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(performer: "Day And Night") / (writer: "Day And Night") 1999 Spaced (TV Series) (performer - 1 episode) - Epiphanies (1999) ... (performer: "Because We Want To") 1999 Brit Awards 1999 (TV Special) (performer: "ABBA Medley: Take a Chance on Me / Dancing Queen / Mamma Mia / Thank You for the Music" - uncredited) 1998 Blue Peter (TV Series) (performer - 1 episode) - Episode dated 9 December 1998 (1998) ... (performer: "Last Christmas" - uncredited) 1998 Live & Kicking (TV Series) (performer - 1 episode) Rose Tyler | Tardis | Fandom powered by Wikia 04:20 The Doctor and Rose Say Goodbye - Doctor Who - Doomsday - BBC Rose Tyler, knighted Dame Rose of the Powell Estate, ( TV : Tooth and Claw ) was a companion of the Ninth Doctor and the first companion of the Tenth Doctor.

When the Doctor first met her in 2005 , Rose was a nineteen-year-old living on a London council estate who had left school with little educational achievement. Emotionally shaped by living with a single mother and stories about a father whom she never knew, Rose seemed destined for a life as a retail worker. Instead, the Doctor blew up her workplace and they began travelling together soon afterwards. Without trying, she helped the Doctor work through some of the pain he had as the sole survivor of the Last Great Time War . Indeed, when she met the Doctor, she was the girlfriend of Mickey Smith , but that relationship immediately began to decay after she started travelling in the TARDIS . As Mickey himself noted, she transferred her romantic attention to the Doctor. A major facet of her travels in the TARDIS was the fact that she had caused a temporal paradox by which she was the reason she became the so-called " Bad Wolf ". Leaving herself a trail of clues throughout history, she was able to recognise, when all her hope had evaporated, that she needed to find her way back to the Doctor — even though he had abandoned her and the TARDIS together.

Unable to actually fly the time machine, she was forced to simply stare into its heart, which enfolded her in time vortex energy and turned her into a new and seemingly omnipotent being that could rescue the Doctor. But it also nearly killed her. Only the Ninth Doctor could absorb the time vortex energy and transfer it back to the TARDIS — a traumatic act that naturally triggered regeneration. She thus became one of only three companions — along with Peri Brown and Wilfred Mott — to be the proximate cause of the Doctor 's regeneration . Forced to stop travelling with the Tenth Doctor because she was literally pulled into a different universe , she spent years trying to find a way back to the Doctor. Although she found one, the Doctor explained that she had to remain in her new universe with her mother, brother , that universe's Pete Tyler and, for a time, Mickey . Ultimately, her wish was fulfilled when a human Tenth Doctor came to reside there with her. Contents Rose as a child ( TV : Father's Day ) Several times during her childhood, she was, unbeknownst to her, visited and watched over by her future friend, Captain Jack Harkness , who was stranded on Earth after having been left on Satellite Five.

Jack did not say hello, in order to avoid damaging their timeline . ( TV : Utopia ) When Rose was in her late teens, she and her mother, Jackie, were living in the Powell Estate in South London . Rose worked as a shop assistant at Henrik's Department Store . She entered into a relationship with Mickey Smith some time before 2005 . ( TV : Rose , The End of Time ) At one point, she was asked by Mickey's friend Vic to pose for his photography. However, as he wanted her to pose in just her knickers, Rose declined. ( PROSE : The Stone Rose ) With the Doctor Rose overhears the Autons . ( TV : Rose ) In March 2005, Rose was working in the department store, Henrik's , when she was asked to give lottery winnings to the chief electrician, Wilson . Unable to find him, Rose realised she was not alone, and was in fact trapped and about to be killed by living plastic creatures called Autons . The Ninth Doctor pulled Rose away and ran with her. Escaping inside a lift , he pulled an Auton's arm off. The Doctor told her that Wilson had been killed by the Autons.

He warned Rose he was going to use explosives against the relay transmitting to the Autons and told her to run. The Doctor destroyed the store shortly after Rose left, leaving her jobless. The following day, Rose met the Doctor at her home. She questioned him about the living plastic beings. The amputated Auton arm Mickey had earlier disposed of tracked the Doctor to the flat and attacked the Doctor and Rose. After the Doctor deactivated the signal to the arm, he left, telling Rose to forget him. Using the Internet , Rose found a website that had information about the Doctor. Mickey drove Rose to the house of the website owner, Clive . There, Clive warned Rose that the Doctor was dangerous. Rose returned to Mickey's car, where, although she didn't know it, Mickey had been replaced with an Auton duplicate , and they went out to dinner. At the restaurant, the Doctor found the Auton Mickey and pulled his head off. Rose enters the TARDIS . ( TV : Rose ) Escaping from the Auton Mickey's attacking body, the Doctor and Rose entered the TARDIS , where the Doctor used the head to trace the signal of the Nestene Consciousness .

Discovering the Consciousness and the original Mickey in a base beneath the London Eye , the Doctor asked the Consciousness to leave Earth . It refused, and ordered two Autons to take the Doctor prisoner and confiscate the anti-plastic he was holding. Unable to escape the Nestene Consciousness' base without access to the TARDIS, Rose kicked the Autons, and the anti-plastic, into the vat containing the Nestene Consciousness. This saved the Doctor's life, and destroyed the Consciousness. Escaping with Rose and the real Mickey to safety in the TARDIS, the Doctor asked Rose to travel with him in time and space, saying Mickey was not invited. Rose accepted, and that was the beginning. ( TV : Rose ) Travels with the Ninth Doctor "You're just skin, Cassandra ! Lipstick and skin!" ( TV : The End of the World ) For her first trip time-travelling, the Doctor took Rose to Platform One in the year 5,000,000,000 , to observe the Earth when it was consumed by the sun . The Doctor introduced Rose to several aliens that observed the event for "fun", which intimidated her.

The Doctor upgraded Rose's mobile phone so that she could speak to her mother, Jackie , five billion years in the past. After the entire platform shook, the Doctor investigated the maintenance pipes with Jabe of the Forest of Cheem . While the Doctor was off investigating, Rose insulted the "last human ", Lady Cassandra , for undergoing so much plastic surgery that she had no humanity left. Cassandra sent the Adherents of the Repeated Meme to knock out Rose and drag her into a room where a sun filter was descending, and the unblocked sunlight would kill her. The Doctor reversed the filter, but the door was stuck from the heat. Cassandra deactivated the platform's safety and teleported away to collect money from the guests' rivals' shares. The glass in Rose's room began to crack and let in sunlight, but the Doctor reactivated the forcefield. After the sun consumed the Earth, Rose made it out of her room. She saw the Doctor reverse the relay in Cassandra's teleport that brought Cassandra back. Without her surgeons to moisturise her, Cassandra's skin graft dried out and exploded, ( TV : The End of the World ) though her brainmeat survived.

