Ultimately, the Doctor had to have his memory of Clara wiped to allow her to return to Trap Street and restore the timeline. But not before Clara, in a stolen TARDIS from Gallifrey, flew off with immortal companion Ashildr, for her own adventures in time and space!
Accordingly, he pre-programmed the Hand to act against Dalek interests. Ultimately, the Doctor's scheme was delayed when he unexpectedly left the planet Earth, and the memory bomb wiped his mind of knowledge of both the Daleks and the Hand of Omega as insurance against his plan being discovered.
Clara phones Danny, ready to admit the full truth of her travelling with the Twelfth Doctor and that she sincerely loves Danny. Danny is killed by a passing car midway through the call. Visibly upset, Clara schemes to use a hypnotic patch on the Doctor to blackmail him into saving Danny.
Donna now had a second mind in the form of the Doctor's knowledge and some of his personality aspects, which started to encroach on her original mind and overwhelm it. To save her life, the Doctor was forced to erase her memories against her wishes and bring her home, which suppressed her "DoctorDonna" alter ego.
Clara is the future child of the Doctor and River who's had her memory erased. The two Time Lords must be up to something on their nights away from River's prison cell.
Although there were parallels between Oswin and Clara Oswin, it was their similar deaths that sparked the Eleventh Doctor to begin his investigation into her identities - coining the "Impossible Girl" term after realizing that it shouldn't have been possible for him to run into the same woman when she had died twice.
Does the Doctor ever find out that Clara is his daughter?
No, Clara Oswald is not the Doctors daughter. Clara is the “Impossible Girl” who saves the Doctor from dying to the Great Intelligence throughout his entire timeline. The only family member the Doctor has been seen traveling with is Susan Foreman, the ...
If any character in Doctor Who can be considered the Doctor's true love, it is surely Alex Kingston's River Song. Her history with the Doctor is complicated, since their travels through time meant they almost always met out of order.
River, who is a professor of archaeology and carries a TARDIS-colour/pattern diary of her adventures, is able to convince the Doctor of his future trust in her by whispering his real name into his ear, which he explains he would only divulge under rare circumstances.
PROSE: The Trial of Doctor Who is the only valid story, as this Wiki defines it, that explicitly confirms that "∂³Σx²" is the Doctor's true name. However, this name has not been widely accepted.
The Raven, who was originally set to kill Rigsy, killed her instead. She was later extracted from her own fixed point of death in her timeline by the Doctor using an extraction chamber on Gallifrey.
After an incident where she was killed the Twelfth Doctor rescued her by pulling her out of her time stream using Gallifreyan technology, she found out later that she had no heartbeat and was technically immortal, in order to save Clara the Doctor's memory was temporarily erased, Ashildr, a fellow immortal joined Clara ...
Reclaiming her friend. Missy decided to manoeuvre Clara Oswald into becoming the Doctor's companion, believing that Clara was just the right companion to attract the Doctor's interest and make it easier for Missy to emotionally manipulate him, (TV: Death in Heaven [+]Steven Moffat, Doctor Who series 8 (BBC One, 2014).)
Clara may have gone into the Doctor's past and changed or influenced past events in his timeline, but as her entering his timeline was a direct result of Eleven meeting her and taking her to Trenzalore these changed events would have altered "around" Eleven so he would not "remember" the things that she changed as if ...
The Doctor, realising that Susan had become a woman, elected to leave her with David after helping liberate the Earth. As he said goodbye, he promised that he would one day return. By numerous accounts, the Doctor would indeed return to see her, specifically during their eighth and thirteenth incarnations.
While those years occur off-screen, it is heavily implied that The Doctor remained on Darillium with River the entire time. The Doctor loved River Song enough that he suppressed the urge to roam for over two decades. This is something he was never able to do before River, and has never done again since.
River doesn't recognise the Twelfth Doctor as the Doctor because "he has limits", referring to the Time Lords' twelve-regenerations limit first mentioned in The Deadly Assassin (1976).
The most heartbreaking Doctor Who companion exit wasn't Donna Noble (Catherine Tate) or Adric (Matthew Waterhouse), and happened 54 years ago. Donna Noble's tragic ending could get fixed when she returns alongside the Fourteenth Doctor (David Tennant) in Doctor Who's 60th anniversary specials.
It's true, the Tenth Doctor and Rose Tyler were almost sickeningly happy together and the on-screen chemistry between David Tennant and Billie Piper was palpable whenever they shared the screen.
Ever since the 1996 TV film saw the Eighth Doctor share an onscreen kiss with companion Grace Holloway, nearly every Doctor Who series from 2005 onward has featured at least one kissing scene between a Doctor and a companion. The Ninth Doctor, for example, kissed Rose Tyler in the one season he had.
Behind the scenes. Clara's headstone in 1892 states that she was born on 23 November 1866 and died 24 December 1892, meaning she not only shared the same birth date as Doctor Who itself but that she was also 26 years old when she died.
River explains that she will meet the Doctor in the future – her message was intended for a future version of the Time Lord but it was sent back too far along the his time line. She then discovers Donna's name and is struck by silence.
She comes into contact with nanotechnology that turns her into a half-Dalek half-human type creature. After this transformation, however, the Dalek hive mind realizes that she has superior intellect and decides to give her the full transformation into a Dalek.
