Bring Back Rose Tyler
Thursday, December 06, 2007 Filed in: Media
To date, there have been 11 incarnations of Doctor.
Who, but only one Rose Tyler. She's gone. Bring back
Rose Tyler. Soon.
Doctor. Who is just not the same without Rose Tyler. For Sci Fi buffs in the 20th and early 21st centuries, Doctor. Who ranks in the Top 5, along with the likes of Star Wars, Star Treck, and your favorite Steven Spielberg movie.
Doctor Who is science fiction, BBC style, a time traveler exploring space and time, and, various women companions, apparently. Rose Tyler was once such companion, arguably the best companion ever.
Doctor Who incarnations come and go, changing with the seasons it seems. Rose Tyler, played by British pop star and actress Billie Piper, became the quintesential companion, perfect as the modern, cheeky Brit post-teen time traveler. Somewhat blond, with luscious lips, broad smile, and a great cockney accent, Piper set the standard for companions to come.
Her demise in 2006 was a shock. Her replacement, the chocolaty beautiful Freema Agyeman, just didn't carry the same innocense, sensuality, and fragility as Piper.
Doctor Who is a franchise, a linchpin of science fiction history in the modern world. Everyone knows that a time lord requires a companion to share the life of time travel. Please, bring back Rose Tyler, at least for the duration of the 21st century.
Doctor. Who is just not the same without Rose Tyler. For Sci Fi buffs in the 20th and early 21st centuries, Doctor. Who ranks in the Top 5, along with the likes of Star Wars, Star Treck, and your favorite Steven Spielberg movie.
Doctor Who is science fiction, BBC style, a time traveler exploring space and time, and, various women companions, apparently. Rose Tyler was once such companion, arguably the best companion ever.
Doctor Who incarnations come and go, changing with the seasons it seems. Rose Tyler, played by British pop star and actress Billie Piper, became the quintesential companion, perfect as the modern, cheeky Brit post-teen time traveler. Somewhat blond, with luscious lips, broad smile, and a great cockney accent, Piper set the standard for companions to come.
Her demise in 2006 was a shock. Her replacement, the chocolaty beautiful Freema Agyeman, just didn't carry the same innocense, sensuality, and fragility as Piper.
Doctor Who is a franchise, a linchpin of science fiction history in the modern world. Everyone knows that a time lord requires a companion to share the life of time travel. Please, bring back Rose Tyler, at least for the duration of the 21st century.
