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Clara is finally a regular companion! Back in 2012 Jenna Coleman was announced as a new companion who would be joining partway through Series 7 before the first episode aired. Having her turn up (and her character die) in Asylum of the Daleks was a big surprise.
Doctor Who is one of the few shows that has such a huge need for actors with essentially a new supporting cast every episode or so. So we see either up and coming actors cutting their teeth like Andrew Garfield or Carey Mulligan, or absolute household names like Celia Imrie and Richard E Grant (Michael Gambon, Sir Ian McKellan, Sir Derek Jacobi, Kylie Minogue et al) brought in for their ability and reputation.
@@jeanine6328 it's a decent episode sure, but i dont think i would put it in my top 25. Clara is obviously amazing, but in my opinion there's probably at least 10 clara episodes that are better than this one.
The symbols in the TARDIS are in the Doctor's own language, in Gallifreyan. The circular blocking nature of it was developed in the expanded universe and is now canonized in the main show. Something else from expanded WHOniverse is that the Nestene and the Great Intelligence both come from the same place and are part of a group called The Great Old Ones who come from a universe before ours. It is very Lovecraftian and in the weeds and you don't need to believe it or know it to continue on, but it is an interesting side note. Mentioning cameos, Ryan Gosling LOVES Doctor WHO and I would love to see him play a villain or something one day, and I'm sure he would too.
The line at the end where the Great Intelligence acknowledges that UNIT are very old friends of the Doctor is some meta stuff. The Web of Fear, a Second Doctor story that saw him taking on The Great Intelligence for a second time in the London underground, also saw the introduction of one Colonel Lethbridge-Stewart. The Colonel's experience during that story led to him recommending the United Nations form a task force to deal with extra-terrestrial threats. The Colonel would be promoted to Brigadier, and that task force would be named UNIT, meaning the Great Intelligence is responsible for the formation of its own enemy. I cannot deny it took me a while to work out the meaning behind the title after watching the episode, before realizing it was referring to the phone ringing being the door with the St John's ambulance sticker. :P And did anyone else get Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home vibes from the Doctor when he said, "I'm not from the future, I just work there?"
In traditional British upper class society, children were brought up by nannies. They were in charge and played the roles of mothers, feeding, cleaning, putting to bed, etc. Around the age of 8, boys were sent to boarding school, and girls would have a governess. A governess was responsible for the children but was not responsible for feeding or bathing, etc. Their primary role was to provide private tuition for girls. An au pair is different from a governesses in that they live and carry out work in the families house. They may even eat with the family or attend social events. Governess work was restricted to the school room (a room would have originally served as the nursery). They do not have the same flexibility as an au pair does.
The reason it feels like the beginning of a new season to y'all is because season 7 was split into two halves that aired a year apart, the same way two different seasons would have. I dont remember why but something slowed or delayed the production of the show so they had to put off the back half of Season 7 instead of airing it all at once like normal. That's why we just had a Christmas episode in the middle of the season. You just have to take it with a grain of salt; it is a sudden shift, but when it's all said and done and you consider Clara was in 7x0, it all feels like a pretty cohesive season in the end. Plus, all the specials that come between S7 and S8 make this stretch starting with Clara feel like most of a whole season, with the earlier episodes just sort of being a quick way to close out Amy and Rory's story, almost like an epilogue to Season 6, instead of having them a whole nother season to wrap up.
15:23 The perception filter alters people’s perception of the TARDIS causing them disregard it as of no importance but it doesn’t make it immune to cameras or invisible. Due to the perception filter most people would say to themselves “That’s a weird box.” but then they’d move on rather than investigate it. Also, we’ve seen the TARDIS on a live camera feed before and I want to think have seen photos of it before as well. Another thing is that the perception filter is limited in effect such as people will take notice of it if it blocks their path, if someone aware of it points it out, or if materializes out of thin air in front of them as it did in this episode here as that’s very eye catching.
Victorian Clara is my favorite Clara. Dalek Clara is a close second. It would have been weirdly awesome to have the Doctor travel with a Dalek for a while.
