"She survived. And then she married the Doctor!" :')

@itsame4643

8 жыл бұрын

it's dirty

@haremking8456

6 жыл бұрын

Incest

I just love that conversation in the audience when Matt mentions Steven Moffat: "- Where is he? - Sherlock, that's where he is."

It's funny. The actress who plays the doctor's daughter is literally the daughter and wife of the doctor because her dad is the fifth doctor and she is married to david. Its a small world

@stormrider7235

9 жыл бұрын

Wow........

@maes9856

8 жыл бұрын

Sooooo..... She married her father in a way?...

@franklindonut1519

8 жыл бұрын

+Saphira Elf that's fucked up

@JessCaron

7 жыл бұрын

Time Travel Incest. Only on Doctor Who. (Also 5 is 10's favorite Doctor and now his father-in-law and he got to meet him on the show!)

@adeleakhmetova

6 жыл бұрын

its a small word... on bbc

And the best part is, he told his mom that HIS favorite Doctor was David Tennant, and then he was adopted by him!

I hope Jenny will come back someday. The ending of "The Doctor's Daughter" left it open for a possible return or a possible spin-off series.

@stephaniefaypage8028

3 жыл бұрын

Same I hope she an appearance in the next series or I'd love to see a spinoff about jenny?

@joevictor53

2 жыл бұрын

@@stephaniefaypage8028 I think we got a Big Finish story with her

"No she survived. Then she married the doctor." "Woooooooohoooooo" Gotta love the cheers for incest. haha. Even though we knew he was talking about the actors marrying each other. lol

You can overhear the women ranting on Sherlock because Steven Moffat went to that panel😂😂😂

"That's a Steven Moffat question.." "Where IS he?" "Sherlock, that's where he is" HAHAHAHA I love that audience XD

I love the fact that David married the girl who played his daughter, I just love the weirdness of it. Plus, she also happens to be the daughter of the Fifth Doctor, so that makes it double awesome.

"No [the daughter] survived... and then she married the Doctor!" THAT MAY NEVER GET OLD.

ROFL Matt's face was priceless

@stephaniefaypage8028

3 жыл бұрын

I agree

"And then she married the doctor!"' dont forget Matt she is the fifth Doctor daughter too lol

His kid has got to be one of the luckiest ever. Both his father and grandfather are the Doctor.

Matt Smith's incarnation of the Doctor has lived for about 300 years as of Christmas 2012, so it's possible the first incarnation we saw, who was 350 years old, was his actual first form. The lack of experience with regeneration would explain why the first Doctor appeared the oldest. As for the 13 incarnation rule, that was brought up in the 1996 movie. I think the reason Time Lords are limited to 13 is that, given the increasing violence of successive regenerations, more energy is used.

'no, she survived......and then she married the doctor!' love it! :P

Thank you been trying to figure that one out!!!

That is perfect! I have been asking the same question since I watched the Doctor's Daughter.

you just blew my mind

Jenny is awesome.I hope she comes back🐈😂

@1972skhor

6 жыл бұрын

spottedstar fireclan she did

If i could have one thing happen in a Doctor Who episode, just one thing, i would have Jenny, The Doctor and River have an adventure together. I would absolutely love to see how River would react to the love of her life's daughter. i would hope she would immediately take her under her wing. That's my perfect Doctor Who episode, no apocalypse, no fighting monsters, just those three bonding....

That must have been so much fun within the family at that time.

