Sisterhood - A Doctor Who Music Video
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you forgot jo grant--some people may disagree, but I think of her as a transitional companion--Jo Grant was the bridge between the screaming damsel-in-distresses of the sixties serials and the more independent, more action-oriented and more dimensional female heroes of these companions in this video.
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Great. Personally I had the most resspect for Liz Shaw - 1 half scream in an entire season, Cambridge doctorate, capable of discussing complex issues with the 3rd Doctor, her other world alter ego shot the brigadier's other world ego and Caroline John was an experienced actor which showed.
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Awesome!
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@harrietamidala1691 You're right! My bad. I knew it had something to do with water....
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@MaskedMan66 Actually it was "Fury of the Deep" where Victoria's scream saved the day.
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Of course, in the clip at 0:43, Leela is being played by a man....
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1:53: Turlough's worst nightmare!
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@harrietamidala1691 Frankly, they all had their moments, beginning with Susan attacking a caveman to save her grandfather in "The Tribe of Gum." We also had Polly beating up a British soldier in "The Highlanders," Victoria saving the day with her screaming in "The Underwater Menace," and Zoe walloping the Karkus in "The Mind Robber."
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Brilliant! This oughtta silence all those folks who think the original Dr Who girls were just a bunch of screaming mimis!
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Oh, these girls own New Who companions nine million ways to Sunday! (Don't get me wrong, I like New Who, but with the exceptions of Martha and Donna, the female companions have been disappointing)
Can you imagine what would have happened if Romana, Ace, Leela, Nyssa and Sarah Jane all teamed up? The evils of the universe wouldn't stand a chance!
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@flashrobbie Agreed! I love my Ace and I love my Romana, but Liz Shaw was my first companion and one of the most interesting characters in Doctor Who history! It takes someone pretty awesome to THROW THEMSELVES OFF A BRIDGE to try and avoid capture. Don't get me wrong, Jo was a great companion, but I'd rather have had more of Liz!
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@harrietamidala1691 I agree, for the most part; however, it might be more accurate to say she was the female companion who was first given the most time to grow over time, in terms of on-screen time. Her 3 full seasons gave her time to go from being a relatively naive, weak-willed girl, to a more experienced, focused woman (her resisting the Master's hypnosis in season 10 was a real hallmark for her, as a character, as it showed just how far she had come since "Terror of the Autons").



Oh, this is a great vid!! Love it. My only quibble is that it didn't have Barbara, the original kick-ass female character on the show.
idecyan 4 years ago
Thanks, glad you like it!
Yes, I love Barbara too, but I couldn't include her or a few others because I didn't have enough clips! Maybe next time!
cosmicllin 4 years ago