'Doctor Who': is Sophia Myles the new companion?
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'Doctor Who': is Sophia Myles the new companion?
By Jenna Busch
January 13, 2012 7:52 PM ET
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Sophia-Myles.jpg"Doctor Who" show runner Steven Moffat just tweeted something that set the Whovians all atwitter. He may have just revealed the identity of the newest companion. Fans of "Doctor Who" are still in mourning for the departure of companions Amy Pond (Karen Gillan) and Rory (Arthur Darvill) but a fan favorite might be joining the cast.
Now, we're not sure if this is the way to interpret the tweet from @steven_moffat, but judge for yourself.
Right EVERYBODY who follows me, go and follow @SophiaMyles - spin that fireplace. NOW. I'll explain later. Or not.
Sophia Myles tweeted back: "Watch this (fire)place," and "The plot thickens..."
If you recall, Myles played Mme. Pompadour in "The Girl in the Fireplace," which is widely touted as one of the show's best episodes. (We'd also add "The Doctor's Wife" in there.) While we'd love to see her back, we're not sure the famous character would be a full companion. We'd love to hear your thoughts. Give us a shout and tell us what you think.
http://doctorwhotv.co.uk/the-girl-in-th ... -30032.htm
The Girl in the Fireplace Returning?
January 13th, 2012
Another day, another Doctor Who rumour from the Daily Star. This time they are reporting that The Girl in the Fireplace herself, Sophia Myles, is being lined up for next companion.
This seems to be based on a solitary tweet from Steven Moffat. Earlier in the week, Moffat encouraged everyone to follow the actress saying: “Right EVERYBODY who follows me, go and follow @SophiaMyles – spin that fireplace. NOW.”
Adding: “I’ll explain later. Or not.”
It’s hardly conclusive. But then Myles began dropping possible hints of her own responding: “Watch this (fire)place,” she said. “The plot thickens…”
While we don’t think Myles is going to be the companion, could a timey wimey return for Madame De Pompadour be on the cards?
http://blog.zap2it.com/frominsidethebox ... anion.html
'Doctor Who': is Sophia Myles the new companion?
By Jenna Busch
January 13, 2012 7:52 PM ET
Follow @jennabusch on TwitterTwitter
Sophia-Myles.jpg"Doctor Who" show runner Steven Moffat just tweeted something that set the Whovians all atwitter. He may have just revealed the identity of the newest companion. Fans of "Doctor Who" are still in mourning for the departure of companions Amy Pond (Karen Gillan) and Rory (Arthur Darvill) but a fan favorite might be joining the cast.
Now, we're not sure if this is the way to interpret the tweet from @steven_moffat, but judge for yourself.
Right EVERYBODY who follows me, go and follow @SophiaMyles - spin that fireplace. NOW. I'll explain later. Or not.
Sophia Myles tweeted back: "Watch this (fire)place," and "The plot thickens..."
If you recall, Myles played Mme. Pompadour in "The Girl in the Fireplace," which is widely touted as one of the show's best episodes. (We'd also add "The Doctor's Wife" in there.) While we'd love to see her back, we're not sure the famous character would be a full companion. We'd love to hear your thoughts. Give us a shout and tell us what you think.
http://doctorwhotv.co.uk/the-girl-in-th ... -30032.htm
The Girl in the Fireplace Returning?
January 13th, 2012
Another day, another Doctor Who rumour from the Daily Star. This time they are reporting that The Girl in the Fireplace herself, Sophia Myles, is being lined up for next companion.
This seems to be based on a solitary tweet from Steven Moffat. Earlier in the week, Moffat encouraged everyone to follow the actress saying: “Right EVERYBODY who follows me, go and follow @SophiaMyles – spin that fireplace. NOW.”
Adding: “I’ll explain later. Or not.”
It’s hardly conclusive. But then Myles began dropping possible hints of her own responding: “Watch this (fire)place,” she said. “The plot thickens…”
While we don’t think Myles is going to be the companion, could a timey wimey return for Madame De Pompadour be on the cards?