My absolute favorite companion of all time! Clara my beloved. I hold Clara up there with Donna as amazing companions. Nobody else matches the Doctors freak like Clara, she made fun of the Tardis calling it a snog box and then immediately agrees to travel in the box. She’s DOWN for the adventure in a way that even Amy wasn’t. This half of season 7 is a bit strange but the vibes will even out soon I promise. Only complaint for me was that moment of Smith rubbing her head when she was passed out at the cafe. 11 is a little too touchy with Clara for me 😅
I know you're talking about people who were movie stars first, but Carey Mulligan, now a three-time Oscar nominee, did do Pride and Prejudice with Keira Knightley before she did "Blink."
Since there's already been a _Bridgerton_ episode of _Doctor Who_ (and so many actors have been on both shows), it would be fun for a Doctor and companion duo of actors to just be at a ball on _Bridgerton_ and have a few lines. Just guests at a ball. No reference to _Doctor Who_ but just there.
09:44 - 09:46 You can see, number 16 and 23 are missing. I am guessing something happened at those times, so she forgot to write 16 and 23 when she was in that age. Something tragic must have happened at those 2 ages or she was in love and din't think about to write her actual age into that book, like she always did, each and every year.
It certainly meant that in the old days, actual governesses are pretty rare now, you see these modern kids leaving for school. Modern Clara is more accurately described as a nanny.
The Nestene conciousness is the leftover of an former classic WHO villain. It had also Nestene in its name. It is the same creature, but something has happened. Still need to watch all of classic WHO, so i can tell you only this much.
@@HuntingViolets Dude, i know that. Dont you understand what you read? Same creature was also in classic WHO, but it wasnt called "conciousness" there. It also looked differently than in New WHO.
Richard Madden’s (Game of Thrones) girlfriend too (at least she was, I don’t know about now). Here’s a ‘six degrees’ (or less) Madden was co-stars with Lilly James in ‘Cinderella’ and Lilly James was Matt Smith’s girlfriend for a couple years.
The Soundtrack is awesome The Doctor's outfit is awesome. (both as Monk and with that purple thing) ) The fact, that he was wearing those monk robes for over 800 years and for a very short time at the same time, is awesome. (cheating with a time machine, still both count) The Doctor hacking a lot is awesome The action scenes were awesome The humor was awesome The fact, that he beat them with their own weapons, is awesome The great twist, that it wasn't really him driving upwards the Shard building, is awesome The fact, that both, Doctor and Clara were sitting in the Cafe while beating them, is awesome The fact, that both were also in the Shard building while beating them, is awesome (Clara's soul and the Robot which was hacked by him to represent HIM....Trojan Horse ^^) The fact, that they beat them, without any bloodshed or fistfight, or any kind of violence at all, is awesome. The fact, that he don't even need to go there in person; because he is awesome, is awesome. The fact, that the Internet was used as a tool by the villains, is awesome. The fact, that there was nearly no drama or sentimental crap, is awesome. (love, romantic stuff ect...) The cherry on top is, to see Clara with that helmet on, riding with the Doctor through London, while that song plays..... *Awesome* *The* *Bells* *Of* *Saint* *John* *9.5/10*
The Great Intelligence is actually a Classic Who adversary that Moffatt brought back and updated. It appeared twice during the 2nd Doctor’s (Patrick Troughton) era, and had robotic yeti as its physical servants instead of snowmen. In fact, in the Xmas special when the Doctor presents the biscuit tin with the London Underground map on it and says it is a “…key strategic weakness in metropolitan living.” its refers to and possibly sets in motion the events of the 2nd Doctor story The Web of Fear.
Did you really say that no "Big" stars have/would appear in Dr Who?? Have you ever heard of John Hurt, Anthony Head, Ben Crompton, Bill Nighy, Carey Mulligan, Claire Skinner, David Suchet, David Warner, Dame Diana Rigg, Donald Sumpter, Sir Ian McKellen, Kylie Minogue, the list is endless filled with Star Wars actors, Harry Potter, Alien, etc etc
The Nestenes and the GI are two separate entities. Both are hive minds, but one is composed of plastics, and can control plastic, whereas the Great Intelligence is more of an energy being that devours minds and assimilates the information. In expanded lore (so not a spoiler in any way), they are both avatars of the same being: Yog-Sothoth, from Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos.
I get what you mean by this feeling like series 8. In my mind, series 7a is an extension of series 6 the way Tennant's last 5 specials are an extension of series 4. The Snowmen through to Matt Smith's last episode, which is next Christmas special for you guys, is Series 7.