One of the most missed characters I would love to see return on Doctor Who would be the Doctor’s own daughter, Jenny. When I watched 2008’s The Doctor’s Daughter, I loved the interaction between David Tennant and his soon to be wife, Georgia Moffett. Funny isn’t it? Anyways I should talk about that another day. Today, I am talking about why now is the right time for Jenny to come back with Capaldi’s era on the horizon. I am going to explain my reasons why Jenny should come back in Series 8 or hopefully in future series. It seems like the upcoming run will feature the Doctor and not one, not two but possibly three companions. Now that is not only reason for a sense of familiarity, we also have two of these characters - Clara and Danny Pink - working at Coal Hill School. Now I wonder what era that reminds me of. Not only that, but this is the first incarnation on the new cycle of regenerations for the Doctor and Peter Capaldi’s first on-screen appearance was at the age of 55, the same age William Hartnell first appeared on the show. Now I don’t have a problem with actress Ellis George playing a potential third companion named Courtney, but I feel Jenny would have tied in so much better. Instead of Jenny being the Doctor’s granddaughter, she is the child of the Doctor, so we would have two teachers, an older Doctor and a relative of the Doctor. Maybe it will happen in Series 9 should Clara stick around for more Who. I very much doubt it but we’ll just have to wait and see. For me though, this would be a nice reference to the classics. So initially, Russell T Davies didn’t propose having Jenny brought back to life. In the original script, Jenny was to be shot and die. No revival, nothing. However, it was Steven Moffat who suggested the character come back to life at the end. Now, my question is, if Moffat really wanted her alive, why hasn’t he brought her back? I am sure that question is rattling on everyone’s minds as of this second. Being the genius he is, Moffat might not want her back for him but for his successor. However, I do feel that with Moffat, we’d have more of a chance for Jenny to make a comeback since he insisted on saving her. Moffat said last year that the door is indeed still open for Jenny to come back, so I guess this is down to Georgia Moffett herself. Yeah it gets a bit puzzling here, to see if she wants to return as Jenny, but I will clarify why that might be a problem further on. If Jenny is roaming the universe and trying to emulate her father’s legacy by saving universes, one would assume they would potentially cross paths and be reintroduced in a big ball of emotion, what with the Doctor assuming she was dead. But the question would be, how would Jenny react to the Doctor in his new incarnation? I wouldn’t imagine the Eleventh Doctor and Jenny would have made for a great father/daughter relationship as they would seem more like a brother and sister. Jenny was someone who looks to be in her 20s and Eleven looked a similar age too. People could say the same about Tennant but his face looked like one that could get away with this more being slightly older, Matt Smith’s did not. So with Capaldi filling in the shoes as the Doctor now we have someone more mature and fatherly. What kind of relationship could we expect from the 12th Doctor and Jenny? Probably a stricter and serious relationship, one that would probably be similar to the Doctor in the Doctor’s Daughter but since we’re getting someone who is supposedly ‘fierce’, the level of intensity could be raised a notch. So if Capaldi is bringing back the more severe personality of the Doctor, the chance to return is there. A suitable age gap with a bit more of a mature attitude for the Doctor. It would possibly work very well, wouldn’t you agree? Why regeneration? I say this is because I found out that Georgia Moffett is not really an actress anymore. She has instead been pursuing screenwriting, so we may require a new actress. So can the character regenerate? We don’t know. In the TV Movie, Sylvester McCoy’s Doctor was shot by a Chinese gang and taken to hospital. However, he didn’t die because of the gunshots, but rather the operation to remove them. The medical staff were not aware of the Doctor’s different biology and Grace was the one who actually caused the regeneration. Jenny has two hearts and she did appear to die from the wounds, however she was later revived by The Source. Whether or not she possesses the ability to regenerate is therefore unclear as of this point. One would assume she could if she was fully cloned from the Doctor and since this was the Tenth, maybe she has only two regenerations in her and not the thirteen because she was not born as a natural Time Lord but rather, was born from a piece of tissue from the Doctor. Maybe that question will be answered or maybe it never will. Maybe Jenny won’t come back and if so, I’ll be distraught but I hope the chance for Jenny to come back emerges. We’ll have to see what the future holds for us. Conclusion Personally I love Jenny. She is a character I’m desperate to have back on Doctor Who because how she was used was excellent to me. Others may have a different opinion about her but I was happy when she was revived. Heck, a part of me wanted to see the Doctor shoot General Cobb but that would be very out of character and dark for the Doctor and for Doctor Who in general. But since I am wrapping things to a close, I would like to hear your opinions and if you have any more reasons on why Jenny should come back. I would be grateful to hear from you and alternatively, you can give your view on why she should NOT come back. As of now, hope you had fun reading.

@aleshagarrett7742

4 жыл бұрын

I'm wo worry mate but theres no way I'm reading that whole thing. Sorry 😂

@DrakeOola

2 жыл бұрын

tl;dr

She was a one time character. When they say "the doctor's daughter" it's just a clone. Allthough, I would love to see he return. She was really good, both the actor and her role.

That was a great question.

God I love that Matt Smith grin!

