[ SECRET POST #2291 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2291 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I absolutely adore Jo. And it really grosses me out when people (like a certain SciFi Debris) says she sucks because "she was a bit thick" and therefore a step-down from Liz Shaw. Because women are automatically less if their a bit dumb. -_- Whereas Jamie was also rather thick but it's okay for blokes.

Jo was just adorable. And one of the few companions able to best the Master. She's definitely my favorite of Three's companions.

[hokuton_punch]

It warms my heart every time I remember her doing that speech in "Frontier in Space" to distract the Master while the Doctor sneaks out. Also, every time she does things. Jo is great. ♥

[intrigueing]

Yeah, I have always despised the sentiment that people who don't have the privilege and luck of having high intelligence -- a largely biological trait that they don't necessarily have control over -- are inferior. It's actually utterly disgusting.