ave ze Doctor and Liv catching up with 'elen and the Eleven and for desserts they face ze Kandyman. After dinner mints of behind ze scenes interviews. If you give uuz any less zhan five stars on Yelp, you'll be sent to ze kitchens to 'elp ze Kandyman.

https://www.bigfinish.com/releases/v/ravenous-1-1797

[the illustrious mr. kenway]

[ChrisIII]

So since Chibnall and Whitaker has stated that it was intended for 13 to be a Woman, I'm curious who some of the other contenders might've been, or who tested for it. I know that Jodie's co-star Olivia Coleman was a name that often showed up, and Hayley Atwell kind of said she'd be interested in it as well.

Also, it's the tenth anniversary of Fires of Pompeii, the episode that first starred Capaldi and Karen Gillian as seperate characters than their later, more well-known ones.

[Qwerty]

Bought the complete Matt Smith Blu Ray Collection to go with my Complete Peter Capaldi Blu Rays and my complete David Tennant Dvds