Thank yoooou

David Tennant is quite possibly the luckiest fanboy out there. His favorite companion was Sarah Jane Smith; He did two episodes with her, and was the one that gave her the heartmelting "Goodbye, my Sarah Jane Smith" speech. His favorite doctor was Peter Davidson; He got to meet Davidson, do the Children in Need special "Time Crash" with him (Tennant's fanboying in that episode was completely genuine), and, AND, he married his daughter, so now he is Davidson's son in law.Give him the fanboy crown

"Oh come on now, the Dalek's takeing his hat off" God I love Matt Smith!!

Best Father in Law...EVER!

You are totally right. I think I thought that he had a greater presence because of the fact that every episode he had written before Matt Smith was iconic. I mean, he wrote the "Are you my mommy?" arc, created the Weeping Angels (who are hailed as the most terrifying monsters of the series), and the Silence (and it's now being revealed that what we are currently seeing in season 7 has been plotted since the DT days.

thank you moffat for changing the script and letting her live!!

it would have been amazing if the doctors daughter returned just before the tenth doctor regenerated when he was fighting the master that would have been so good

He actually only got the life essence when River put herself into the machine at the end of the second part of those episodes, but he did have the mechanism built into the screwdriver for a while.

"Sherlock, that's where he is!" I like that fan

THAT FEEL

it's specifically mentioned in the episode the new individuals are progeny. they would have to be in order to avoid the deleterious effects of cloning

The Tenth Doctor once said that he had left Susan on a future Earth with a freedom fighter with whom she had fallen in love and he was unsure if she was alive, as he simply hadn't checked. But he believes that she isn't, despite his not being able to prove it. I honestly would love to see this resolved in say the 50th anniversary. But they shouldn't lead up to it, they should just like randomly happen to see each other. It would be amazing to see the Doctor's reaction.

@emeseg no they are married i believe just recently and yes they have a daughter, olive i think

My god I wish I was lucky as him.... Georgia is GORGEOUS!

That took me a second.

"No she survived...then married the Doctor" bahaha I love you Matt!

ha ha ha That is funny! I actually didn't know that. Awesome, Thank you.

0:58 WOOOOOOO!!!!!!

also, Georgia's mother is Sandra Dickinson, who was Trillion in the Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy TV series

Georgia Moffett, who is the daughter of Peter Davison (The fifth Doctor), married David Tennant after she played the role of the doctor's daughter in the episode called "The Doctor's Daughter" and the she and David had a daughter

"Doctor's Daughter"-Ception? Hilarious x3

River being a stepmom. Just imagine. Imagine it! It is lovely.

@Megazord5 Yes he was. I was there at the panel. He was wearing a Dalek suit with blinking lights for laser.

"she survived.. and then she married the doctor!!" - Matt Smith

The 5th Doctor's real life daughter, Georgia Moffett. Played the Doctor's daughter "Jenny" for the 10th doctor in the episode "The Doctor's Daughter", and also married the 10th doctor(David Tennant) in real life.

Search youtube for San Diego Comicon 2011 Doctor Who and it'll probably come up in a few parts or if you find a video for the whole thing in one it's about 30-45 min long.

I love Steven moffet, he writes the two best shows in the world dr who and Sherlock, love them both!!!

Susan Foreman (1963) was the Doctors grand-daughter. Presumably anyway, there's been a lot of speculation over the years over whether she was really blood-related or even Gallifreyan. Regardless, Susan hasn't been heard from since '83 (The Five Doctors)

In the episode "The doctor's daughter", in series four after Docter Who was brought back. The daughter of The Doctor (Jenny) was played by actress: Georgia Moffet. Georgia is the real-life daughter of Peter Davison (Moffet), the actor who played the 5th doctor, 30 years ago. Peter Davison was born as Peter Moffet, Davison is his stage name. Georgia Moffet then went on to marry actor David Tennant, the 10th Doctor, after they met on set. Do not confuse (Georgia) Moffet with (Steven) Moffat.

Well a little information is good...to keep people watching

If they will give information they will be in teaser or trailer.

I guess we'll find out at the end of the season.

Thanks :-D

The actress who played the Doctor's daughter (Georgia Moffett) is the real-life daughter of the 5th Doctor Who, Peter Davison (1981-1984). She kept the Gallifrey circle going when, in 2011 she married David Tennant, the 10th Doctor.

no David did 3 episodes of Doctor who with her and 1 (or 2 don't remember) episode of the Sarah-Jane Smith Adventures but yes he was a VERY lucky man

They are talking in reference to David tennant who played ten married Georgia moffat who was the actress who played the doctors daughter.

