She was seen filming, in that outfit (from the magazine cover.)

Moffat also confirmed that Clara will be seen - in some form - in the finale. (I forget where the interview is but it's linked on this forum somewhere)

EDIT - Found it - http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/c...o-exit-6874832

I don't think Clara is actually Dead DEAD... I think this is the culmination of the story arc of OsWin, OsWald, OsGood.... What if Clara didn't just say "I'm good" but "I'm GOOD" ?

I think she's dead - well as much as anyone ever dies in this show

Would be fun if when the Doctor sent her to the TARDIS - she actually never came back out with Rigsys' phone, she just thinks she's dead, wouldn't be the first time the Doctor send his companion to the TARDIS so she escapes danger.

However, I think this time ..... well maybe she' still in a dream, whatever, for once I'm just going to go with it. She's leaving, if not in last nights episode then some point soon ..........

"I'm good" is in common usage in the UK now. I hear it all the time. Language changes. Keep up.

You do realise there is stll a clip in the trailer of her and the doctor on Galifrey,

Is there?! There is a painting of her, wherever the Doctor is, in the 'Hell Bent' trailer, but no Jenna herself that I've seen.

Fort Boyard? If he meets a tiger, he will know what to do...thanks to Danny Pink!

Didn't Peter Capaldi on Graham Norton say that it was the end of Clara's journey with The Doctor. Wouldn't be drawn on the new companion though.

She's not dead it was just a way for Ashildr to get the Doctor to go and kill her enemy for her

I think we will see one more 'splinter' of Clara in the finale saving the doctor, uttering her ' run you clever boy, and remember me' and reminding the doctor whether he sees her or not, she's always there saving him, would be a nice wee way of tying it up

That's not right.

As Clara went outside there were several people in the background who all saw her and appeared to know what was happening, judging by the expressions on their faces and the way one woman was dragging her kid away from Clara.

Of course, if the lights are able to mess with everybody's perceptions then maybe everybody believes what's going on with the raven when, in reality, a couple of Ishildr's henchmen are sneaking up behind the victim, hitting them over the head with a cricket bat and then carting them away to some prison somewhere.

When a story tells you that you can't actually believe what you see it becomes rather pointless if they're then going to show the audience things and then say "Aha! but you shouldn't have believed what you saw and something different really happened".

In the series trailer that happened in september there was a clip of doctor and clara on gallifrey that hasent aired in the series yet.

Sorry, deleted post, put it in wrong thread.

Can you post a link to this trailer.

Can't recall any Gallifrey scenes.

The MAster is never dead, in any form. Never has been throughout the entire history of the show.

And Clara - do you know something about the remaining two episodes that we dont? Because you sound pretty sure she's still alive...

Clara didn't just die. She wasn't just killed. She was executed for a crime of which she was innocent, and which turned out not to have been committed anyway. Leaving it like that would be morally ambiguous to say the least. We are a third of the way through the series finale. More remains to be revealed, I am sure.

One thing I can't figure out is why didn't the Doctor stick her in the stasis pod? It was right there, and 10 minutes earlier the Doctor said that it stops the passage of time for whoever is in it. They could have stuffed Clara in the pod with a minute to go. For her time would stand still and the counter would never hit zero.

The Doctor and Ashilda could then have plenty of time to work out how to fix the problem

Think he will find a way to change her fate. Even if it means stopping her meeting him in the first place.

We also get answers about what or who the "hybrid" is and what the doctor has on his confession dial.

He HAS to meet her to preserve his own timeline. He dies without her during The Impossible Girl thing.

But that same storyline saves her. Rather than that story having ever ended, the Clara we've been seeing has been just another shard, finally discarded. Somewhere there's a real Clara, who's only known the Doctor a much shorter time, alive to come back one last time and assure The Doctor that he didn't get a Companion killed. He finds that Clara.... and immediately lets her go. The end.

so, one thing to add..... the phone ringing in the Tardis - the Doctor clearly knew when it started ringing that it was for Clara, I think he knew where it would take them and what would happen as the result.... you can see his face looking like "Oh here we go"

I wonder if the Doctor knows where he's going, he didn't seem to put up much of a struggle when he saw the teleporter bracelet, could it be the Time Lords who want to limit him for what he's done? could it lead to a new Trial of the Time Lord perhaps?

I'm increasingly thinking that Clara was the intended target all along.

We know that Ashildr has been watching Clara, so she would know exactly what scenario to set up to have Clara take the penalty away from Rigsy.

It was all very convenient, with Clara being given just the right information at the right time (from the guy in the street) and then, all of a sudden, the lock can not be removed because she "changed the contract" even though Ashildr would, apparently, have been able to remove it from Rigsy without any problem.

Killing Clara, gets the Doctor into a particular frame of mind immediately before he is teleported to wherever he has gone, which may well be what "they" want.

If Clara really is dead ... what a real shame - I liked her!

I don't read any trash mags or TV papers, but I would have thought there is going to be a Doctor Who Christmas special and if they were going to write out Clara, that would be the time to do it.

If I'm horribly behind the current Doctor Who news stories, then I apologise!

Well she always dying isn't she? Didn't the Daleks exterminate her in episode one of this series?. I'm still not sure how she survived that. I suspect Missy has intervened again, she seems to be her protector. After all 'Death is for other people dear'

There's always Ashildr's spare Mire medical kit, not been used yet.

She used it on Sam Swift.