I think part of the reason the companions are women (more frequently) now is that men are cast in the majority of parts in general, despite more women existing, but having female companions (when there's a male Doctor) at least gives a little bit of parity. At least this is part of the reason I think they should keep doing it. Originally, though, it was for eye candy for the "dads" watching (this was stated by people running the show).
I know you're focused on New Who, but it might be an idea to check out the original Great Intelligence stories from Classic Who - the original story, The Abominable Snowmen, has been wiped, but the soundtrack exists, and the missing episodes have all been animated, which is kind of cool. The soundtracks are also available commercially with narration. Which is also cool.
It may not be canon but i believe the perseption filter works on EYEs but when you snap a pic it kinda cancels the filter out... again just head canon, tho
I believe it telepathically works on minds. So when you look at it you think "odd phone box, not my problem" and go away. When you look at a picture or camera feed you aren't interacting with the field and can think that's a picture of a TARDIS. It also explains why it doesn't work on people with psychic powers or actively looking for it as it is their problem or they have defences against the field.
Dont quite understand rekkai's point about needing to bring star power. Pretty sure it's already there? The last episode had Richard E Grant and Ian McKellen, theres been Kylie Minogue, Andrew Garfield, Michael Gambon, Simon pegg just to name a few (that you've seen so far lol). And possibly the best counter his point of needing to bring talent from other projects to overlap audiences, Ncuti was just pulled from the incredilbly successful Sex Education series
Rekkai is American. Many Americans are ignorant to the musical and acting stars of other countries (I am also American, but have devoured UK media since I was a child.) You and I know all the amazing talent that guest star on each episode, but Rekkai may not. Granted, his hubris gets him occasionally, but his intent is benevolent.
I would had preferred Victorian Clara for a change just to change the norm of every main companion atleast with NuWho always being from modern day earth so I was disappointed when they made Clara another modern day earth companion which sadly is one of the reasons why she's one of my least favourite companion and it gets worse later on but I'll explain why when you eventually get there.
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Clara is finally a regular companion! Back in 2012 Jenna Coleman was announced as a new companion who would be joining partway through Series 7 before the first episode aired. Having her turn up (and her character die) in Asylum of the Daleks was a big surprise.
9:37 "Don't put it back, you ain't Santa!"
9: "Who says I'm not, red-bike-when-you-were-twelve?"
mate not yet man, they havent got there yet
Santa probably started doing it because of the Doctor.
Jeff - “lay off the naughtiness.”
@@charg1nmalaz0r51 ...What? That was the NINTH DOCTOR.
I love that Easter Egg with the book! And when she says "Chapter 11 will make your cry your eyes out"....and Matt is the 11th doctor 😅❤
Doctor Who is one of the few shows that has such a huge need for actors with essentially a new supporting cast every episode or so. So we see either up and coming actors cutting their teeth like Andrew Garfield or Carey Mulligan, or absolute household names like Celia Imrie and Richard E Grant (Michael Gambon, Sir Ian McKellan, Sir Derek Jacobi, Kylie Minogue et al) brought in for their ability and reputation.
This is probably my favorite episode and Clara is the best companion ever. She’s smart and sassy and irritatingly beautiful. 🤣 She’s just awesome.
I think she has a really solid character arc, too.
this as your favourite episode is crazy.
@ It’s one of, with Clara bring my favorite companion it’s up there.
@@jeanine6328 it's a decent episode sure, but i dont think i would put it in my top 25. Clara is obviously amazing, but in my opinion there's probably at least 10 clara episodes that are better than this one.
@ You don’t like it?
"Earl's Court was an embarrassment" - there's an actual police box (non-functional) at Earl's Court in London.
The symbols in the TARDIS are in the Doctor's own language, in Gallifreyan. The circular blocking nature of it was developed in the expanded universe and is now canonized in the main show. Something else from expanded WHOniverse is that the Nestene and the Great Intelligence both come from the same place and are part of a group called The Great Old Ones who come from a universe before ours. It is very Lovecraftian and in the weeds and you don't need to believe it or know it to continue on, but it is an interesting side note.
Mentioning cameos, Ryan Gosling LOVES Doctor WHO and I would love to see him play a villain or something one day, and I'm sure he would too.
