Clara Oswald: Best Moments | Doctor Who 

Every. Single. Time. 😂

Also she's hot

@@NapoleSkie627 fair enough XD

@@NapoleSkie627 like super gorgeous

I just liked Clara. Most people hated her but her story arch was way more epic than most of the other companions.

Initially something about her character annoyed me, but by golly she was a good actress, interesting character and better after each viewing.

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To be honest, she became pretty obnoxious in the second half.

She's still one of my favorite companions.

I haven’t seen the whole show, but she seems to have the most varied roles of all the Companions.

​@@archie2038 Did she?

yeah but she freaked out when she saw peter capaldi

@@poshet only human

@@kylemccrory2031 she saw "every" regeneration of the doctor including capaldi. this is just bad writing

@@poshet but Smith was still his Doctor. There is a difference between accepting the past of someone and accepting him to change definitely

@@hothemeep1219 yeah sure. but she needed 11 called her to say "he is the same man.". i mean if clara doesnt know that which companion knows?

i completely agree!!

Clara's the best companion in New Who. Jack Harkness comes close but only because Torchwood fleshed him out and Sarah Jane Smith had the advantages of starring in both the Classic series and The Sarah Jane Adventures. I get the feeling that many people don't like to see very flawed characters, although most will deny this. Clara was described by Matt Smith's Doctor as "too perfect", but this facade from Season 7 was stripped away in Seasons 8 and 9 and elevated her into the most multifaceted companion since the revival of Doctor Who. I wouldn't be surprised if she's the most multifaceted in the show's history, but I can't personally confirm that because I haven't watched enough of the Classic series. Amy was a pretty good companion too. I think she's a bit overrated but she did show a dark side that we rarely see in Doctor Who companions. However, it felt like Steven Moffat was scared of focussing on it for too long, like he was worried that the fans would turn on her if he showed her as the ruthless killer that she's capable of being. The most notable example of this is when Amy outright murdered Madam Kovarian and it was brushed under the rug with the excuse that it happened in an alternate timeline. This mindset from writers is perfectly understandable because you don't want people to dislike your characters, unless you're designing them to be both irredeemable AND insufferable (Dolores Umbridge is the first character to come to mind because I'm convinced that J.K Rowling made her as loathsome as possible on purpose), but it can prevent them from feeling fully fleshed out. Technically, Clara isn't as ruthless as Amy because she never murdered anyone but because episodes like Dark Water actually focussed on her dark side instead of brushing it under the rug, the fanbase at large seems to like Amy more. I'm the other way around. The fact that Moffat developed big enough balls to show that Clara's capable of betraying her best friend whilst contemplating suicide is actually one of the things that elevates her above Amy in my mind. We're all capable of becoming monsters, it's just a matter of finding and activating the right trigger. Clara already had good reasons to resent the Doctor after he abandoned her twice earlier in Season 8 (plus, Matt Smith's Doctor actually told the Daleks "Kill her. See if I care!" in his final episode) and Danny's death was the last straw. The volcano scene in Dark Water showed Clara at her lowest point and made me feel like I'd seen into her soul. Just before the opening credits of that episode, I glimpsed a flash of madness in her eyes. Seeing her reach that point made her rise in Season 9 all the more fulfilling. Clara's far too good for Chinballs' Doctor Who. He's already dragged Jack Harkness into his train wreck but I hope that Clara and every other previous companion stays a million lightyears away from Jodie Whittaker. No, I will not call Whittaker the Doctor because the Doctor wouldn't trap creatures who are just trying to feed and starve them to death (Arachnids in the UK), use social awkwardness as an excuse to dismiss a man's concerns about cancer (Can You Hear Me?), or allow another man to die in her place to destroy the Master (The Timeless Children). Clara was a better Doctor without even being one of his regenerations.

She could very easily make a cameo....

@@puppycatsbee i think she could be in the final

@@tomnorton4277 I'm sorry. Clara sucks. A bossy, ego-maniac who's a compulsive liar. Rory was the best companion. Skeptical, level headed, they should've had him as a solo companion for awhile.

Yes, Jenna was contemplating leaving the show and the Christmas show was going to be her last show, so Moffat wanted to mirror Matt's departure with Jenna's. She, however, signed on for another season, so they had to rejuvenate Clara, because old Clara just wasn't going to be a great companion, so Moffat wrote a new ending to continue the show with Jenna young again.