( TV : New Earth ) The Doctor left with Rose and travelled back to 21st century Earth. He told her of the Last Great Time War , and how he was the last of the Time Lords . ( TV : The End of the World ) In 1869 Cardiff , the Doctor and Rose found a deceased woman possessed by a Gelth , a creature turned to gas by the Time War . Rose chased after Mr Sneed and Gwyneth , who had taken the woman's corpse into their hearse. Rose was chloroformed and taken to Sneed and Company , where other " zombies " had also been animated by the Gelth. The Doctor chased after Rose along with Charles Dickens . The Doctor and Rose are trapped by the Gelth . ( TV : The Unquiet Dead ) In the morgue, the Doctor had Gwyneth try and pull the Gelth through the Rift using her psychic connection to it from a young age. The Gelth, numbering in the billions rather than just a few, wished to wipe out humanity and take over their bodies. The Doctor, Rose and Dickens escaped from the Gelth by filling the room with gas, sucking out the Gelth from the cadavers.

Gwyneth, who had already died from contacting the Gelth, lit a match, trapping them and saving the world. ( TV : The Unquiet Dead ) Rose reunites with her mother after being missing for a year. ( TV : Aliens of London ) Per her request, Rose was taken home. However, instead of arriving twelve hours later as the Doctor promised, Rose found she had been away for an entire year and that Mickey had been blamed by Jackie for her disappearance. While Rose calmed her mother, an alien spacecraft crashed through Big Ben and into the Thames . After UNIT were alerted to the Doctor's presence by Rose's mother, Jackie , UNIT escorted the Doctor and Rose to 10 Downing Street to help deal with the state of emergency. When the Doctor came to discuss the crisis, Rose was left with the MP Harriet Jones to look after her. Harriet showed Rose the Slitheen were using skin suits to disguise and had murdered officials to infiltrate Downing Street. Blon Fel-Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen entered the room and strangled Indra Ganesh .

( TV : Aliens of London ) After Indra was killed, the Doctor, using an electrified ID badge to remotely electrocute the rest of the Slitheen family, saved Harriet and Rose from the same fate. He later found them and distracted the Slitheen before Harriet guided them to the Cabinet Room . Rose inside the Cabinet Room of 10 Downing Street . ( TV : World War Three ) Inside, the Doctor shut themselves behind a steel barrier. The Doctor learnt the spaceship belonged to the Slitheen, who planned to reduce Earth to radioactive waste to sell as cheap fuel on the intergalactic market, using nuclear launch codes held by the United Nations . The Doctor contacted Mickey telling him to launch the Harpoon missile , UGM-84A , at Downing Street from the HMS Taurean . Rose found a small, sturdy cupboard inside the Cabinet Room, and while the Slitheen were destroyed by the missile, the Doctor, Harriet, and Rose rode out the explosion in the room. Much to her shock, Rose learned Harriet would become Prime Minister for three successful terms for Britain's Golden Age .

Packing some belongings to continue travelling with the Doctor, Rose promised her mother that the next time she'd see them, it would be ten seconds later (unknown to Rose, however, she would not return when she said she would). ( TV : World War Three ) The Doctor and Rose travelled to London in 1966 to the site of Rose's estate before it was built. They had discovered someone had been changing history, and a housing development called Brandon Mews had been built on the estate's future, even though there should have been nothing there except fields. The Doctor went to a pub to check The Daily Mirror for any other alterations to history, and discovered the football score in the World Cup had England scoring an extra goal against West Germany . While the Doctor had learnt from Charlotte Cobb that her husband Peter Cobb had mysteriously died after being followed by Lend-a-Hand girls, Rose had gone to Lend-a-Hand House and found that humans were also being converted into Lend-a-Hand girls.

While the Doctor discovered Igrix ' plans to destroy the Moon and prevent humanity from venturing out into space, killing any scientist who would create things "that would make people unhappy", Rose went to Peter's office to find out why he could have been murdered, discovering Peter's work on DNA resequencing. Igrix' first major step was to destroy the Moon in 1966, preventing any staging post from which to break out into space. With the help of Peter's papers, the Doctor created a virus containing genetic instructions from Rose in the form of perfume, which Rose threw at the Lend-a-Hand girls, which were initially made up of female humans, but later included biotechnology grown from Kustollon genestuff, making them humans with human instructions. The Doctor and Rose climbed to the top of the Post Office Tower to stop Igrix using his spaceship to fire at the Moon. The Doctor did this by spraying the human virus at his biotech ship. The ship refused to take orders from Igrix, and flew into space to explore and spend some "quality time" with Igrix.

Setting history back on course, the Doctor used his sonic screwdriver to destroy the housing development, and make them start over and build Rose's future home. ( COMIC : The Love Invasion ) The Doctor took Rose to see the Mona Lisa at the grand opening of the Oriel , a transdimensional art gallery in the 37th century , only for the Doctor to find that all the humanoids in the gallery, including Rose, had been enslaved by an artist called Cazkelf . Cazkelf used the psychic energy of the visitors to send a distress signal to his people so he could return home, but the Doctor freed Rose and set up a feedback loop , returning the stolen psychic energy back to its owners. The signal was still successfully sent, but Cazkelf's people did not arrive at the Oriel. The Doctor took Cazkelf to his homeworld, which had been devastated by a disaster. Afterwards, Cazkelf returned to Earth. Expecting to face consequences, the materialisation of the TARDIS before the visitors made them believe this was all part of a performance art piece. The Doctor advised Cazkelf to "delight and amaze" them.

( COMIC : Art Attack ) The Doctor took Rose on a cruise on 22nd century Mars , where the two were stowaways on the cruise ship holding a private wedding party of 143-year-old plutocrat Alvar Chambers . When Alvar ordered the Doctor to be thrown into the Martian sea, the Doctor's body was taken over by a body-stealing entity that ate people by feeding on their worst fears, putting them into a state where their identities would dissolve within it while they were dreaming. The entity tormented Rose with a nightmare of what felt like her entire lifespan where the Doctor came back too late in Rose's life for her to be a companion and stole her daughter in this dream world, Susannah to travel with him as his own companion. Rose saw through this illusion and found the real Doctor trapped within the entity, tasking her with freeing its surviving victims while the Doctor dealt with the actual creature, although Alvar and his new wife Susannah didn't make it. As the creature required a stable image refracted in the air to sustain itself, the Doctor used the artificial air inside the cruise ship's air bubble to create a "tornado".

The Doctor believed that it was still out there, waiting to happen again, but hoped this meant the humans would start treating Mars with respect now. ( COMIC : The Cruel Sea ) The Doctor and Rose travelled to a Vandosian ship , saving Phil Tyson from execution by the Vandos Tribunal . While escaping, Phil saved the Doctor and Rose from the Bailiffs and made it to the TARDIS. The Tribunal threatened to destroy Great Britain if Phil wasn't handed over to them. They fired, but thanks to the Doctor's earlier efforts, the ship backfired on itself. Returning Phil home, the Doctor explained that Shogalath was in fact the leader of a peaceful revolt against the Imperium and a "hero". Phil departed their company with a new lease on life, seeking to make a good future for himself. ( COMIC : Mr Nobody ) Tracking a distress signal, the Doctor went to the Vault in Utah in 2012 . While the Doctor, unknown to Rose, was being interrogated for his alien knowledge, Rose was shown pieces of alien technology one of its workers, Adam Mitchell , had found. Adam mentioned to Rose that he always wanted to see the stars.