The airplane transition is so simple, but the pacing is an example of the TARDIS being used for an action scene extremely well
Oh also
"Mobile phone" is a good gag
The line at the end where the Great Intelligence acknowledges that UNIT are very old friends of the Doctor is some meta stuff. The Web of Fear, a Second Doctor story that saw him taking on The Great Intelligence for a second time in the London underground, also saw the introduction of one Colonel Lethbridge-Stewart. The Colonel's experience during that story led to him recommending the United Nations form a task force to deal with extra-terrestrial threats. The Colonel would be promoted to Brigadier, and that task force would be named UNIT, meaning the Great Intelligence is responsible for the formation of its own enemy.
I cannot deny it took me a while to work out the meaning behind the title after watching the episode, before realizing it was referring to the phone ringing being the door with the St John's ambulance sticker. :P And did anyone else get Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home vibes from the Doctor when he said, "I'm not from the future, I just work there?"
No, a governess gives lessons and is the children's (live-in) teacher. A nanny takes care of them when they are younger, generally.
She’s an au pair, not a nanny. Not a live-in teacher.
@@MrThegrat1 I was replying to their saying a governess is the same as a nanny. But, yes, an au pair. Thank you for added context.
@@HuntingViolets fair distinction, but I only wanted to emphasize the matters of life that an au pair tends to teach above a nanny or governess.
@@MrThegrat1 Fair, and great additional context.
In traditional British upper class society, children were brought up by nannies. They were in charge and played the roles of mothers, feeding, cleaning, putting to bed, etc.
Around the age of 8, boys were sent to boarding school, and girls would have a governess.
A governess was responsible for the children but was not responsible for feeding or bathing, etc. Their primary role was to provide private tuition for girls.
An au pair is different from a governesses in that they live and carry out work in the families house. They may even eat with the family or attend social events.
Governess work was restricted to the school room (a room would have originally served as the nursery). They do not have the same flexibility as an au pair does.
The reason it feels like the beginning of a new season to y'all is because season 7 was split into two halves that aired a year apart, the same way two different seasons would have. I dont remember why but something slowed or delayed the production of the show so they had to put off the back half of Season 7 instead of airing it all at once like normal. That's why we just had a Christmas episode in the middle of the season.
You just have to take it with a grain of salt; it is a sudden shift, but when it's all said and done and you consider Clara was in 7x0, it all feels like a pretty cohesive season in the end. Plus, all the specials that come between S7 and S8 make this stretch starting with Clara feel like most of a whole season, with the earlier episodes just sort of being a quick way to close out Amy and Rory's story, almost like an epilogue to Season 6, instead of having them a whole nother season to wrap up.
15:23 The perception filter alters people’s perception of the TARDIS causing them disregard it as of no importance but it doesn’t make it immune to cameras or invisible. Due to the perception filter most people would say to themselves “That’s a weird box.” but then they’d move on rather than investigate it. Also, we’ve seen the TARDIS on a live camera feed before and I want to think have seen photos of it before as well. Another thing is that the perception filter is limited in effect such as people will take notice of it if it blocks their path, if someone aware of it points it out, or if materializes out of thin air in front of them as it did in this episode here as that’s very eye catching.
Good job noticing the book rekkai. I think they wrote something for real. Good detail considering she publishes rivers book.
I will forever wish that we got Victorian Clara over this Clara. I thought Victorian Clara would’ve been a better companion for The Doctor.
I wanted that so much.
Victorian Clara is my favorite Clara. Dalek Clara is a close second. It would have been weirdly awesome to have the Doctor travel with a Dalek for a while.
@@bgood8299 Agree. I would have loved that too.
That would've been interesting, but I'm not too upset it didn't happen. Modern Clara is still my favorite companion.
Oh splendid! Here we go with the Impossible Girl :D
My absolute favorite companion of all time! Clara my beloved. I hold Clara up there with Donna as amazing companions. Nobody else matches the Doctors freak like Clara, she made fun of the Tardis calling it a snog box and then immediately agrees to travel in the box. She’s DOWN for the adventure in a way that even Amy wasn’t. This half of season 7 is a bit strange but the vibes will even out soon I promise. Only complaint for me was that moment of Smith rubbing her head when she was passed out at the cafe. 11 is a little too touchy with Clara for me 😅
I know you're talking about people who were movie stars first, but Carey Mulligan, now a three-time Oscar nominee, did do Pride and Prejudice with Keira Knightley before she did "Blink."