Yeah, it was. Like they say in Star Wars: It rhymes. .

@@Riftsrunner I'm glad she stayed on because we got an opportunity to see some of her best acting performances, like when she played her Zygon version and her scenes with Missy. Her talent was under-utilized in Series 7 (except for _The Snowmen_) and I believe that led to a lot of people not wanting her to come back.

@@TonyP9279 Bonnie was an interesting character despite only having 2 episodes. She was usually very composed and graceful with a streak of sadism but occasionally, she would lash out like an angry kid who didn't get her way. I like that the Doctor called her out for being "a tantruming child" and I got the feeling that she was the kind of person who represses their emotions for long periods of time, which makes them more prone to losing control when they reach a boiling point. For me, that Zygon 2 parter is a great example of how to tackle modern problems like domestic terrorism and delusional "save the world" activism without distracting the audience from the story the episodes are actually telling. You can compare it to modern day problems whilst also just enjoying a good story on its own merits. I'm glad Capaldi and Moffat convinced Jenna to stay for series 9. She's a professional and I suspect that's one of the reasons Capaldi and Moffat really liked her. They probably don't see many younger actresses (or even older ones if Sarah Silverman and Bette Midler are any indication) who conduct themselves with class and don't complain when things get difficult or when the audience is nasty. I wouldn't have watched Season 9 at all without Clara because Capaldi's Doctor really rubbed me the wrong way in Season 8. Capaldi himself is a class act but I couldn't stand how hypocritical his Doctor was and how he tended to demean Clara for no reason. Thankfully, he was much more likeable in Season 9 but without Clara, I wouldn't know that because I wouldn't have watched it.

At least they had a backup parallel "You can't see me, can you. You look at me and you can't see me. Do you know what that's like?" In the end, she DOES know what that was like. She knew what it was like to have him look at her and not SEE her

She wasn’t so different from all the other companions. Remember Donna

Although I'd disagree that Clara wasn't in love with the Doctor (since I do believe she grew to love him eventually), the rest of your assessment I agree with! Clara definitely never worshipped the Doctor in the same way most of his companions do. As you said, she kinda refused to see the Doctor as this magical authority figure who sat on a pedestal above her. She really saw the two of them as essentially being on the same level (even though River and Donna both liked to take the wind out of the Doctor's sails occasionally, it always seemed to me like they still idolized him secretly). To me, Clara is the only modern companion who really saw the Doctor as an ordinary person first, with genuine vulnerabilities and fears. She seemed to recognize that he could get scared or need help just as often as anyone else would, which I think most of his other companions kinda took for granted. Clara knew the Doctor was amazing but, he wasn't so amazing as to be seen as truly inhuman or infallible.

She wasn't in love but they did give off flirtatious best friend vibes. (11 and clara)

And she paid the price then ridiculously got what she wanted

She was with Matt Smith

It also made for some funny scenes where clara was just the doctor

She's top 3 for me, but that's because she turned it around from matt's regeneration, she was whiny and unappreciative, but then we had 12 and they clashed and it made for this amazing clash of chemistry and they worked, you could tell there was passion there and I think they became better friends for it and their respect for each other grew, however! Rose is easily number 1, flawless from start to end

And Donna

@@honzasenbauer612 and that she "persuaded" William Hartnell to steal the Tardis with the bung chameleon circuit.

@@gimpp8973 Yes, but that was accidental. Clara´s personality (well chosen by Missy) was what made her a Doctor...

Rose rubbed me the wrong way. Maybe her voice. I loved the other three

@@itsjustme7487 I like Rose more now in hindsight but she doesn't hold a candle to Clara.

@@tomnorton4277 rose was more one dimensional but I still love her

@@thelambsauce1701 Steven Moffat is better at writing women than Russell T Davies is.

​@@tomnorton4277 I hope Russell Retcons the 13th doctor arch and fixes it

what

Sorry for your loss ❤️

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The things people will say to get attention...

@@OptimusGPrime I wish that was the case.

+ When she said "I don't know if you're a good man but I think you're trying to be and I think that's probably the point" in "Into the Dalek", when she got angry with the doctor and said "I'll smack you so hard you'll regenerate" in "Kill the Moon", the whole "Flatline" episode where she becomes the doctor for a day, her "hatred is too strong an emotion to waste on someone you don't like" speech in "Mummy on the Orient Express", the moment in "Before the Flood" when she says "If you love me in any way, you'll come back", and lastly her saying "You said memories, become stories when we forget them. Maybe some of them become songs" in "Hell Bent". There are probably more of her best moments that I don't remember now but that's what I have :)

You’re right! i love her and her theme was absolutely wonderful.

