Doctor Who

Well, she first appeared in the 5th series (since the relaunch of Dr.Who in 2005) in 2010- each series is 13 episodes long, and she was in two of these, along with the 2011 Christmas special and a mini-epilogue to her final departure in 2012. This makes 28 episodes in all- if you count the special mini-epoisodes that are often done for BBC1's Children In Need (which are often spoofs of the series), then this number rises to 30.

Because Doctor Who is a television show from the BBC, it might be harder to find the television show on American stores shelves. Luckily there are plenty of online shops where somebody can browse through and compare prices easily. Amazon and Ebay are great online retailers when looking to buy anything.

TARDIS stands for Time and Relative Dimension in Space

The Doctor's biggest enemy is the Daleks, because they led to the destruction of his home planet.

He also has a very strong dislike towards the cybermen, anybody who threatens his companions and anybody who threatens his favourite race - the human race.

At the end of Doomsday David Tennant's Doctor was saying 'Rose Tyler, I Love You' . If you can lipread what he says when he is supposed to have lost the connection he actually mouthed the words

Actor/ess / Character

David Tennant - The Doctor

Catherine Tate - Donna Noble

Kylie Minogue - Astrid Peth

Freema Agyeman - Martha Jones

Billie Piper - Rose Tyler

John Barrowman - Jack Harkness

Elisabeth Sladen - Sarah Jane Smith

Noel Clarke - Mickey Smith

Camille Coduri - Jackie Tyler

Somewhere, I'm sure, they sell the sheet music. Either that, or you can try playing it by ear.

Most likely the Daleks because they killed his entire race except for him.

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In the old days, it was always The Master who had it in for the Doctor.

When people die, or when people start using guns. The Doctor also gets very angry with Daleks, and when his companions are being threatened.

The doctor travels in time and space, he has no time to kiss humans good night

A Doctor Who reference to the difficulties and challenges of moving back and forth in time and how things can get complicated with the overlap of time streams.

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Rose doesn't marry anyone.

When Paul requests that the doctor look at Kemmerich, the doctor is indifferent and dismissive. He indicates that there is little that can be done for Kemmerich, as his injuries are severe and beyond help. This reaction highlights the harsh realities of war and the medical profession's limitations in such dire circumstances. Paul's desperation contrasts sharply with the doctor's clinical detachment.

No. She and her husband, Rory, were both touched by a weeping angel and both the Doctor and River Song, saw their graves. Because whatever is written and read will happen, the Doctor could not go back and save them with his Tardis. Instead, Rory and Amy grew old together, happily until they both died of old age.

You can find the TARDIS mouse pads at Amazon for around $5.00. They also carry them at zazzle for around $4-$6. and you may also choose from several different designs.

Probably not- 'Badwolf' was a repeated phrase that cropped up during the Christopher Ecclestone series that meant that the Daleks were coming.

Since this has already been used, it's unlikely that it'd be used again, since the whole point about it was that the slogan was a mystery- nobody knew what it meant until the end. But now that they DO know, there's no longer any element of surprise in it, so there's no point in bringing it back.

A TARDIS cell phone case costs anywhere from $13.95 to $19.99 depending on the style and where you buy the case. The Dr. Who TARDIS case can be found for about $14 on many different websites. There are many other styles of TARDIS cell phone cases.

1-William Hartnell- 23rd November 1963-29th October 1966

2-Patrick Troughton- 29th October 1966-21st June 1969

3-Jon Pertwee- 3rd January 1970-8th June 1974

4-Tom Baker- 8th June 1974-21st March 1981

5-Peter Davidson- 21st March 1981-16th March 1984

6-Colin Baker- 16th March 1984-6th December 1986

7-Sylvester McCoy- 7th September 1987-6th December 1989

8-Paul McGann-27th May 1996

9-Christopher Eccleston-26th March-18th June 2005

10-David Tennant- 18th June 2005-1st January 2010

11-Matt Smith- 1st January 2010-today

The TARDIS acronym stands for Time and Relative Dimension in Space.

It was aired on 23rd November 1963 (the day after President Kennedy was assassinated), with William Hartnell playing The Doctor.

Yes, very much so. Tom Baker played the 4th Doctor up until '81, then Peter Davison was the 5th Doctor up until 1984. Colin Baker (no relation to Tom Baker) was The Doctor from '84 to '86, then Sylvester McCoy took over as the 7th Doc until 1989, when the series was axed by the BBC.

The series was not then revived until 2005, when Welsh TV scriptwriter Russell T. Davies persuaded the BBC to bring it back with Christopher Ecclestone playing the 9th Doctor and Billie Piper as his companion Rose Tyler. However, a Doctor Who film was made in 1996 starring Paul McGann as the 8th Doctor.

Weeping angels are one of the oldest aliens in the universe. They have the perfect defense because they turn into stone or become "quantum locked" whenever any other living thing looks at them. As soon as you blink though, they travel towards you at almost the speed of light and send you back in time to a random point. They do this because they feed on the energy created.