doctor WHAT? | Doctor Who Season 1 Episode 1 "Rose" Reaction!

[@emme]

WAHOO! I am LOVING doctor who! I am already on episode 7 on patreon if you’re interested in early access and full length reactions! patreon.com/emmereacts 🎉

[@nedzed3663]

Don't you love how it can be at times, incredibly cheesy while also managing to be creepy, having disturbing implications about the nature of alien life and heartbreaking even back in these early episodes? Well, buckle up because there will be episodes that will hit you in the heart muscle

[@obiwankenobi687]

A very good idea being so far ahead, people will spoil if you’re not

[@thepandorica1660]

​@@obiwankenobi687yes and in a way that goes "Well, I know about it, so they should know about it." then they proceed to go into spoilers from like the Series 1 finale or something.

[@andrewgwilliam4831]

​@@thepandorica1660 Another good one is "This isn't a spoiler, but [...]" (followed by a spoiler)!

[@firstenforemost]

I only regret that your Patreon members are probably spoiling things by answering your questions.

[@WimpyKelv12]

Series 1 isn't a 'reboot' per se, it's a 'revival' which means the previous 26 seasons of the classic era are still canon.

[@KthulhuXxx]

Don't forget the TV movie!!!

[@tedkord1968]

​@@KthulhuXxxexcept for a certain genealogy issue, apparently.

[@firstenforemost]

No, it is a reboot. Reboot doesn't mean they start over at the very beginning of the story and characters. It just means they go back into production after a period of inactivity, wherever and however.

[@ObsceneVegetableMatter]

What you want to say is "the previous 26 seasons of the classic era are still part of the continuity." I know this is a tough nut for many fans to swallow but Doctor Who has no canon, meaning there is no rule book, or show bible, to get in the way of the storytelling. That's why not everything makes sense in terms of previous events or statements in relation to later developments.

[@Matt-cn2nn]

@@ripleyjlawman.3162 Yeah, that's why there's usually a distinction made between "soft reboots" and "hard reboots", of which DW2005 is absolutely the former.

[@SunlessNick]

Being creeped out is a long-standing Doctor Who tradition - well done for getting in on it so quickly :).

[@coecludd]

"what an interesting noise" - the Tardis materialisation sound is one of the most iconic sounds in TV science fiction history🙂

[@beannathrach2417]

If only the Doctor would release the parking brake.

[@nymphrodellsalavin]

Vwoorp. Vwoorp. Vwoorp.

[@gordongoblin]

That's the sound that brings hope to everyone who hears it

[@matthewteague623]

@@gordongoblin And dread and terror to those who have fought against the Doctor before.

[@GedUK]

A key being scraped along a piano wire. Then manipulated

[@StarkRG]

Police boxes were sort of miniature auxiliary police stations. The phone would allow people to contact the police directly or for police to contact HQ (since they didn't have portable radios yet) while the interior of the box would allow patrolling police officers to hold arrested people temporarily until they could be escorted to the proper police station. They were becoming outdated by the time the original Doctor Who started in 1963 though they were still being used until the early 70s. They were first installed in the 1920s which means that this style has been known as the Tardis for quite a bit longer than they were functional police boxes (there were several designs, but I think this was the most common).

[@ragabashmoon1551]

Yea, hence why The First Doctor owned a junkyard, and his TARDIS was parked in said junkyard think. :D

[@sadfaery]

And to correlate it to the modern day, and to a more American experience, I would compare it to the blue light system with call boxes indicated by a blue light that are used to connect to the police in case of an emergency (like being stalked or chased or attacked) on modern university campuses (and possibly elsewhere?).

[@IslesYankeeLady]

The last time I was in London, I took a picture at the same police box that I had taken 10 years before. There’s 1 at Earl’s Court. There’s also a souvenir shop that’s right there that got smart and sells some Doctor Who merch.

[@antonbrakhage490]

IIRC the BBC eventually acquired the rights to the design from the police.

[@DEEJAYWAL]

There was a legal battle between the BBC and the Metropolitan police. The Beeb won because: Police boxes were used by other police forces. So the Met didn't have exclusive ownership. They were never used commercially, only as a tool of the job. The police haven't used police boxes for decades. Police boxes are now far more strongly associated with Doctor Who than they ever were with the police.