Clara is probably the most divisive companion, seems to be a real love or hate situation. But Coleman is amazing.
Since there's already been a _Bridgerton_ episode of _Doctor Who_ (and so many actors have been on both shows), it would be fun for a Doctor and companion duo of actors to just be at a ball on _Bridgerton_ and have a few lines. Just guests at a ball. No reference to _Doctor Who_ but just there.
"Next thing you know, Chris Hansen coming out the kitchen" 🤣
Celia Imrie - the baddie in this episode - plays one of the X-Wing pilots in The Phantom Menace.
Naboo N1, I think. But to me she'll always be Miss Babs from Acorn Antiques...
09:44 - 09:46 You can see, number 16 and 23 are missing. I am guessing something happened at those times, so she forgot to write 16 and 23 when she was in that age.
Something tragic must have happened at those 2 ages or she was in love and din't think about to write her actual age into that book, like she always did, each and every year.
Didn't her mother die when she was 16?
A governess is a teacher that usually lives with the family. Those kids are homeschooled.
It certainly meant that in the old days, actual governesses are pretty rare now, you see these modern kids leaving for school. Modern Clara is more accurately described as a nanny.
@@SeanS102 Modern Clara is a nanny; Victorian Clara is a governess.
@@HuntingViolets sure, I just thought when you said "those kids" you meant the ones in this ep as opposed to the ones in The Snowmen
@@SeanS102 :) I didn't say "those kids"; Velociraptour said that.
@@HuntingViolets Oops! Sorry!
The Nestene conciousness is the leftover of an former classic WHO villain. It had also Nestene in its name. It is the same creature, but something has happened.
Still need to watch all of classic WHO, so i can tell you only this much.
They were always the Nestenes,and their lethal mannequins were called Autons.
@@anthonymunn8633 Yeah, but in classic WHO it wasnt a blob like thing in a giant melting pot.
@@Precise-Sightwell no,its final form was a sort of Octopus/crab thing.
@@HuntingViolets Dude, i know that. Dont you understand what you read?
Same creature was also in classic WHO, but it wasnt called "conciousness" there.
It also looked differently than in New WHO.
@@Precise-Sight Just thought it was worth adding. Will delete.
Richard Madden’s (Game of Thrones) girlfriend too (at least she was, I don’t know about now). Here’s a ‘six degrees’ (or less) Madden was co-stars with Lilly James in ‘Cinderella’ and Lilly James was Matt Smith’s girlfriend for a couple years.
The Soundtrack is awesome
The Doctor's outfit is awesome. (both as Monk and with that purple thing) )
The fact, that he was wearing those monk robes for over 800 years and for a very short time at the same time, is awesome. (cheating with a time machine, still both count)
The Doctor hacking a lot is awesome
The action scenes were awesome
The humor was awesome
The fact, that he beat them with their own weapons, is awesome
The great twist, that it wasn't really him driving upwards the Shard building, is awesome
The fact, that both, Doctor and Clara were sitting in the Cafe while beating them, is awesome
The fact, that both were also in the Shard building while beating them, is awesome (Clara's soul and the Robot which was hacked by him to represent HIM....Trojan Horse ^^)
The fact, that they beat them, without any bloodshed or fistfight, or any kind of violence at all, is awesome.
The fact, that he don't even need to go there in person; because he is awesome, is awesome.
The fact, that the Internet was used as a tool by the villains, is awesome.
The fact, that there was nearly no drama or sentimental crap, is awesome. (love, romantic stuff ect...)
The cherry on top is, to see Clara with that helmet on, riding with the Doctor through London, while that song plays..... *Awesome*
*The* *Bells* *Of* *Saint* *John* *9.5/10*
The half eaten biscuit is to show they were not contaminated.
The Great Intelligence is actually a Classic Who adversary that Moffatt brought back and updated. It appeared twice during the 2nd Doctor’s (Patrick Troughton) era, and had robotic yeti as its physical servants instead of snowmen.
In fact, in the Xmas special when the Doctor presents the biscuit tin with the London Underground map on it and says it is a “…key strategic weakness in metropolitan living.” its refers to and possibly sets in motion the events of the 2nd Doctor story The Web of Fear.