They discovered the creature in Henry van Statten 's Cage, which van Statten called a " Metaltron ", being tortured. Rose rushed to its attention, not knowing that it was a Dalek , a creature whose only needs were to kill every living creature. Feeling pity for the Dalek, who said it was dying she touched its casing. Rose being pursued by a Dalek . ( TV : Dalek ) By extrapolating Rose's DNA, which contained radiation from the Time Vortex, the Dalek escaped. With no orders, it chose to destroy everyone inside. The Doctor was released in an attempt to fight off the Dalek. As Rose and Adam tried running from the Dalek, the Doctor was forced to close the bulkhead door with Rose trapped on one side to keep the Dalek from slaughtering all of humanity. The Dalek was unable to kill Rose, but the Doctor let it through, not wanting to risk losing her. The Doctor, prepared to kill his oldest enemy, which he claimed destroyed his home and people, once and for all, Rose stood in the Doctor's way. To the Doctor's shock, the Dalek's personality changed after absorbing Rose's DNA. Considering its new feelings "sickness", it committed suicide.

According to the Doctor, this was the end of the Time War. Rose offered to invite Adam, who was out of a job as the Vault was being filled with cement, and didn't have anyone else, into the TARDIS. The Doctor left the TARDIS doors unlocked for Adam to wander inside as it dematerialised. ( TV : Dalek ) Some time following this encounter, Rose told Jackie about the Daleks; when Jackie saw one herself the following year, she said that Rose sounded "terrified" of them. ( TV : Doomsday ) Rose realises the Jagrafess has enslaved everyone on Earth. ( TV : The Long Game ) On Adam's first trip, the Doctor took his two companions to the Fourth Great and Bountiful Human Empire to see the human race at its zenith. Pretending to be management on the news broadcaster, Satellite Five , the Doctor and his companions found the Empire had been manipulated; its development stunted, and the technology being decades behind what it should have been. Adam, who was under severe culture shock, was left on his own to "acclimatise".

After hacking into the computer system, the Doctor and Rose found that the unusual levels heat on the Satellite was because of cooling systems being vented to Floor 500 . The Editor , discovering their interference, gave the Doctor and Rose the key to reach him on Floor 500 and imprisoning them. He revealed the Mighty Jagrafess was manipulating the information distributed by Satellite Five to control humanity, even having them develop backwards technology to assist in this matter. The Jagrafess and the Editor tried stealing the TARDIS key from Adam, which Rose had lent it to, but thanks to one of the workers who learned the truth, the safety was breached, freeing the Doctor, Rose and Adam and rerouting the heat to Floor 500 to destroy the Jagrafess. The Doctor believed that this would have accelerated the human race's development, "all back to normal". Upon finding out Adam was trying to learn about the future of the 21st century 's technology for his own gain, the Doctor "evicted" him from his TARDIS travels and took him home.

( TV : The Long Game ) At Rose's request, the Doctor took her to her mother and her father, Pete Tyler 's, wedding . After this, he took her to the church where Stuart Hoskins and Sarah Clark were to be wed in 1987 , not far from where Pete died. Rose crossed the path of her past self, who was unable to go to Pete as he died, and saved Pete from a hit-and-run death. Rose's actions caused the TARDIS to be thrown off into the time vortex. Enraged by her actions, the Doctor suspected that she had only agreed to travel with him to save Pete and considered abandoning her in the past, though Rose insisted she hadn't planned it but saw an opportunity to save Pete. The Doctor was so angry that he demanded the TARDIS key from her and walked away, threatening to abandon her. Rose, shortly before her father makes a sacrifice. ( TV : Father's Day ) Rose, pretending to be a wedding guest and not revealing her true identity, was invited over to her father's flat, and realised he wasn't the successful inventor she thought he was (but could have been given time). She then accompanied him to Stuart and Sarah's wedding.

The Doctor, telling Rose and the wedding guests to rush inside the church, tried devising a way of stopping creatures from outside time that were attacking the Earth to seal off the paradox Rose had created. They reconciled; the Doctor admitting he wouldn't have really left. He started working on a way to repair the damage to the universe while leaving Pete alive for Rose. He used his TARDIS key, which was still linked to the TARDIS' interior, to bring the TARDIS back. However, after Pete accidentally made Rose hold her infant self, the Doctor sacrificed himself to the creature brought by the paradox and the creature was zapped by the key, interrupting the TARDIS' return. Pete, who realised that his survival of the hit-and-run was what caused the creatures' attack, said his goodbyes to his wife and daughter and ran in front of the car (which was stuck in a time loop, awaiting him). The Doctor and everyone else was brought back, and thanks to these events, the new timeline had Rose be there for her father when he passed.

( TV : Father's Day ) The TARDIS was forced down to London because of the presence of two Shadeys from another dimension, whom had brought Robert Greene , a rival playwright of William Shakespeare 's, four hundred years into the future. After realising that Shakespeare was remembered in the future while Greene was not, Greene used the powers granted to him by the Shadeys, powered by his "negative energy", to spread rot across London. When the Shadeys discovered the Doctor's presence, they decided to toy with the Doctor by meddling with time and have Greene kill Shakespeare in 1592 . Going back in time to protect the famous playwright and actor, Rose tried distracting Shakespeare away from his performance on stage while the Doctor took his place, but Greene discovered them, and Rose and Shakespeare ran back to the Doctor's performance in Richard III to warn him they were right behind them. In return for relinquishing the power of the Shadeys and saving the world, the Doctor and Rose promised to remember Greene, and Green banished the Shadeys, returning to his deathbed where he was dying of plague. The Doctor lamented that the fate of being forgotten seemed to be unavoidable for anybody, but Rose gave him the reassurance no one would ever forget him.

( COMIC : A Groatsworth of Wit ) Rose meets Captain Jack Harkness . ( TV : The Empty Child ) The Doctor tracked a "mauve and dangerous" object to 1941 London . After landing, Rose found a mysterious boy in a gas mask asking for his mother. She climbed a rope to reach him, but it was the rope of a barrage balloon which had come loose. The ex- Time Agent Jack Harkness rescued Rose from falling, bringing her aboard his warship and, thinking she and the Doctor were Time Agents offered to sell them the object they were chasing, which he called "the last Chula warship in existence". Jack and Rose followed the Doctor to Albion Hospital , not far from the crash site at Limehouse Green station , where mysterious symptoms, living dead creatures, with gas masks fused to their face, and identical symptoms, including a scar on the hand in the same place as the child that Rose had seen.

