She has great range, very charming, smart, tall and beautiful. And she's great on screen with Men women and children. So I'm sure Daleks, Cybermen, and Sontarans will be no problem.
shareI'll be generous to you and assume you meant the first female Doctor Who. Maybe this time the role change can be explained through sex reassignment surgery, which includes major plastic surgery to his/her face?
shareNo, I'm sure he meant Doctor House... since he's the doctor that treats Daleks, Cybermen and Sontarans on a regular basis at his hospital. If you want to be funny and sarcastic, don't half-ass it by reading only half of what you're responding to. Now go on out into the world and use what you've learned.
sharenoo female doctor tell me its not true....
shareno female Doctor I think, but I do think she'd make an excellent Romana or an excellent The Rani. Would love to see her as one of these characters...but probably never gonna happen :-(.
shareWhat are Daleks, Cybermen and Sontarans?
"In a time of universal deceit,
telling the truth is a revolutionary act."
George Orwell
So so true.
Been thinking that after her turn as HG Wells, which I REALLY hope is not yet over.
Even if some Whovians will protest that the Doctor should never ever be canonically female, they should at least do one episode where the Doctor turns female, and have Jaime Murray pot ray her.
Nikita & Alex - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OLQNTOfImc&hd=1
Yes! This actress is so under-rated! I have watched her in many of my favorite shows and relish every show I see her in! She would make a perfect personification of a female Doctor, in my opinion. Jaime Murray just needs to find that place to call home. Yes, her portrayal of H.G. in Warehouse is beyond words, but to see her on a regular basis would be pure awesomeness! Again, just my opinion! ;)
shareThere is no "Doctor Who"... That's the name of a show, not a character. Do some research before making stupid replies.
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