Did you really say that no "Big" stars have/would appear in Dr Who?? Have you ever heard of John Hurt, Anthony Head, Ben Crompton, Bill Nighy, Carey Mulligan, Claire Skinner, David Suchet, David Warner, Dame Diana Rigg, Donald Sumpter, Sir Ian McKellen, Kylie Minogue, the list is endless filled with Star Wars actors, Harry Potter, Alien, etc etc
Careful, hahaha. There's a spoiler in one of those names. But as a brit I do appreciate what you are saying 😅
The Nestenes and the GI are two separate entities. Both are hive minds, but one is composed of plastics, and can control plastic, whereas the Great Intelligence is more of an energy being that devours minds and assimilates the information. In expanded lore (so not a spoiler in any way), they are both avatars of the same being: Yog-Sothoth, from Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos.
"Summer Falls" is available on Kindle. Think what fell in another Moffat series.
Hello again, Clara. What's up with you? You didn't die this time!
Oh yes, this is what i was waiting for... you can also call this episode "The Art Of War" if you ask me. Fits
I get what you mean by this feeling like series 8. In my mind, series 7a is an extension of series 6 the way Tennant's last 5 specials are an extension of series 4. The Snowmen through to Matt Smith's last episode, which is next Christmas special for you guys, is Series 7.
I think part of the reason the companions are women (more frequently) now is that men are cast in the majority of parts in general, despite more women existing, but having female companions (when there's a male Doctor) at least gives a little bit of parity. At least this is part of the reason I think they should keep doing it. Originally, though, it was for eye candy for the "dads" watching (this was stated by people running the show).
The Great Intelligence is a great villain for the season!
Getting closer to the next Doctor. . . can't wait for that era.
Finally!! We've reached my favourite companion of all time!
More with the title drops. 'She did the thing', again and again...
Rekkai in the Building! Hello Govner Syntell
"Women in the Shop" remember that line.....😏😏😏😉😉😉
The first episode I watched live!
I know you're focused on New Who, but it might be an idea to check out the original Great Intelligence stories from Classic Who - the original story, The Abominable Snowmen, has been wiped, but the soundtrack exists, and the missing episodes have all been animated, which is kind of cool. The soundtracks are also available commercially with narration. Which is also cool.
"Have you got a clever plan, Doctor?"
"Yes Jamie, I believe I do."
"What are you going to do?"
"Bung a rock at it."
It may not be canon but i believe the perseption filter works on EYEs but when you snap a pic it kinda cancels the filter out... again just head canon, tho
I believe it telepathically works on minds. So when you look at it you think "odd phone box, not my problem" and go away. When you look at a picture or camera feed you aren't interacting with the field and can think that's a picture of a TARDIS. It also explains why it doesn't work on people with psychic powers or actively looking for it as it is their problem or they have defences against the field.
Dont quite understand rekkai's point about needing to bring star power. Pretty sure it's already there? The last episode had Richard E Grant and Ian McKellen, theres been Kylie Minogue, Andrew Garfield, Michael Gambon, Simon pegg just to name a few (that you've seen so far lol).
And possibly the best counter his point of needing to bring talent from other projects to overlap audiences, Ncuti was just pulled from the incredilbly successful Sex Education series
Rekkai is American. Many Americans are ignorant to the musical and acting stars of other countries (I am also American, but have devoured UK media since I was a child.) You and I know all the amazing talent that guest star on each episode, but Rekkai may not. Granted, his hubris gets him occasionally, but his intent is benevolent.
It’s The Rings of Akhaten that’s my favorite. I’m used to it being 7:7 not the bells.
Dr Who - unforgettable adventures in Tme and Space 💜
I love cattle but NOT if they come through any fast food weirdry
33:23 you NEED to watch the wholock edit that a youtuber done years ago of Sherlock and The Doctor meeting each other. It's brilliant.
The lovely Celia Imrie
they say most actors in who get their career starts from who
I do think (to be superficial for a moment) that Martha and Clara are the prettiest of the companions. The faces of angels.
Simone Ashley co-starred with Ncuti in _Sex Education,_ so maybe she'll be able to guest star at some point.
This is where the fun begins!!!! 🙏🏽💪
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I would had preferred Victorian Clara for a change just to change the norm of every main companion atleast with NuWho always being from modern day earth so I was disappointed when they made Clara another modern day earth companion which sadly is one of the reasons why she's one of my least favourite companion and it gets worse later on but I'll explain why when you eventually get there.
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