Jack, upon realising the Doctor and Rose weren't Time Agents but freelancers like himself, revealed he was conning them; revealed the object was a Chula ambulance , which Jack himself had used to attract one of the agency as part of a con to sell half of the object right before a German bomb hit it, instead bringing the attention of the Doctor and Rose. Jack believed the object was empty space junk, ( TV : The Empty Child ) but in fact, the ambulance contained nanogenes . The nanogenes had not seen a human before; they took the gasmask for the child's face and fused it to him, spreading to other people who touched him, also transforming them into undead creatures with no lifesigns. Jack teleported the Doctor and Rose to his warship, and they went to the bombsite near the hospital, where they realised the truth. The ambulance started its emergency protocols, causing the creatures, who had been armed as " Chula warriors", and were ready to "tear the world apart" to find the boy's mother. At what seems like the end of the world, Rose gives Nancy hope.

( TV : The Doctor Dances ) Every patient and soldier at the bombsite converged on the Doctor, Rose and Jack. The Doctor fixed the nanogenes' mistakes by comparing the DNA of the child and Nancy, who was his mother, restoring the infected zombies to normal. Jack stopped the bomb from hitting the bombsite by placing it in stasis inside his warship and when everyone got to safety, the Doctor destroyed the ambulance, making sure that history said that a bomb hit that location. The Doctor rescued Jack from his Chula warship just before it exploded, taking him aboard the TARDIS as his latest companion. ( TV : The Doctor Dances ) The Doctor took Rose and Jack to where the planet Excroth should have been, but found it was gone. The TARDIS was taken aboard a Lect spaceship, but the Doctor and Jack escaped after it was attacked by Unon . Rose was blasted into the Time Vortex , but was protected from the time winds by the tachyon inhibitor she found. She was pulled into the time scoops of Glom 's ship, and subsequently spent four days working on Glom's stall at the Fluren Temporal Bazaar .

The Doctor called the attention of the Unon, but attracted the Lect who attacked one another, and which subsequently led to the emergency protocol being triggered, dissipating the time bubble protecting Fluren's World . Rose was taken by the Lect to serve them, and discovered they were Excrothians from Excroth, and the Unon had destroyed their home planet with an entropy engine . Rose tricked the Doctor into revealing the co-ordinates of the Perpetual City , and had him taken aboard the Lect command ship to get him out of there. With the Lect seeking revenge, the Doctor took Grand Prelon Marleth to destroy the entropy engine, telling a disagreeing Rose that it was Marleth's choice to do so. When the Doctor took as many Unon as they could, telling them that the universe had to look after itself and not be controlled by the Unon, Rose told them it was a fresh start. ( COMIC : Weapons of Past Destruction ) During another adventure with the Doctor and Jack, Rose accidentally married a pre-historical human called Tillun, and she became a widow when Tillun lived out his human life in his own time period. ( PROSE : Only Human ) Rose decides not to go after Mickey.

( TV : Boom Town ) When the TARDIS became powerless to travel through time, the Doctor went to 2006 Cardiff so that the TARDIS could refuel via a scar in the rift that was closed by Gwyneth. Whilst in Cardiff, the Doctor and his two companions, joined by Mickey, captured Blon , the sole Slitheen survivor of the attack on Downing Street and had become Lord Mayor. Though Blon tried fleeing, the Doctor reversed her teleportation device several times until she gave up and took her prisoner aboard the TARDIS until he could return her to Raxacoricofallapatorius to face execution after her family had already been sentenced to death in their absence. The Doctor confiscated her extrapolator to use as a "power-booster". Meanwhile, Mickey offered Rose a hotel room. He later claimed to be seeing Trisha Delaney ; Rose felt he was lying about the woman he was supposedly with, while Mickey claimed to keep running for Rose every time she contacted him.

While trying to reconcile, Rose ran for the TARDIS when earthquakes started hitting Cardiff; Blon tried to tear the TARDIS and the Earth apart by making the extrapolator lock onto an alien power source that was refuelling on the rift, using the extrapolator as an interstellar surfboard to escape the Earth. After Blon looked into the heart of the TARDIS and was regressed back into an egg, Rose left Mickey behind to start a new relationship with someone else. She no longer felt attracted to him and believed he deserved someone better; Rose only saw Mickey as a close friend because of her time with the Doctor. Realising Blon had a "second chance" in life, the Doctor decided to drop her off in the hatchery on her homeworld. ( TV : Boom Town ) Bad Wolf Rose wakes up on board a Dalek flying saucer . ( TV : Bad Wolf ) After an adventure in 1336 Japan , the Doctor, Rose and Jack escaped into the TARDIS when a transmat beam broke into the TARDIS.

Rose was brought to the Game Station , the new name of Satellite Five, in 200,100 and played a version of The Weakest Link where the contestants were supposedly disintegrated by the Anne Droid . Even though she answered very few questions correctly, Rose was kept in the game because of Rodrick tactically voting so that he could win the cash prize. Rose discovered that the corporation running the games on the Game Station was called the Bad Wolf Corporation , a set of words which had been following the Doctor and Rose in their travels. After the final round, Rodrick won and Rose was blasted. Instead of dying, however, the Anne Droid transmatted Rose on board the Dalek flagship. The Doctor discovered the Daleks hiding at the edge of the solar system and promised to rescue Rose and destroy the Daleks despite having no plan. ( TV : Bad Wolf ) The Doctor breached the Dalek flagship and rescued Rose. When the Daleks began their invasion of Earth, the Doctor, believing he might die soon, sent Rose out of harm's way to her home place and time.

Seeing the words Bad Wolf as graffiti around her housing complex served as a message to Rose; she herself was crucial to the event and must return to the Doctor. With Mickey's help, Rose broke into the TARDIS and looked into its heart which enabled her to transcend into the Bad Wolf . Rose as the Bad Wolf . ( TV : The Parting of the Ways ) As this goddess-like figure, she vaporised the Dalek fleet and brought Captain Jack back to life (unknowingly making him immortal), after paradoxically spreading the words "Bad Wolf" through space and time to create the message. However, in becoming the Bad Wolf, Rose had absorbed the Time Vortex into herself, which would destroy her body, cell by cell. The Doctor took those energies into himself by kissing her, sacrificing his ninth incarnation and regenerating before Rose's eyes into a new form . ( TV : The Parting of the Ways ) Travels with the Tenth Doctor Rose is confused by the Doctor changing his face into his new incarnation .

( TV : The Christmas Invasion ) Originally, the Doctor had planned to take Rose to the planet Barcelona ; however, Rose was confused at what had just happened, thinking that the man in front of her had somehow teleported aboard and taken the Doctor, not being familiar with regeneration. The Doctor confirmed his identity by recalling their first adventure together and the first word that he said to her: "Run." He also told her, much to her disappointment, he couldn't reverse the process; the Doctor she knew was gone. Instead, the newly regenerated Doctor steered the TARDIS back to the Powell Estate on Christmas Eve 2006 , crash-landing in the process after impulsively going too fast, before collapsing from post-regenerative trauma. Rose was distressed that the Doctor had changed in appearance and personality, and had apparently left Rose, Mickey and Jackie to face the Sycorax invasion alone. When the TARDIS was taken aboard the Sycorax spaceship, Rose attempted to negotiate with them, but the Sycorax leader just laughed. The Doctor later revived and defeated the Sycorax; Rose also later witnessed the Doctor causing the downfall of Prime Minister Harriet Jones for shooting down the Sycorax while they were fleeing.

