[ SECRET POST #2790 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2790 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I can't think of any non-feisty female companions, though. Not being in love with the Doctor is only remarkable in a post-Rose Tyler world, and I kind of resent that in itself.

[(Anonymous)]

Not being in love with the Doctor is only remarkable in a post-Rose Tyler world, and I kind of resent that in itself.

Oh yes. I couldn't agree with you more on that.

I blame Russell T Davies, though: once you open that bag, you cannot ever close it again. It used to be that the Doctor was not really thought of as a sexual being (outside of fan fiction, anyway), but the end of the Rose storyline completely spoiled that. It's definitely one of the biggest factors in my dislike of the 10th Doctor...

And to be fair, Moffat sort of nailed that coffin with the whole River Song 'wife' thing, not to mention his weird 'will they won't they' thing between Amy and the 11th Doctor.

That is the main reason I am happy with the introduction of Peter Capaldi, because I hope it will curb that tendency to have sexual tension between the Doctor and a revolving cast of young female characters, companions or not.