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The picture above shows the Doctors newest companion Karen Gillan (playing Amy Pond). The new companion has been a big hit so far, and (for me) is my 3rd favourite (first being Rose Tyler and second being Martha Jones). Karen Gillian was brought up in Scotland, Inverness. Karen Gillan's cousin Caitlin Blackwood has played three times as the young Amy Pond. Karen Gillan as done numerous modeling events, and when 16, decided to go into acting

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This is a picture of the 9th and 10th Doctors companion, Billy Piper (playing Rose Tyler). I think she was the best companion, I cried when she was sucked into the parallel universe!

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Martha Jones was on her way to the Royal Hope Hospital where she was a medical student when she first met the Doctor, although she didn't know it at the time. When she got to the hospital she met a new patient - Mr. John Smith.

Martha is very calm in a crisis, especially when the hospital is taken to the moon. The Doctor takes note of this and offers her a trip in the TARDIS. At first she doesn't believe he can travel in time - until he proves in by going back to when she was on her way to the hospital.

After facing the Master for a year that was eventually undone, Martha stays on Earth with her family. After a word from the Doctor she gets a job at UNIT, and turns up for a short period at Torchwood Cardiff.

Captain (not a real captain) Jack Harkness, a former Time Agent, was an intergalactic conman; he was on Earth trying to con the Doctor, and was on hand to save Rose as she fell from a barrage balloon. He was willing to sacrifice himself and his stop in order to stop a Word War 2 bomb dropping in London, but was rescued by the Doctor.

After experiencing the Doctor's lifestyle he left his conman persona and became an action hero. He was killed by the Daleks, but brought back to life by Rose. The Doctor, thinking he was still dead, left the space station just before Jack could get to him. He later found his way to Earth and became the leader of Torchwood in Cardiff. When the TARDIS landed in Cardiff he rejoined the Doctor after clinging to the outside of the TARDIS.

Rose gave the gift of life back to Jack; Jack can be killed but always reawakens.

Here is the Doctor's grand-daughter. She was the Doctor's companion in the first episode, 'Unearthly Child'. She was last seen in the episode 'The Dalek Invasion of Earth'

Ace originally came from Perivale, Earth. A freak time storm took her to Iceworld where she met the Doctor, Mel, and Sabalom Glitz. She stayed with the Doctor as Mel left with Glitz. Much to the Doctors dissatisfaction she usually carries round Nitro-9, a very high explosive.

Sarah Jane Smith was a journalist for the Metropolitan magazine, and stowed away in the TARDIS after sneaking in to a scientific establishment in the pursuit of a story.

She was on the point of leaving the Doctor when he was summoned to Gallifrey. Sarah changed her mind and wanted to stay, but the Doctor dropped her close to her own time and somewhere that was not South Croydon.

She witnessed the regeneration from Jon Pertwee to Tom Baker

Kamelion was an android that was able to disguise itself as anyone it's controller wanted it to be. It was found by the Master who controlled it until it joined the TARDIS to escape the Master's influence.

Kamelion only appeared a few times, despite being aboard the TARDIS. Kamelion was killed at his own request by the Doctor.

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