Here doc Petri Hoskins on LBC 97.3 as just opened the lines to put the question out there should Doctor Who be a woman??? If not why not  BETTER looking half of the famous Twinlanders
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I think that dr who could be a women and billy piper could return and then they can write a storey including a love scene  Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

There's always one tw t who wants to change things! The Doctor should always be played by a man because I give you a cast iron guarantee that the show would receive criticism and flop in the ratings if a woman was in the role.

It's similar to that idiot who said when Daniel Craig steps down from the Bond role, a woman should take over and be called Jane Bond! Otherwise the movies will continue to be sexist. FFS! Get a grip!

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Nothing wrong with female doctors

I suppose they could always call it Nurse Who
I wouldn't worry only one persons called in and it was a woman, so you can guess what her 2cents was  BETTER looking half of the famous Twinlanders
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taztastic wrote:

Nothing wrong with female doctors

Agreed in the real world my friend No place for them in the legendary Dr Who show to play The Doctor though (acceptable as sidekicks etc obviously) LL.B (Hons) - University of Derby
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There is a place, they must be allowed at least once or they will forever bleat on about it

So, who do you think would give the first Doctoress a good run ...

If there was no choice at all and it was going to be a woman Doctor then the current companion Jenna-Louise Coleman would probably be a safe choice. Quirky and lively plus fit to boot  LL.B (Hons) - University of Derby
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taztastic wrote:

Nothing wrong with female doctors

Indeed

But there is no rational reason why a Time Lord should not be assigned to a female.
Time And Relative Distance In Space is not distorted by gender. Even the Doc should know that

Correction: TARDIS stands for Time And Relative Dimension In Space  LL.B (Hons) - University of Derby
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No correction required - I've been with the Doctor before you were even a twinkle in your dad's eye. Dimension is indeed the official denotation of the D in TARDIS, however I was referring to the distance between a man and a women; a value in both space and time that leaves many men wondering what the hell the missus was talking about, or why she was doing this or that at any particular time. Doc, you really must think in more than one dimension if you are to graduate from the University of Gallifrey.

Just like a lecture from my Dad He turns 65 later this month and much like you has watched the show for many years. He remembers the early days of the show with William Hartnell LL.B (Hons) - University of Derby
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Doc - how about addressing this concept:
For one moment we take the Doctor as a women, then Doc, would not the many enemies of the Doctor have more difficulty in both understanding and anticipating her, the Doctor's next move

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