[@gomikmay]

The JFK photos were a reference to Doctor Who's 1st episode airing the same day as Kennedy's assassination. Give or take a day or 2.🤓

[@jodytollefson7187]

Yes you are right Doctor Who was almost canceled before it got started because it's first showing was on Nov.22 1963 and everybody was watching the Kennedy assassination.

[@Stuart_Cox1969]

@@jodytollefson7187 23rd November was the first Dr Who episode, the day after the assassination but the tv was all about the shooting that happened the day before and nobody was in the mood to watch the show, it was however, repeated on the next Saturday before episode 2.

[@uhhh4049]

It was scheduled to release 11/22/63 but they pushed it back to the 23rd due to the assassination

[@andybodle7560]

The TARDIS sound, and some of the original theme tune, were by a very talented and pioneering woman called Delia Derbyshire. Look her up - very cool human being. And enjoy the show! As people have said, it's fine to start here, but the classic show had some standout episodes: Genesis of the Daleks, Caves of Androzani. Talons of Weng Chiang

[@notthemusewere]

Just as she comments the explosion is still going, the camera passes the sign "Further reductions in store."

[@georgiak8803]

i couldn’t be more thrilled and excited that you’re watching this show!!! FANTASTIC!!!!!

[@jennifermorris6848]

The music is by Murray Gold. In this first season it was mostly done with a computerized orchestra. By later seasons they had money for a full orchestra. The music is brilliant.

[@fayesouthall6604]

Exactly season one was definitely on a low budget. Now it’s got Disney money

[@Bagofnowt]

​@@fayesouthall6604 I read somewhere that one episode of the 2024 season costs the same as the entirety of series one

[@rileytipper5110]

Ahh man , Murray Gold is a treasure. His work he has done for this show is breath taking. His music has brought me to tears many a times.

[@ronfehr7899]

The TARDIS sound was originally made by running a key along a piano wire. Just a small piece of trivia that I discovered somewhere.

[@happyslapsgiving5421]

What's a ket?

[@ronfehr7899]

​@@happyslapsgiving5421That was misspelled. The word was supposed to be 'key.' The 't' and the 'y' are next to each other on the keyboard, and I must have pressed the 't' instead.

[@firstenforemost]

@@ronfehr7899 You do know you can edit your post and fix the spelling error, right? See the three dots on the right side of your post, there ----->

[@ronfehr7899]

​@firstenforemost Thanks for reminding me. I'll do that right away. Don't want other readers wondering.

[@ftumschk]

@@happyslapsgiving5421 I know the OP has corrected his typo for "key", but there is such a thing as a "ket". It's a form of notation in quantum physics which shows the state of a quantum system. I thought that might be interesting to some Doctor Who fans :)

[@thelazygamer1639]

"You don't have to deal with the flying thing." No statement has ever been more wrong. Lol

[@MrDarkwing78]

WOW! I wasn't expecting this one from Emme! You're in for a ride!

[@emme]

Hope you like it!

[@wrdreacts4247]

This started in 2005, but in 2003, people at my college thought I was The Doctor. My initials are DRW, and my girlfriend was named Rose (when we met, she was faking a British accent....lol).... We had gasmasks... for her favorite band: The Benjamin Gate. Always fun watching people discover my stories......😅

[@SorchaSublime]

Something I think doesn't get spoken about enough is how much of a good job this episode does of capturing the mundane reality of mid 2000s Britain

[@Objective_Piece8285]

The one thing I've always loved about The Doctor is that no matter how smart he is, he can be really dumb and slow to pick up on stuff which is highly accurate about every genius there has ever been lol

[@mareiramv]

I'm super excited about this one! As Poopatine once said "we'll watch your career with great interest".

[@wrdreacts4247]

The best "Poopatine" quote is "The Presbyterian Church like enjoys you not." LOL 😂 Backstroke of the West, if you haven't...

[@SaulOhio]

5:35 "There's a strange man in my dressing room." I always want to say, "You have NO idea!"

[@Tototoo88]

Who was in her bedroom?

[@SunlessNick]

In the original series, the Nestenes were extradimensional energy beings and "possessed" plastic items. They'd been in contact with human agents, who'd manufactured shop-window dummies (called autons) with guns in them for the Nestenes to use as attack vehicles. That's why the ones in this episode have guns in their arms, even though the framing kind of makes it look like dummies are just built this way as standard.