I agree, they should have put those moments in too, especially the one from Hell Bent when she reacts to the Doctor saying that if he met her again he would recognize her immediately. Her turning away to hide her pain and keep from crying hits me every time and shows just how much they truly cared for each other.

Although I always thought her theme sounded a tad like an icecream van???

It's smaller on the outside!

run you clever boy run

Yes! Word!

Clara has way more class and style in her thumb than Donna could ever dream of having.

I loved her from the get go. I was confused when others didn't.

Imagine that line being said to the 13th doctor by a male companion.

hey Brianca

@@dylanziesing6122 I’d love to see her back but I think we’d be missing out if we didn’t see her back with Capaldi or Smith

I loved Clara as a companion mostly but feel she stayed a bit too long meaning her final series had to be reworked and at times felt confused and slightly off. Face the raven however was a masterpiece and then her return and flying off with Ashildar at the end was a truly fitting goodbye. I think Jenna Coleman is an incredibly talented actress and a lesser actress could not have coped with the demands of the role. I always admire those who manage to be a solo companion as it’s much easier when you aren’t the only one as you have less on your shoulders.😊😊😊

her with smith was soooo good though!!!

I agree. She was perfect with 12.

Same

Short & sweet

ouch, that ending hurt more than i remember, and i watched that episode like two weeks ago-

I think the haters were jealous. Clara was so smart and tenacious. I adore her😊

Same

People say all sorts of stuff about Moffat, but I think we can all agree, he can turn a phrase like no other who writer

Gotta agree with you there

Clara Oswald is the most beautiful and sexiest female character in all fictional franchises created in history!!!!!!!!!!!!

While I liked Clara, everything after her 1st death with the crow (which was perfect, by the way), is superfluous twaddle. They gave her the perfect out then brought her back for the worst stupidity ever.

Jenna should have been the female doctor.

I agree Jenna Coleman is like an angel it hurts to look at her because she is so beautiful. And Clara Oswald is one of my favorite female characters EVER!!

Me too!

They should do a whole series of Clara adventures, even the ones after she left The Doctor to go out on her own. I would love to see what she does.

A mix would be best, allows more opportunities for stories and for Jenna to be given more range as an actor, playing alternative versions of Clara.

@bigfinish I think that would be great. And/or a Clara & Diner TARDIS series.

@@kenthomas5539 omg yes!

Definitely agreed, only rivaled by 10 and Donna

Clara's relationship with Capaldi's Doctor was completely unique and that's why it holds up. I can't think of any other relationship in Doctor Who, or any franchise for that matter, that's quite like theirs. It's like the Doctor was Clara's dad and brother at the same time because he combined the unconditional love of a parent with the petty sniping of a sibling. Clara looked up to him like a daughter would look up to her father, whilst also wanting to outdo him with the kind of tenacity you'd see from a little sister trying to prove herself to her big brother. She deeply respected the Doctor but it wasn't hero worship like it was from most other companions. It was more of a "If the Doctor can be this amazing, so can I" mindset which pushed Clara to take more and more risks until it came back to bite her in Face the Raven. These tendencies were magnified by the fact that Danny was no longer around to keep her grounded in Series 9. Speaking of Danny (who's a very underrated character if you ask me), remember when Clara was nervous about introducing him to the Doctor? It was the kind of insecurity that a teenage girl would have about introducing her boyfriend to her dad. Another great thing about Clara's relationship with Capaldi's Doctor is that it wasn't romantic. Ever since Paul McGann swept Grace Holloway off her feet in the TV movie, the Doctor's relationships with his female companions, and even some of his male ones like Jack Harkness, have been romanticised to varying degrees. The only exception was David Tennant's relationship with Donna Noble. Clara had her romantic time with Matt Smith's Doctor but when Capaldi came along, their relationship changed and became more like family members than lovers. I think the best part is that Clara and the Doctor were equals. Most companions look up to the Doctor in ways that can fall into hero worship. Even Jack, who had a history of time travelling before he met the Doctor AND became immortal, kind of acted like the Doctor was a god. Donna's arguably an exception but when push came to shove, the Doctor gave her no choice in whether she would die with all her memories or live without them. As for River Song, she was written as going too far in the opposite direction, putting her head and shoulders above the Doctor in many ways, to the point where I would even call her a Mary Sue. To Alex Kingston's credit, she's one of the very few actresses who managed to make a Mary Sue likeable but that doesn't erase the problems with the writing. Fortunately, it seems to me that Steven Moffat learned from his mistakes with River because Clara's relationship with the Doctor was very evenly balanced. If she had his lifespan and regeneration abilities, they would be equals in every way. The Doctor's relationship with Clara is a perfect example of how to portray men and women as equals without resorting to romance.