He celebrated Christmas with Rose's family. ( TV : Children in Need Special , The Christmas Invasion ) Rose reunites with Cassandra ( TV : New Earth ) The Doctor took Rose to New New York on New Earth in the year 5,000,000,023 , where she was unwillingly showered in disinfectant while taking a lift up through the hospital . Lady Cassandra took control of the lift and used a psychograft to implant her consciousness onto Rose's own, gaining full control over her body with the intent of stealing it to live on for centuries, but eventually went into the dying body of Chip once she helped the Doctor cure the infected new humans . ( TV : New Earth ) An important discovery is made. ( TV : Tooth and Claw ) The Doctor and Rose, dressed for 1979 Sheffield , landed in 1879 Scotland . The Doctor became a protectorate for Queen Victoria , who was targeted by the Brethren . They stayed at Torchwood House , where the Brethren wanted to place the bite of the Lupine Wavelength Haemovariform into Queen Victoria to put the wolf on the British throne.

Rose and several of the house's staff were taken to be fed to this werewolf, but Rose co-ordinated their escape (and scolded the Doctor when he finally arrived to help for taking so long). After the Doctor used the Koh-i-Noor and the house's light chamber to destroy the wolf with moonlight, the Doctor and Rose were knighted (with Rose dubbed Dame Rose of the Powell Estate), but immediately banished as a threat to the British Empire . On the way back to the TARDIS, the Doctor and Rose discussed the possibility of Victoria having become infected, joking that the Royal Family were all werewolves . ( TV : Tooth and Claw ) This incident prompted Queen Victoria to found the Torchwood Institute to address future alien threats — including the Doctor. ( TV : Tooth and Claw , Army of Ghosts ) Rose and Sarah Jane share a laugh. ( TV : School Reunion ) In 2007 , Mickey brought the Doctor and Rose to Deffry Vale High School , which had had suspiciously high exam results and UFO sightings. Rose went undercover as a dinner lady. She had been eating the school's chips that were coated in an intelligence-increasing oil.

She discovered one of the dinner ladies had been burned by the oil. While investigating the school, Rose met a previous companion of the Doctor, Sarah Jane Smith , an awkward situation Mickey described as "the missus and the ex". Both women felt jealousy and tension, which they subsequently resolved. Rose became worried the Doctor would one day abandon her, but the Doctor promised her — "Not to you". The Doctor repaired K9 Mark III , who identified the oil as Krillitane oil and the school's new staff as Krillitanes . The Krillitanes were using the children's minds to construct the Skasis Paradigm , a computation that could rebuild the fabric of the universe. K9 destroyed the Krillitanes by blowing up the lethal oil barrels. Mickey joined the TARDIS, to Rose's disapproval. Before Sarah and Rose parted ways, the former told the latter to stay with the Doctor despite being unsure what to do as she claimed that "some things are worth getting your heart broken for." ( TV : School Reunion ) Rose at the mercy of clockwork droids.

( TV : The Girl in the Fireplace ) On the SS Madame de Pompadour in the 51st century , the Doctor, Rose and Mickey travelled into a time window to 1744 France . She discovered the ship's repair droids had been using the ship's crew as components to repair the ship. Their final "part" was the brain of Reinette Poisson , who wasn't yet "complete". When the droids found the Reinette at the correct part of her life, Rose travelled through a time window into 1753 to warn her of an oncoming attack some time after her 37th birthday in 1758 , explaining to Reinette that this wasn't how history was supposed to happen. The Doctor later saved her, though destroyed the link between France and the ship in the process; luckily, after keeping Rose and Mickey waiting for 5-and-a-half hours, the Doctor was able to get back using the fireplace. Rose showed signs of jealousy when the Doctor was attracted to Reinette. ( TV : The Girl in the Fireplace ) The Doctor exploited this jealousy to save her life when her mind was invaded by a creature called the Iagnon .

( COMIC : The Green-Eyed Monster ) Rose and another version of her father. ( TV : Rise of the Cybermen ) Whilst travelling through time, the Doctor, Rose and Mickey fell through a crack in time, ending up on a parallel Earth more technologically advanced; the TARDIS died as it had no power from their universe to get back. However, the Doctor managed to power a surviving piece of the TARDIS, although it meant giving up ten years of his life. The Doctor considered this kind of world "like a gingerbread house" and "full of temptation", but the piece of the TARDIS required a twenty-four hour recharging cycle before the TARDIS could restore itself. When Rose found her father Pete Tyler was alive in this world, and a successful businessman , the Doctor cautioned her against making contact, as he wasn't actually her father . While Mickey searched for the parallel version of his grandmother , the Doctor eventually gave in to Rose's request to attend the birthday party of her parallel mother to meet her "father" again. Rose learnt that her parallel parents had recently separated; she also learnt that her parallel counterpart was a dog named Rose , which the Doctor couldn't help but laugh at.

She tried asking her mother to give Pete another shot, but Jackie called her out for overstepping her boundaries. Cybermen , which had been newly created on this world, "crashed the party" of Jackie's and demanded that humans inside either be upgraded or deleted. ( TV : Rise of the Cybermen ) Rose and Pete's infiltration ( TV : The Age of Steel ) Escaping with the Doctor and Pete Tyler, Rose and Pete infiltrated the front entrance of Cybus Industries to find Jackie and stop the Cybermen. They found Jackie had survived the attack on her party but was one of the first to have been upgraded into a Cyberman. Upon being discovered, instead of being converted, Pete, who had worked with Cybus, was taken with Rose to the creator of these new Cybermen, John Lumic , now a Cyber-Controller . The Doctor, confronting Lumic, bought time by trading philosophical ideas with him while subtly telling Mickey to hack the Lumic family database to find the cancellation code to the Cybermen's emotional inhibitors . Mickey texted Rose the code, and the Doctor connected the phone with the code to deactivate the Cybermen's inhibitors. The Cybermen began exploding, along with Cybus Industries.

When it came time to leave, Mickey chose to stay behind to fight Cybermen worldwide, as he didn't fit in with the Doctor and Rose's close relationship, even though the Doctor had to seal the crack between universes, separating Mickey from them and his universe forever. The Doctor and Rose honored Mickey's wishes and returned to their universe, where they visited Jackie at the Powell Estate . ( TV : The Age of Steel ) Rose and the Doctor make some house calls ( TV : The Idiot's Lantern ) The Doctor took Rose to Muswell Hill on the eve of Queen Elizabeth II 's coronation in 1953 . When people had been mysteriously taken from their homes, the Doctor and Rose did the "domestic approach", and went on house calls. The Doctor found Grandma Connolly 's face had been completely removed. Tracking the origin of the Connollys' television set to Magpie Electricals to confront the owner, Mr Magpie , Rose had her face and essence consumed by the Wire as part of her plan to use the coronation to become manifest. Before it could do this, the Doctor transferred the Wire into a video cassette, which he planned to record over, rescuing everyone, including Rose and Grandma Connolly.