[@DearStarlight77]

I just found your channel because Doctor Who was a huge part of my life a few years ago. Im very excited to revive the show with you! :D

[@dcaslick]

The original Doctor from the 60’s started dealing with health issues during his run, which included memory issues that effected his ability to perform. The show was hugely popular though and the network wanted it to continue, so the people running the show came up with a way they could replace the original actor so the show could continue that has become a fixture in the story of Doctor Who and allowed for it to still be on today with the Doctor of today being the same Doctor from 1963 when the show debuted. You’ll find out about it in time. Fun fact: The inclusion of the JFK assassination as somewhere the Doctor was is something of an Easter egg. Doctor Who debuted on November the 23rd 1963, the day after JFK’s assassination. Due to that DW’s debut was understandably hugely overshadowed by coverage of the assassination. Worried that the poor viewership could tank the show before it ever got off the ground the people running the show pushed and got the network to re-air the pilot episode prior to the airing of the second episode. It was a hit and it was off to the races for Doctor Who from there.

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Emme! ⏳ This was the first episode of DOCTOR WHO that I ever saw... and I've seen every episode since! I love this series. Some characters and plotlines resonate deeper with me than others... but there are elements to love in all of them. I hope you'll love it, as I do.

[@gazzamanazza4pm]

I am so psyched for this! Doctor Who might just be my favourite show of all time! You are in for the journey of a lifetime!

[@12chapin]

Actually, he’s the 9TH Doctor 😆

[@joshuajoshua2732]

This is a revival of the Classic series which ran for 26 years from 1963 to 1989 this series was the shows first return in 16 years plus a TV movie in 1996 which was an attempt to bring the show back but failed. This is the ninth Doctor not the first Doctor. The mannequins are called the autons and have first appeared in 1970.

[@josefschiltz2192]

My great aunt lived just around the corner from Hendon Police College and there was a police box just a stone's throw away. The TARDIS is, more or less, like a 1929 MacKenzie Trench design Police Public Call Box. George MacKenzie Trench was a Scottish architect. The BBC tried to copyright the image since these pieces of street furniture became obsolete and the appearance had became mostly connected with Doctor Who. The claim was, of course, ridiculous.

[@Bagofnowt]

They do hold the copyright for the police box now - the met tried to block it, but the BBC demonstrated that they no longer use the design

[@josefschiltz2192]

@@Bagofnowt Good grief! How pathetic they are.

[@InspectorWhoReacts]

We are a year from this revival episode being 20 years old

[@stevenmcmullan409]

That's not possible because that would mean I would have to be... Oh, hell. Just get off my lawn, will ya?

[@josefschiltz2192]

@@stevenmcmullan409 Mm. Just imagine if you'd watched Hartnell. That's a double yikes!

[@enquestofficial]

YAY! makes me so happy to see another reactor watch Who, a lot of people see the season count and decide not to start it, excited to see what you think of it :) so many amazing stories to come

[@emme]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@wobaguk]

Nicest surprise of the week! Boy does it go places, kind of the same 'you never know what you are going to get each episode' vibe to Gravity Falls. Maybe the same air of positivity too.

[@emme]

So true!

[@mikeymike1843]

Why Rose didn't notice that Micky was plastic is because it's, Dr Who. 😁

[@damascenka]

I think it was more to show, how she takes him for granted and she really doesn´t see him/notice him.

[@ftumschk]

@@damascenka That makes sense, and it's also a way of conveying to _the audience_ that Mickey has been "plastified" (or whatever the word is).

[@carlycchapman]

@@damascenka This! This is exactly why I couldn't stand Rose. Aside from her being whiny and just annoying in general. She treated Mickey like shit and ditched him for her little infatuation with The Doctor

[@spamfilter32]

The Police Box was a telephone booth that was exclusive for calling the police. I don't think we ever had them in the US, though many college campus' started installing public telephones that were tied to the campus security services.

[@carolineskipper6976]

It was also for th Police to contact the police station, and as a temporary holding cell for arrested people, whilst they waited fro transport to the police station.

[@kerouac.jackson]

Police boxes were common in the 1950s, but eventually retired, a public phone box where people/policemen could go to call for help. I think the phone is on the outside, and the inside was used to store emergency equipment for police officers. The TARDIS was originally able to change its outer appearance to blend in with wherever it appeared, but the chameleon circuit that did this broke when it appeared in a junkyard in London in the 1960s and has looked that way ever since.

