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Rory for Series 2/6/32/Blah?
JCRendle
07-05-2010
Is it time for a male/multi companion series? I think it would lend a new dynamic to the show - we've had several companions at once in the "classic" series, why only single females now?
alphonsus
07-05-2010
I can understand from a writing and plotting point of view, but I agree with you. Though we have had Captain Jack, Mickey and ?Adam? who were all in the Tardis in nu-who. It would be good to get a different dynamic going.
silentNate
07-05-2010
Originally Posted by alphonsus:
“I can understand from a writing and plotting point of view, but I agree with you. Though we have had Captain Jack, Mickey and ?Adam? who were all in the Tardis in nu-who. It would be good to get a different dynamic going.”

Didn't Adam make only two appearances
I certainly agree with the OP as I would love to see more male companions but I always liked the idea of having more than one companion. As a writer it gives you more to work with
capt.shoegazer
07-05-2010
Still havent seen enough of Rory to judge if I'd like to see more of him (though I already like him for the brush scene from VoV ) but generally speaking I would love for there to be a 'crew' of three or four in the Tardis for a good run of episodes.

I love the dynamic it throws up and the chances to explore different aspects of the characters. Allows for more variation than the standard Doctor and one female. I thought it worked brilliantly with Jack in every episode he was in and I even liked having the Tin Dog around. Some of my favourite episodes were the ones with extra characters on board...its the group dynamic in 'Boom Town' that makes me love that episode so much.
Goldeyfish
07-05-2010
id preffer it to be river
i would have preffered if she'd been in four consecutive episodes

but havent seen enough rory to really judge
silentNate
07-05-2010
Originally Posted by Goldeyfish:
“id preffer it to be river
i would have preffered if she'd been in four consecutive episodes

but havent seen enough rory to really judge”

Wow, I thought I was the only one enjoying the Rani/Romana/River addition. Certainly if they don't show her then we have a great deal of questions which will be left unanswered
Goldeyfish
07-05-2010
Originally Posted by silentNate:
“Wow, I thought I was the only one enjoying the Rani/Romana/River addition. Certainly if they don't show her then we have a great deal of questions which will be left unanswered ”

agreed it's a nice dynamic when there more than one compainon

i thought alex kingston had good chemistry with both MS and KG
looking forward to more

cant say i was particullary taken with rory, but hope to be won over...its just the fiance/boyfriend is such an obvious choice and has been done with mickey
silentNate
07-05-2010
Originally Posted by Goldeyfish:
“cant say i was particullary taken with rory, but hope to be won over...its just the fiance/boyfriend is such an obvious choice and has been done with mickey”

Mickey could have been used better though, his alternative reality as Ricky Smith in 'Rise of the Cybermen' was brilliant and I was disappointed to see the character so underused
Zeppelyn56
07-05-2010
Not sure about Rory, not seen enough to judge but yes would like to see a regular male companion, someone new preferably tho.
katkim
07-05-2010
Reserving judgement on Rory as a companion because he's too much of a mystery at the moment, but agree with others that it would be interesting the Doctor travelled with a male companion or with two companions. Amy and Rory has potential, especially if
Spoiler
they do end up getting married. Would be kind of fun seeing the Doctor's reaction and effect on him, and vice versa.
However, I think Amy and the Doctor need to establish themselves a bit before someone else comes on board, wouldn't be too happy to see it happen any sooner than the next series.
johnnysaucepn
07-05-2010
I think it's more of an option with this Doctor than the last two, because he's that bit more uncertain and less alpha male.

I get this feeling that Rory is going to provide the warmth and viewer-identification that some people feel that Amy lacks. If they can make that dynamic work, then great.

River as a companion wouldn't work - she knows too much, especially about the Doctor's future, it would take too much control away from him. Besides, the sparring between them is cute for an episode or two, but would grate quickly.
Ja88ed
07-05-2010
Originally Posted by johnnysaucepn:
“I think it's more of an option with this Doctor than the last two, because he's that bit more uncertain and less alpha male.

I get this feeling that Rory is going to provide the warmth and viewer-identification that some people feel that Amy lacks. If they can make that dynamic work, then great.

River as a companion wouldn't work - she knows too much, especially about the Doctor's future, it would take too much control away from him. Besides, the sparring between them is cute for an episode or two, but would grate quickly.”

Agree entirely.
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