( TV : The Idiot's Lantern ) Rose and the Doctor contemplate a future together. ( TV : The Impossible Planet ) The Doctor and Rose landed inside Sanctuary Base 6 on Krop Tor , a planet that was in perpetual orbit around the black hole K37 Gem 5 ; following an earthquake, the TARDIS fell below the planet's surface, devastating the Doctor and seemingly ending his travels. The humans of Sanctuary Base 6 had come to Krop Tor to discover the source of power emanating from the planet's core which allowed the planet to orbit the black hole. They refused to divert their drill to collect the TARDIS. Rose stayed on the surface as the Doctor descended to the core, and the Ood , the base's servants, began attacking after the Beast possessed them. ( TV : The Impossible Planet ) When the Doctor and Ida Scott were trapped below and lost contact, Rose encouraged the crew to think of a means of escape and disabling the Ood. Danny Bartock came up with the idea of emitting a "flare" that would disrupt the telepathic field. They traversed the maintenance tunnels to find the central computer to emit the flare; Mr Jefferson sacrificing his life to get Rose, Danny and Toby Zed to safety.

When Rose re-established contact with Ida, she told her the Doctor fell into the pit. Rose refused to stay behind even if he did die, but Zach forcibly put her aboard the Sanctuary Base 6 rocket . Rose shoots the window of the rocket, sending Toby into space. ( TV : The Satan Pit ) The Doctor, who had actually survived the fall, broke the gravity funnel keeping the planet in place, pulling the body of the Beast into the black hole. As the rocket wasn't out of the funnel, it was pulled towards the black hole. Discovering the Beast was possessing Toby, Rose shot the rocket's window with Zach's bolt gun and ejected Toby into space. The Doctor, having found the TARDIS, towed the rocket to safety and saved Ida before she ran out of oxygen . ( TV : The Satan Pit ) The Doctor and Rose witness the Abzorbaloff liquifying into the ground. ( TV : Love & Monsters ) When Elton Pope used Jackie in his efforts to make contact with him, the Doctor tracked him down on Rose's behalf so Rose could tell him off for upsetting Jackie.

Following the defeat of the Abzorbaloff , however, Rose quickly felt sorry for Elton after losing Ursula Blake , seeing how much she meant to him, and witnessed the Doctor partially restore her. ( TV : Love & Monsters ) "Something's in the air. Something coming. A storm's approaching." ( TV : Fear Her ) The Doctor and Rose went to 2012 to see the Olympics . He met a girl named Chloe Webber who had been possessed by a lone Isolus . Chloe trapped other children from her street in drawings to make the Isolus feel less lonely. Despite trying to help the Isolus, the Doctor was trapped in a drawing, along with the TARDIS. Inside the drawing, the Doctor was able to draw a depiction of the Olympic torch and pointed at it to aid Rose. Realizing that the Isolus pod was drawn to heat, Rose dug up the freshly-tarmacked road on Dame Kelly Holmes Close to unearth it. Once Rose tossed the pod into the Olympic flame to recharge it with warmth and love, the Doctor was freed from the drawing. He then took the place of the winded runner, lighting the Olympic flame himself.

Reuniting with Rose, the Doctor warned her that he felt a "storm" coming when she said that no-one would ever separate them. ( TV : Fear Her ) Rose sees the "ghost" of her granddad in the kitchen. ( TV : Army of Ghosts ) On a routine visit to the Powell Estate , the Doctor and Rose found the entire planet was being visited by beings believed to be ghosts ; at first, Rose thought her mother had lost it as she mentioned granddad Prentice was coming to visit, only to see a ghost, Jackie claiming that it was him. The Doctor tracked the signal to Torchwood Tower in Canary Wharf and was taken prisoner by Yvonne Hartman , leader of the Torchwood Institute who had spent over a hundred years trying to track him down ever since his adventure with Queen Victoria in 1879. The ghosts were a side effect of the "ghost shifts", a means of Torchwood obtaining power for the British Empire after a tear in reality caused by void ship . Rose sneaked into the room where the void ship was undercover, but was quickly uncovered. Two computer technicians, secretly under the control of Cybermen, restarted the ghost shift.

The ghosts, who were actually Cybermen , came from the parallel world where the Doctor and Rose had left Mickey. Rose discovered Mickey undercover as a Torchwood employee in the room the void ship was, believing the void ship to be Cyberman technology. As the Cyberman invasion of Earth began, the void ship opened, revealing the Cult of Skaro , a group of Daleks with a Genesis Ark . The Genesis Ark was Time Lord technology, a prison ship containing millions of Daleks captured by the Time Lords. ( TV : Army of Ghosts ) Rose loses the Doctor. ( TV : Doomsday ) Rose used her knowledge of the Dalek Emperor and the Time War to stop the Daleks from killing her and Mickey, though they were held prisoner. The Daleks gained knowledge of the Cybermen and waged war against them. With the help of a short alliance with the Cybermen and the Preachers, the Doctor, along with the Pete from Pete's World , rescued Rose and Mickey from their imprisonment by the Daleks. In the confusion, Mickey accidentally opened the Genesis Ark and released millions of Daleks (though the Doctor claimed he did them a favour as opening it by force would've blown up the Sun). Torchwood perished in the battle.

The group then saved Jackie from being upgraded by the Cybermen. To save both dimensions from annihilation and defeat his two deadliest enemies, the Doctor opened the Void . This would suck anything covered in " Void stuff " into it and seal off the two universes for good. Realising that Rose was also covered in Void energy, the Doctor sent an unwilling Rose, along with Mickey, Pete and Jackie, back to the parallel Earth, where they would be safe. Rose refused to leave the Doctor. Knowing she would never see her family again, she returned; though the Doctor protested, Rose simply told him that she had make her choice "a long time ago", refusing to leave him. Together, they opened the Void and the Daleks and Cybermen were sucked in. The plan initially went smoothly until Rose's lever malfunctioned, threatening to halt the operation. Rose secured the lever, but couldn't hold on and was almost sucked into the Void. She was saved at the last second by her parallel father and taken back across to the other universe, separating her from the Doctor forever. ( TV : Doomsday ) After the Doctor Edit At some point, Rose was taken to the Black Archive by UNIT to have her record as a companion of the Doctor taken.