[@ElMonoFuerte]

Police Boxes were also used to briefly hold people, like if an officer caught someone doing something but they were far from a station, they could put the individual in the box, lock it, then call of a transport unit to arrive.

[@lavacraftgamer9603]

lifelong doctor who fan and never knew wtf quid was… you learn something every day!

[@RAP7ORv]

16:42 In all the times I have watched this, I have never noticed the nestene says Time Lord. Wow.

[@SNMG7664]

I wish I could experience this show for the first time again. Glad to hear you're enjoying it. Early on there's a bit of weirdness where they're clearly figuring stuff out but it is so worth powering through that. Show has some really high highs.

[@hallyhop]

I am so ready for this it’s not even FUNNY 😂 This is my favorite tv series of all time. And you’re the first one of my favorite channels to actually react to it! 😭

[@emme]

Thank you!!

[@ofmuses]

HOW FUN saw that u’ve gotten to s3 at this point, which i’ve just finished!! excited to see your reactions

[@josefschiltz2192]

Well, one reason that Rose isn't catching on so quick to Mickey's odd behaviour is - as we see at the beginning - he is always messing around and playing the fool. The combination with Rose being a very self-absorbed character isn't a good conduit for input and processing of anything other than Rose's immediate wants. Not noticing that Mickey had been replaced is par of the course. She gets her attitudes from her mother's influence - You may have noticed!

[@Elliecesa]

I'm so glad you are reacting to Doctor Who!!! Lots of high highs, low lows and middleling middles and I'm excited to rewatch all of them with you!!

[@GHar94]

Fun fact, the relatively minor character of Clive that only features in this one episode actually features as a main character in some expanded universe audio stories by big finish, being from another universe this Clive never died.

[@niallnochill]

wait a second... you reacting to Doctor Who is gonna become my new obsession!! brb, subscribing

[@TheYoungDoctor]

My all time favourite TV series that I've been watching since I was three years old ack in 1978.

[@michaelnesbitt]

Yesssssss…… so glad that you’ve decided to do Doctor Who, it’s an amazing TV series. You are definitely going to love it. I just hope you put 5 episodes a week up Hahaha 😊

[@MWSin1]

Police boxes used to be pretty common. The phone could be used to call the police in case of an emergency, or by a police office to call for backup or file reports. In the US, this was usually simply a small box mounted on a pole, just large enough to hold a phone and protect it from the weather. In the UK, they were basically miniature police stations, and could be used as a sheltered space for completing paperwork or even temporarily detaining a suspect until a wagon could come take them to be processed. The portable two-way radios and the pay phone (from which the public could generally make emergency calls for free) rendered them obsolete.

[@milesisediting]

Finding a new Doctor Who reaction never fails to make me happy. Hope you enjoy the journey!

[@Gizmo_Mogwai_]

So glad you're starting this journey. Overall an amazing series. It's such a great balance of sci-fi, goofy comedy, and great story telling. ❤

[@Shinlung66]

YAY!! You are the greatest Emme!! This is my all time favorite TV Show!! Best wishes and much love always!! 😍❤

[@LilacLily17]

Welcome to the fandom! Glad you’re enjoying it :)

[@bigdream_dreambig]

Yay! This is gonna be great fun, Emme! The Doctor Who "Revival" is one of my favorite T.V. shows ever.

[@CobblewobblesYT]

I'm SO HAPPY you're reacting to Doctor Who and can't wait to see all your reactions to it. This is my favourite show in the whole wide universe and I hope you'll love it too!

[@emme]

Thank you!!!! I’m excited!!