The characters of 12 and Clara paired so brilliantly!!! Clara is exactly what 12 needed.

I didn't like Capaldi's Doctor in Season 8 but to be fair, he was MEANT to be an asshole. Steven Moffat once said "It's time for the old beast to snarl at you for a bit" and by golly, Capaldi had snarling down to a fine art. Without Clara though, I would have left Doctor Who considerably sooner and probably would have refused to acknowledge Capaldi as the Doctor. Clara kept me invested and through her, I eventually accepted Capaldi. I think I was going through the same thing as the people who disliked Colin Baker when he first took the role.

Just like Van Gogh in Vincent and the Doctor. 🎨 🖌 🖼

@@tomnorton4277Capaldi’s my personal favorite because of his Zygon War speech, and his performance in “The Husbands of River Song”.

@@FS2K4Pilot Those parts were great but came too late. By the time I got to them, I'd stopped giving a shit about the Doctor. Not about Doctor Who in general, just the Doctor himself. I'd transitioned from hating Peter Capaldi into the cold indifference of a man who saw the Doctor die with Matt Smith and couldn't be bothered to care anymore. The Zygon Inversion was the first time I saw the Doctor since Smith's regeneration, apart from when Clara pretended to be him and did it better than the man who was supposed to be playing the real deal. I didn't even care that Peter Capaldi was basically in Hell in Heaven Sent. I was grieving for Clara but that was because she was important to ME, not because she was important to the Doctor. As far as I was concerned, he was just a tool to get her back. I couldn't care less about the pain he was going through to do so. Kind of fitting since Capaldi often treated people like tools to be used and discarded once they've served their purpose. His Doctor's a bad influence.

@@tomnorton4277 I don’t know what to say to that.

What was funny was when she saw Amy Pond’s picture.

I will always love Jenna Colman and her character in Dr Who, it's a great shame that there hasn't been any episodes with the Doctors Companions meeting up with the latest Dr Who.?

Yeah. Always will be my favorite as well!! 😢😊❤❤

You're absolutely right

Wasn’t a big fan of her with Mat Smith, preferred Victorian Clara with him, but can agree that Clara and Capaldi were amazing!

Clara's my favourite companion despite not being the first one I saw. I watched the others from Ecclestone's era to Smith's era before she joined and the only one who left a strong impression was Jack Harkness, and that's partially because of Torchwood. I've gained more respect for Billie Piper, both as Rose and as the Moment (I like that she played the Moment as distinctly different from Rose because they just share the face, not the character), but Rose wasn't the most interesting of companions. Amy's pretty cool too but they tended to ignore how slutty she was and brushed the fact that she was a murderer under the rug by implying that killing Kovarian in an alternate universe doesn't count. Clara was the companion I bonded with the most. I appreciate that they had the guts to show her at her lowest point in Dark Water and, unlike Amy murdering Kovarian, they didn't brush over the fact that betraying the Doctor was wrong. Personally, I think Clara was justified in her decision in Dark Water, not only because of Danny's death but also because the Doctor had abandoned her TWICE in previous episodes, first in Deep Breath and then in Kill the Moon. In the latter episode he wasn't simply in disguise after pretending to leave Clara, he outright took the TARDIS and flew away, leaving her stranded in a very stressful situation with a teenager and an unborn child in her care and a decision that had the potential to destroy the world on her shoulders. Side note, Clara would be an amazing mother. Back on topic, she was giving the Doctor a taste of his own medicine in Dark Water. However, from a purely ethical point of view, it was still wrong and both Clara and the Doctor acknowledged that, although the Doctor ranting "You let me down!" is incredibly hypocritical when you take Kill the Moon into account. Regardless, we saw Clara reach her lowest point and it made her rise in Season 9 all the more satisfying. Unlike River Song, who I actually like but only because of Alex Kingston (very few actresses can pull off a Mary Sue without being annoying but she's one of them), Clara earned the right to fly a TARDIS.