Her memories of the visit were subsequently erased and she was sent on her way. ( TV : The Day of the Doctor ) Legacy Edit The loss of Rose had profound impact on the Tenth Doctor . ( TV : Doomsday ) Immediately following their farewell, the Doctor met Donna Noble who had appeared in the Doctor's TARDIS , finding Rose's shirt which was still on a railing in the console room . The Doctor acknowledged that he had a friend named Rose who he had lost and, following the subsequent ordeal with the Racnoss , Donna, observing that he "need[ed] someone to stop [himself]", advised the Doctor to "find someone." ( TV : The Runaway Bride ) The Doctor's shrine to Rose. ( COMIC : A Rose by Any Other Name ) The Doctor built a shrine to Rose in the TARDIS as he became a recluse. He also decided to name his new Cat after her. On one occasion, the Doctor had a nightmare in which Rose suddenly returned to him without reasoning. During the encounter, she began to stuff her hair into his mouth. He suddenly awoke to find the Rose-the-Cat had been sleeping on his face.

Because of this, he ordered that she could no longer sleep in his room. ( COMIC : A Rose by Any Other Name ) The Doctor's next companion , Martha Jones , would feel the effect of Rose's departure. Though offering her a trip, the Tenth Doctor asserted "not that you're replacing [Rose]". ( TV : Smith and Jones ) In their first adventure, the Doctor openly lamented that "Rose'd know" and "right now, she'd say exactly the right thing" while Martha was a "novice." While the Carrionite Lilith attempted to use Rose's name against him, the Doctor told that she had made a "big mistake. Because that name [kept] [him] fighting." ( TV : The Shakespeare Code ) Learning that the Doctor had previously visited New New York with Rose, Martha asked him if he knew the word rebound .

( TV : Gridlock ) In the original New York , Martha confided to Tallulah her feeling that the Doctor didn't "[see] her" when he looked at her, and was "just remembering [Rose]." ( TV : Evolution of the Daleks ) The Doctor's Chameleon Arch -induced human persona, John Smith , included Rose in his work, A Journal of Impossible Things , written from the Doctor's dormant memories which surfaced as dreams . Seeing Rose's image in the book, Joan Redfern noted he had "quite an eye for the pretty girls." Smith insisted that "she was just an invention" who "seem[ed] to disappear later on." ( TV : Human Nature ) When the Doctor discovered what the Manus Maleficus was capable of doing, he was momentarily tempted to use it to tear down the barriers between worlds so he could see Rose again. ( COMIC : The Crimson Hand ) When the Tenth Doctor was dying and on his reunion tour, he visited Rose last out of every companion he had ever had, going back to before she even met him. The Doctor intended for her to never know he was there, but groaned in pain and she noticed.

Rose thought the Doctor was just a drunk and after telling him the date, he tearfully told her she'd have a great year. She then left and along with Ood Sigma was the last person his tenth self saw before regenerating. ( TV : The End of Time ) The Doctor remembered Rose and felt guilty about what he had done to her, well into his eleventh incarnation . ( TV : Let's Kill Hitler ). While offering Dorium Maldovar examples of how "time is not the boss of me," this Doctor briefly mentioned the thought of helping Rose with her homework as a child, before they ever met . ( TV : The Wedding of River Song ) The "Bad Wolf girl". ( TV : The Day of the Doctor ) The physical form of Rose Tyler was used as a telepathic interface by the Moment as a means to comfortably communicate with the War Doctor on the final day of the Time War, attempting to persuade him against activating the weapon to destroy Gallifrey . Rose Tyler's image was chosen for her future significance to the Doctor as the Moment recognised companions from both Doctor's past and future. The Moment was also aware of her experience as the Bad Wolf entity.

( TV : The Day of the Doctor ) Alice O'Donnell , a native of the year 2119 , knew of Rose among other companions of the Doctor due to having worked in military intelligence which made her familiar with UNIT as well as being a follower of the Doctor's exploits. When the Twelfth Doctor took her back to 1980 via the TARDIS , O'Donnell voiced her doubt that Rose would have vomited following her first trip as her colleague Mason Bennett had done. ( TV : Before the Flood ) Personality Edit Rose was a resourceful, brave, sweet and kind-hearted girl. According to the Ninth Doctor , she was able to ask the right questions when the Fourth Great and Bountiful Human Empire 's technology and culture seemed wrong. ( TV : The Long Game ) She was quick to adapt to strange events. When she travelled back to the 1980s when she was just a baby, her father recognised her mother's acerbic wit. ( TV : Father's Day ) She was not only brilliant, but also very observant, and often noticed things the Doctor did not.

( TV : The Idiot's Lantern , Fear Her ) Rose fell easily into the role of the Doctor's companion and was brave facing various alien threats. ( TV : Rose ) She occasionally screamed when under attack by large creatures like the Slitheen and the Reapers , ( TV : World War Three , Father's Day ) but was also brave when facing psychological threats like a Dalek . ( TV : Dalek ) She cared deeply about the Doctor, although she originally denied any romantic feelings towards him despite indications to the contrary. ( TV : The End of the World , Aliens of London ) However her feelings for him grew quickly and significantly ( TV : Dalek , The Doctor Dances , The Idiot's Lantern , The Impossible Planet , Fear Her ) In what seemed their final meeting on the beach, she admitted to the Doctor that she loved him; he began to reply, but only got out the words, "Rose Tyler", before he was cut off. ( TV : Doomsday ) Rose cared a great deal for those close to her such as her mother and Mickey .

When Elton Pope upset Jackie, the Doctor tracked him down for her so she could yell at him for upsetting Jackie, telling him that "No one upsets my mum!" ( TV : Love & Monsters ) After meeting the Doctor, it was clear that the romantic relationship between her and Mickey was gone as Rose was falling in love with the Doctor. However, her and Mickey still remained good friends; when The Doctor forced her to return to Earth when he thought he was going to die in 200,100 , Mickey consoled her and helped her return, even after Mickey was angry with her for making him feel like nothing when they met previously in Cardiff . When Mickey volunteered to stay on Pete's World to fight the Cybermen , they shared a teary farewell. ( TV : Boom Town , The Parting of the Ways , The Age of Steel ) Rose proved capable of great forgiveness and mercy, willing to forgive individuals like Lady Cassandra and the Dalek in Van Statten 's collection even after they'd murdered, ( TV : Dalek , New Earth ) and comforted Elton Pope even after he had upset her mother.

( TV : Love & Monsters ) She also admitted when world-threatening situations ended up being her fault and was willing to apologise. ( TV : Dalek , Father's Day ) She was also easily willing to kill if she had to. ( TV : The Parting of the Ways , The Satan Pit , The Stolen Earth ) Rose was willing to call the Doctor out if she thought he was wrong. When the Doctor brushed aside the danger that Jackie was in when faced with a Slitheen, Rose reminded him the woman he was discussing was her mother. ( TV : World War Three ) She was horrified the Doctor would allow the Gelth to use human corpses as a vessel for their consciousness. The Doctor's failure to listen to Rose's human plea of respect for their dead led to at least two deaths when the Gelth proved to be malicious. ( TV : The Unquiet Dead ) Rose had a jealous streak when it came to the Doctor. She and the Doctor's former companion, Sarah Jane Smith, traded barbs over who was the "best companion" but they became good friends afterwards, and happily greeted each other at their reunion on the Crucible.