[@paneledmeteor33]

My gawd I haven’t heard the Doctor WHO theme is forever

[@fayesouthall6604]

First series of New Who didn’t have the biggest budget but people loved it. 🥰 enjoy your journey

[@Braydonverickson]

Love this can't wait to see you watch Matt Smith, he's my favorite doctor

[@natmanprime4295]

thats realest outro ive ever heard! LOL

[@katie8881]

I love the line about the earth moving, too. I remember as a kid, going home after learning about the earth spinning and laying down in the grass. I convinced myself that I could almost feel it. This giant rock, this massive thing that contained everything I knew or could imagine, was rocketing through the cosmos while spinning like a top. I felt lighter, like the centrifugal force was pulling me upwards slightly, competing against gravity. I was suddenly terrified I'd be flung into space until my rational brain quickly shut that thought down lol. I've always held a deep, almost poetic wonder for space. Doctor Who really stoked that fire and matched my fascination, fear, and complete awe of the universe. This is my favorite show of all time. Like, my obsession with it is a core aspect of my life. I'm so happy that there's finally a reactor going through this show. Heads up, I will be giving (non-spoiler) completely unnecessary facts about the episodes, including filming, classic who connections, etc. Fun fact: The Nestene Conciousness and the living plastic first showed up in the first story of season 7 of classic doctor who in 1970. It was the first episode starring the third doctor and also the first episode ever to be aired in color. It was also put on film, unlike others, so it's one of the only classic episodes you can watch remastered in HD! I *HIGHLY* recommend you google image "third doctor nestene conciousness" because you will be blessed with a beautiful shot of John Pertwee (the 3rd doctor) crossed-eyed whilst in a strangle hold of a nestene conciousness tentacle. 10/10 ridiculous.

[@benjaminroe311ify]

YAY!!!! This should be fun! I can't remember some of it myself but have watched and loved it all. Happy to find this today! :)

[@ClintBandito]

Ooo hey! I thought the influx of new Doctor Who reactions after the 60th anniversary was was, definitely didn't expect from you, but it's a welcome surprise. Also yes if you didn't know the show celebrated it's 60th anniversary!! This is a relaunch not a total reset, I'm sure people have made that clear already, but our not so little British show is considered by Guinness World records to be the most successful Sci fi series of all time and we are currently waiting on the total 40th season of the show. Hope you enjoy the wild ride, or rather... The trip of a lifetime 😁

[@paulpenna5615]

Christopher Eccleston is playing the Ninth Doctor. What does that mean (besides the fact that other actors have and will play "The Doctor")? You'll have to wait and find out.

[@emilyckohl]

There’s some really special moments in this show that I think you’ll absolutely love 💙💙

[@JeffCook-vj7nt]

The British police box was common in the 1960s when the original show first started but had become very rare by the 70s. In the 90s the police tried to make a copyright claim against the bbc but he judge ruled in the bbcs favour as if you ask british people whats that they will say a tardis.(or people only know the police box from the tv show doctor who)

[@ThePonderer]

OOOOOOOOH we in it now! My all time favorite show.

[@fadeldennawi7133]

A new addition to the fandom AND I'M HERE FOR IT! Wait for season 3 and up that's where doctor who hooks you fully. In season 1 ep6 and up are peak

[@simonparry5958]

Autons first appeared in the 1970s with Jon Pertwee as Dr who the original 3 doctor

[@jeanine6328]

So glad I found you with the first episode. Fantastic show! The great thing, you don’t have to know much because you’ll learn along with Rose, you’re like the second companion. The London Eye is totally worth it if you ever get the chance. Each compartment is actually massive you can walk all around and it’s really not at all scary. Probably because each one is enclosed so it doesn’t feel a lot different than being in a talk building. People look like tiny ants from the top.

[@emme]

Welcome aboard!

[@zebrion5793]

You're in for a lovely, heartwarming, heart-breaking and heart-healing journey.

[@12chapin]

Hello Emme 👋🏻. You might not recognize him, the actor playing the Doctor played the villain in Thor Dark World.

[@MikeWood]

This reaction - and what will come, came out of left field. What a Fantastic journey you are undertaking. :)

[@loganhemin4818]

I never click on a video faster than this one. I love Doctor Who and I am eager to watch your reactions.

[@jamiecribb5123]

So glad you’re watching doctor who Emme you’re in for a fun ride

[@BoboftheOldeWays]

Doctor Who is my all time favorite sci-fi franchise. Classic and New. If I weren’t already subbed to your channel, I’d sub again! So excited you’re reacting to this!

[@martinholt8168]

The original TARDIS sound was created by rubbing a coin along a piano string Kinda like the original STAR WARS blaster sound being done by whacking a high-tension cable with a bat.

[@IslesYankeeLady]

Having been on the London Eye several times, the pods are a lot bigger than you think and it moves very very slowly. As long as you don’t stand right on the window, it’s like being inside a building with a big window. Go to the edge and look down… that’s when it gets creepy. It’s totally possible to keep back though Also, the Autons are one of the classic villains an older fan would know.