She was the first companion I ever watched I doctor who in the Christmas special, she was also my favorite, there's allure to a companion who job isn't just to be there and compliment the doctor which I believe is the reason people don't like her, she doubted him, which is something, anyone who is going on dangerous missions should do, but she's the reason I started the show to begin with so I'm kinda biased.

That's why some people hate her so much, because the Doctor DID kill for her, breaking one of his most important rules to never harm. They don't like how important she became to him be a she's not their favorite companion. They think she makes all the other companions less important and they (really) hate her for that. Too bad for them.

Clara's not perfect and thank goodness for that. It's because she's not perfect that she feels like a real person. A complex character who will endure the test of time needs flaws. Clara's the most fleshed out companion within the context of Doctor Who itself, at least since the series was revived in 2005. You could argue that Sarah Jane Smith and Jack Harkness were very fleshed out too but this was ONLY because they each had a spinoff series and Sarah Jane was around in Tom Baker's era.

Well my problem is more with the writing in season 8&9

Yes because it signalled the end of the show with the Chibnall trainwreck about to happen

@@FifaPinion ah yes the dark times

Always gets me to shed a tear, this one. I so loved Capaldi's Doctor, he was the one who gave me chills and emotions the most!

Heck yess

True

I love Clara, but I adore Amy Pond. The best Companion….Amy.

Overhated and underrated, that's our Clara. Definitely the best!

For me Rose and Amy & Rory are better. I'd say she is my 3ed favorite in modern who.

It is a toss up between Clara and Amy/Rory

It’s taken me EIGHT years to figure that out omg

@@alinaponce9090 wow didn't realize it was eight years

David's was better

@@someguy3038 Yeah the Russel T Davis era was great and the Steven Mofatt era was just solid with some great moments here and there. Then I would like to forget that comes after that. Russel T Davis era was the best of the show though.

@@someguy3038 In your opinion, maybe- everyone has a different opinion on this, for example, David's era was borderline mediocre for me while I loved everything after

@@godhathirumalaianandanpill3140 does that include chibnal era? Because implying jodie doctor better than david doctor is just stupid

Same, I stopped watching at the end of 12. I just can't like #13, the writing and acting is dismal

I was wondering how long it’d be before you commented on this compilation! 🤣

Also I apologise to anyone who comes across this. The above person has harassed me and many others for months and we are sick of him. However if anyone would like to join the Discord in the message above feel free to do so 🙂

@@cdoors10 No, I haven’t. No, you’re not sick of something that never happened. (Oh, and you never even mentioned a Discord, so how can people use a link that’s not there‽) (And am I seriously not even allowed to make a simple comment or joke like this‽)

Of course *you*’d be here, you old Jenna simp, you! 🤣

@@forcedalek4703 bro who are you, I’m force Dalek 😂

They essentially did though if you include the 50th and the Christmas special.

Matt should of stay as The Doctor for 1 more season he quit way too soon

@@davidcrazyrides 💯 agreed, they just ignored what happened with the timeless child and threw a new story at us. They connected but so much was forgotten. Matt and Clara needed one whole season at the very least.

She became too special and stayed too long. I think show runners need to be really careful with two things 1) how important/special they make their Doctor 2) how important/special they make their companion Clara very quickly became one of the most important people in the Doctor's life. And not just 'her' Doctor's life, but _every_ single Doctor's life. No companion should have that sort of presence in a show like this.

@@TeaSquiffy2 I agree. I don't watch the show for the companions and with Clara it seemed like the show went from Doctor Who to Companion Who. The Doctor was like her sidekick.

@@floydranson2403 Yeah, I agree. I knew how bad it had become when they found a way to put her name first, and her eyes in the title sequence for an episode

@@TeaSquiffy2 I don't think staying too long is a negative I would like for Doctors and companions to stay longer. It's strange how they are only on the show for short periods of time and I know most of the time they leave cause the actors don't want to stay but it would be nice if we had one Doctor or companion for at least 5 to 6 seasons.

@@CometStar100 Way too long in my opinion. New companions mean new stories and dynamics. If a character stays for 5 seasons, there's a point where their dynamic stagnates and nothing new can happen. A new companion can reveal a new side to the Doctor, or a different pace. Shorter tenures mean more and varied character arcs.

