Are there any swear words in doctor who?

Answer 1

Community Answer 1

Unofficially, yes, to some countries.

Swear words or "cuss" words are words that are taken out of context to show a lack of respect, to insult, or to show dismay of a situation.

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Community Answer 2

As stated by The expert. the BBC was and is regulated stringently. Shows broadcast in its original format were subject to "appropriate subject and content regulations". This included none use of blasphemous statements, swearing, violence which depicted blood, political views and actions and words which would cause offence. In 2014 the BBC allowed one lesbian kiss. However, this according to teh BBC was actually a transfer of oxygen between the two parties. The Kiss features lizard character Madame Vastra (played by Neve McIntosh) and her wife, Jenny (played by Catrin Stewart). The kiss was censored out for distribution despite 10 million UK viewers watching the programme at the time.

Community Answer 3

According to drwho.answers.wikia; Six different possible swear words have been spoken in the revitalized Doctor Who (2005-present). (Profanity is not allowed on answer dot com)

Answer 2

Officially, no.

The words "ass" and "damn" are used sometimes. However, outside the North American continent, these are not profanities. Since Doctor Who is British, where such words are not profanity, no, there are officially no swear words. Whether the words are offensive is a matter of personal opinion and cultural differences.

Answer 3

"Doctor Who" generally avoids using explicit swear words. The show is family-friendly and aims to be suitable for a wide audience, so any language used is typically mild and not considered offensive.