There was that little ministory thing where 10 gets to meet 5 and he says that 5 was his favourite then. So david tennants character anyway had 5 as his favourite.

@tomboytimelord007 The actress that played the Doctor's daughter on the show was actually a "Daughter" of a previous actor that played the doctor(Peter Davison). Then she married "the doctor" David Tennant and they went on to have a daughter together. lol

I remember that Dalek was made out of cardboard, golden spheres, and a toilet plunger. I think that the cast autographed it after the panel. Sadly, I didn't understand ANYTHING that was going on because I had never seen an episode of Dr. Who at that point.

I love that: Georgia Moffet was the Doctor's daughter, who portrayed the Doctor's daughter, and then gave birth to the Doctor's daughter.

@Megazord5 Yes he was. Did you not hear Matt Smith mention the Dalek take off his head? That was the question-asker.

@knotbox No they had a daughter together. Georgia did however have a son before she was with David.

He also took an extra step: Have a daughter with the Doctor's daughter

I couldn't hear Matt....did he say they she IS coming back? and lol that dalek is awesome!! :D

I could see a regenerated Susan taking the place of Jenny, if Georgia Mofett isn't available for some reason when/if she's to be brought back in.

not to mention when he tried out for the show he Begged Russel for an audition hoping to be a Villian of the week and ended up as the Doctor

I asked that question!! I was the silver dalek!

Actually he grew up with Tom Baker and Peter Davison as the doctors. And Peter Davison showed up in one of the specials as the doctor.

@epicmonkey96 and the actress who plays the Doctors daughter is the actual daughter of the fifth doctor. Although you might have known that already :D

@OwlCityFan26 The best part is she actually is the daughter of David Tennet's favorite Doctor.

@emeseg and she is the daughter of the 5th Doctor Peter Davison

Yep! :)

Imagine what family reunions are like....Imagine the shadow that Olive's going to grow up in....talk about a legacy...

remember in one of the specials where 10th talks to 5th (wearing a vegetable). he says you're my doctor. i like to believe its connected

Woah o.O she really IS The Doctors daughter!!! :D

How do you know? He says he hasn't got any family left, but she could still be alive. She didn't have do be dead in the time war.

"where is he?!" "Sherlock, that's where he is!"

True...

@emma gibert No, the doctors daughter is Jenny. :)

"A Doctor's daughter who played the Doctor's daughter and then had the Doctor's daughter." Georgia Moffet's TV Tropes description.

You forgot number 4: Hand pick your successor.

"that's a Steven Moffat question" "WHERE IS HE?" LoL

And then she married the doctor :D and now there really is a doctors daughter, cause Georgia moffats dad played one of the earlier doctors. That makes me happy :)

@emma gibert That's Amy's and Rory's daughter

i was wondering that to like alot of them didnt even crack a smile i bet

Oh good, that means the show may be the first to get a hundredth season! :D

He likely checked before his regeneration - in SJA's "Death of the Doctor" 11 mentioned that 10 tried to see everyone he traveled with, ever, before his regeneration. Given that RTD wrote the episode, I'd consider that canon.

@kylenetherwood8734

2 жыл бұрын

The Doctor didn't know she survived though

i love how if you listin closely after steven mofatt is menchen some one also menches sherlock! oh the glory of british television:)

The chick that plays jenny in the episode "The Doctors Daughter" is married to david tennant in real life. And she happends to be the daughter of the Peter Davison, who happens to be David's favorite doctor as a kid.

i'd love to see the doctor's daughter again.

Well, they seemed pretty sure she was dead, no pulse or anything, that's why the doctor left her behind. Then later she got golden-y and was alive again. I don't know if it makes it a "half-regeneration" or what but it seemed pretty clear that she did die and then got better.

Oh. My. God.

It really is

well, on that episode he got a his daughter. by that i mean season 4 episode 6 which stared David Tennant. -he even married the woman that played "the doctors daughter". but, the show can go anywhere. especially in the new re-incarnation of the doctor. because river always said to the "Matt Smith" that she would want him to wait till he got older. --Peter Capaldi-- I think that she ment peter as the doctor.

@tylerhurst3664

10 жыл бұрын

: O I don't know why those lines are there but.. if you do read this don't mind the line.. it wasn't on purpose.

im 100% sure