Clara, Oswin and Clara Oswin were fundamentally the same person but if all 3 of them were in the same room, you'd still be able to tell them apart. Jenna's attention to detail rivals that of Laurence Olivier. I think she actually has more natural talent than he did because although Olivier's attention to detail was superb, he wasn't born with as much talent as, for example, Marlon Brando and there are people, including my grandmother, who think that he tended to ham it up. Jenna was rivalling performers like John Hurt and Diana Rigg, both of whom had decades of experience and legendary reputations, before she even reached the age of 30 and she continued to rival, if not surpass Rigg when they reunited for Victoria. I think the only living actress who might surpass Jenna in raw talent is Michelle Pfeiffer, who has consistently claimed that she was self-taught.

Jenna is from Blackpool. Every so often you can hear her Lancashire accent.

Yeah, she's absolutely one of the best

Under-rated and waaaaay over-hated. For me, she's one of the best Companions ever, and her chemistry/interplay with Capaldi was a joy to behold.

Congratulations on being first 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

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@@2429Ryanspeer Np

And remember me.

I love her piano theme. I find myself humming it when I think of Doctor Who sometimes. My favorite two seasons are 5 and 6 with Amy, Rory and River...but a close second is Clara's two seasons with 12.

🦋 Hi, Clara's rwo seasons with 12 are my favorites also. Also Rose and 9 were good. The WWIi episode "Empty Child" was awesome. I didn't connect with Amy and Rory, although he is hilarious and self-effacing. Rose's Theme is my 2nd favorite. 😊

The perfect "welcome to the TARDIS" scene. Like how Lucas or Spielberg took familiar moments from old genre movies and honed them into scenes which seemed like all-new, instant classics, Moffat did that with Victorian Clara and the trope of becoming a companion. Okay, so it was as a set up to an unpleasant twist I kind of wish had never happened, but it really should have played here if these are genuinly her "best of"

Because she's unapologetically narcisstic. Acts entitled, thinks too highly of her and is cruel to the people around her, the Doctor and Danny. At least when Moffat writes her. I found her likeable in the Jamie Mathieson scripts, Mummy and Flatline

​@@MrAllallalla You say she's narcissistic, but found her likeable in Flatline, an episode where she is the most narcissistic in the whole series from her being in the doctor's shoes. Kinda weird dude.

One reason I suspect is that she got so many great and rare honours as a companion. Very few companions get to be a “trans Doctor companion”, that is they’re travelling with them when they regenerate and continue travelling with them in their next iteration. Very few get to “do the rounds” of villains and aliens and meet (or at least be in the same story as) most if not all of the Doc’s recurring enemies. Very few get to be the incumbent companion for a big milestone. Like I say each of those are rare honours for any companion I can think of ONLY TWO in the entire history of Doctor Who who were lucky enough to get ALL of them: Tegan and Clara. If Rory and Amy had stopped on for just a short while longer all that of could have been their’s. But no along comes little Miss Jenny come lately and swipes ‘em all. So some of it *might* be a touch of the green eyed monster from Pond fans

@@TaliesinapCerridwen Would Rose not fit into that description as well?

@@bombsaway6197 Not really. She didn’t really feature in a milestone as Billie Piper was playing a different character, not Rose as such. And even if the character of Rose did feature, she wasn’t the incumbent companion. So like a few others (Peri and Sarah for instance) she comes close, but I vote no.

Didn’t rose tyler become a literal god? Martha Jones became a jehovas witness, Donna Noble became human doctor hybrid thing, and billy became a water alien thing.

And Yaz! (Joke) (Not an NMD)

@@harleyhartley3168 🤣 you had me

Has it been five years already??? No offense to Jodie Whitaker, but writing has been awful in the later seasons

Sorry but, I think you might be. Though I respect your opinion

Are you 12? Or just that tall?

@@catofthecastle1681 What are you talking about?

Yeah I was just gonna say... she's fucking gorgeous.. and like.. I'm not kidding around when I say that.. she's beautifullllll... I loveeee herrrr... Awww she's so lovely.. ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️ awww 🥰

Shell always be mine too.. forever and ever..

@@tommychappell6359 She reminds me so much of my ex fiancee

even moffat himself said that jenna would be a fantastic doctor and he's right. I think she would nailed it. /fandomda türk görmek güzel

That would be awesome

If she had been the 13th, the show would not have nose-dived and I could have “bought” the “I’m a girl now” change!! She was perfect!

Clara was awesome but Amy Pond was incomparable.