[@Daltwan_Kenobi]

No way! I did not expect you start DW. Let’s gooo! I’m gonna be watching every who video you bet.

[@bryanfoster362]

Rose: “Wilson!?” Emme: “Who’s Wilson?” At least watch the show for ten seconds before asking questions! 😁

[@CrankyGrandma]

Glad to see a new WHO viewer! Subscribed. As far as rose not paying attention to Mickey… she does kinda take him for granted. If you like gravity falls you will like doctor who. The “monsters” from this episode are from the past show (1970ish). Yes they had guns hidden in their hands. This was something for the classic fans watching the first episode of the revival.

[@alexdundas-taylor3420]

Unabashedly interacting in order to sustain this series. I will be doing this a lot.

[@jackduddle9449]

Its impressive how they made this show despite the incredibly low budget they didnt let that limit them they found really clever ways to do what they anted to without exceeding the budget

[@StalkerZeroRocky]

"Rose does not really pay attention to things around her" It's more Rose don't pay attention to Mickey

[@stevenmcmullan409]

Actually, while he is the first Doctor of this era, Christopher Eccleston is officially considered to be the 9th Doctor.

[@MarkJackson916UK]

As a 26 year old English guy, this show was a big part of my childhood. Can’t wait to see more reactions! Especially looking forward to the Dalek and Cybermen episodes…They used to freak me out as a kid 🤣

[@12chapin]

Remember Doctor Who is sci-fi.

[@cameronnorris220]

The sonic screwdriver doesn’t work on wood

[@gypsysoul.]

If you continue with this series! Oh my goodness am I ever here for the ride! This is rarely done! Love this!🎉 I use to have a car decal that said "my other ride is a Tardis" 💙 Keep up the epic work 🤩

[@jspettifer]

These monsters gave me nightmares when I was growing up in the 80’s. Couldn’t believe they started New Who with them.

[@deggsymarley]

These days instead of running people would get out there phones & Start filming, Rose is our introduction into the doctor asking him are questions

[@MarkMonforti]

This is actually a continuation of a story started in 1970

[@jacks4355]

You can’t go wrong with these they will inevitably grow on you

[@spamfilter32]

That too, the sonic screwdriverl the Dr has is a McGuffin.

[@YungKilogram]

Possibly one of the best pilots ever

[@GamingCinematica]

Doctor who AND Star Wars, you just keep me coming back emme😂

[@colej.banning2419]

Wilson the electrician, the most tragic death in 60 years of Doctor Who.

[@eddieoneil117]

OMG! Your my first person that im watching reacting to Doctor Who! x)

[@WayneFawcett-v1h]

First time here, liked and subscribed, Hi! Welcome to the world of Who, relax and you'll have the ride of a lifetime! Remember, he's the Doctor. He makes things better... Even you.

[@emme]

Welcome aboard!

[@nathanjarrett728]

I would say there are certain classic stories that are essential viewing, as the classic and modern series aren't as separate as they once were.

[@matthewteague623]

I've been on the London Eye. The view was amazing. But it absolutely triggered the same phobia that leaves me paralyzed on a 2nd story stepladder. It's wierd.I can be up 5 miles in an airplane and perfectly fine and dandy. But a ladder, or something like a ferris wheel, and lizard brain in the back of my head is convinced I will fall and get hurt. But most people get at least one free phobia in this life. I could have had a worse one.

[@zachh6868]

It's important to note that for some reason (probably some weird cable TV thing), the SECOND half of season 2 has all the well written episodes. I mean, the first half is fun and all, but give it a chance through to the Christmas Special that's between season 1 and 2. The golden era of the show that most people love technically starts there, not that season 1 doesn't have some masterpiece stories in it, but that era is just a different vibe

[@markcainyourfriendinthecar3387]

Dr. Who also played Malekith on Thor the Dark World

[@WolfHreda]

Woohoo! Oh man, I wish I could watch this series again for the first time.

[@tombenson8702]

Hey Emme I hope you super-enjoy your Dr. Who. I used to watch the old version with my gramma and it's one of my favorite memories. I think you'd make an excellent doctor's companion.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

Ah, Rose is such a darling. I love her storyline so much.