( TV : School Reunion , Journey's End ) When Martha said she couldn't reach the Doctor on her phone, the reaction of Rose was, "I was here first", despite knowing the Doctor had had companions before her. ( TV : The Stolen Earth ) She was also prone to acting very selfishly a number of times, being more focused on her own personal desires than the feelings of others around her, or the possible consequences that her self-serving actions would have. ( TV : Father's Day , The Parting of the Ways , Rise of the Cybermen ) Appearance Edit The Doctor twice states onscreen that Rose is nineteen years old ( TV : The Unquiet Dead , Dalek ) and Rose refers to her years before meeting the Doctor as "the first nineteen years of [her] life". ( TV : Army of Ghosts ) It is later established she left with the Doctor on 6 March 2005 . ( TV : Aliens of London ) However, a Doctor Who Annual 2006 article, which is not considered a valid source by this wiki , states that Rose was born on 27 April 1987 .

Although this contradicts the age stated on screen (she would have been eighteen when she met the Doctor), it is consistent with the appearance of the baby Rose in Father's Day , set on 7 November 1987 , where the baby is no more than a few months old. Rise of the Cybermen establishes that Rose was six months old at the time of Pete's death, which would place her birth around early May or late April , seemingly agreeing with the Annual dating. Grow your own TARDIS Edit The original script of the Bad Wolf Bay scene in Journey's End contained an excerpt in which the Tenth Doctor gave the Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor and Rose a piece of TARDIS coral , and Donna told them how to increase the rate of growth so that they could travel the stars in the parallel universe. "The Doctor in the TARDIS with Rose Tyler, just as it should be". This scene was removed in the final cut for complicating the scene too much. It was, however, mentioned in The Doctor's Data section of Doctor Who Adventures magazine, and in DWM 398 . Russell T Davies states that it is fine to assume this part of the scene did actually occur.

The scene is included on the Series 4 DVD Box Set. Return to Doctor Who Edit News of Rose's return to the series leaked out during early production of the fourth series when photographs of her on set appeared on websites and in the press. After initial denials by the BBC, promotion for the season incorporated images of Rose Tyler. In an interview with Doctor Who Confidential aired in conjunction with Turn Left , Billie Piper revealed that the decision to bring Rose back had in fact been made when she left the series in 2006, and she had to mislead journalists and fans for the next year to keep Rose's return a surprise. Rose's first appearance in Series 4 is a surprise cameo at the end of Partners in Crime , a scene shot during production of Turn Left and veiled in such secrecy that advance review copies of the episode had the scene edited out and, unlike many other aspects of the series (such as Rose's ultimate return), was broadcast without having been the subject of Internet spoilers.

In a later interview with Doctor Who Magazine , Davies indicated the original plan was for Rose to not appear again until Turn Left, but on learning how well the cameo went over with viewers, at the last minute he inserted brief, silent images of Rose into The Poison Sky and Midnight ; the scene was filmed for Midnight and was scripted. Davies added it to The Poison Sky before it was broadcast. As with Partners in Crime, the Poison Sky cameo was not included in review copies. Billie Piper receives screen credit for her appearances in Poison Sky and Midnight. Rose Tyler: Earth Defence Edit After Rose was written out of Doctor Who at the end of Series 2 , Russell T Davies considered giving the character her own 90-minute spin-off production, Rose Tyler: Earth Defence , with the possibility of such a special becoming an annual Bank Holiday event. Although the special was officially commissioned, Davies changed his mind and decided that such a return, wherein the audience would be able to see Rose when the Doctor could not, would spoil her final scenes in Doctor Who. The production was consequently cancelled. Other matters Rose Tyler, along with the Tenth Doctor, had a cameo appearance in the Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Eight comic , No Future for You Part One .

"Rose's Theme" is included on the Doctor Who - Series 1 and 2 . Her name appears in the titles of two other tracks on the disc, "Rose in Peril" and "Rose Defeats the Daleks". Rose is the only companion to have been present in every televised story of a non-current Doctor — specifically, the Ninth Doctor . Producer Russell T Davies once stated that every time he brought Rose back, the ratings went up. Rose was dubbed in Italian by voice actor Federica De Bortoli . Footnotes Who’s the Greatest ‘Woman of Doctor Who’ Ever? The Votes Are In… | Anglophenia | BBC America Who’s the Greatest ‘Woman of Doctor Who’ Ever? The Votes Are In… By staff | 4 years ago UPDATED: With BBC AMERICA premiering the original Women of Doctor Who special tonight (Saturday, August 11 at 9/8c), we decided to put the question “Who’s the Greatest Women of Doctor Who…ever?” up to a vote. More than 200,000 people cast their ballots in our week-long tournament, and fans whittled down a field of eight companions down to a final two: Rose Tyler vs. Sarah Jane Smith .

And by a vote of 57 percent to 43 percent, the companion voted the Greatest Woman of Doctor Who is… Yes, Rose Tyler (played by actress Billie Piper), companion to the Ninth and Tenth Doctors, was picked as the ultimate woman of Doctor Who by a decent margin. Anglophenia’s Fraser McAlpine explained the importance of Rose in his profile of her last year: “As much as Russell T Davies and the Ninth Doctor combined, Rose is the person who resurrected Doctor Who the show, because she represents the fans who loved it and wanted it to come back better. She not only healed the emotional wounds of the Doctor himself, she healed ours too, allowing the show to return in triumph, not limp out with all the same tired old gags, for a wheezy victory lap.” Sarah Jane’s substantial showing demonstrated the fondness many fans still have for the iconic classic companion, who was brought back for several episodes in the modern series and was rewarded with her own successful spinoff The Sarah Jane Adventures. (The actress who played Sarah Jane, the luminous Elisabeth Sladen, passed away in 2011.) Of Ms.

Smith, Fraser wrote , “It’s safe to say that had Elisabeth Sladen lived, she’d still be appearing in Doctor Who episodes from now until one of their many Ends Of Time finally finishes things off for good. And that’s because Sarah Jane kept going too. Of all the Doctor’s companions, she’s the one who, rather than sitting back to reminisce over her time as a space traveler, would clearly continue in the same adventurous vein for as long as the Earth was imperiled.” Interestingly, among British voters, Sarah Jane Smith defeated Rose 61 percent to 39 percent, while U.S. voters picked Rose 58 percent to 42 percent. Meanwhile, Donna Noble eviscerated Fourth Doctor companion Leela 79 percent to 21 percent. Rose Tyler - Doctor Who (UK) (2005) Characters - ShareTV Rose Tyler Billie Paul Piper (born Leian Paul Piper; September 22, 1982) is an English singer and actress. She made ... Character Bio Rose ~ "You know what, they keep trying to split us up, but they never, ever will". Rose Tyler has been from South London to the end of the world... and beyond.

We thought she was stuck in another universe. But how is she no longer trapped? Why is she searching for The Doctor? And what is coming from across the stars? Episode Screenshots Season 4 / Episode 13: - Journey's End (Part 3) Davros: The man who abhors violence, never carrying a gun, but this is the truth, Doctor: you take ordinary people and you fashion them into weapons... behold your Children of Time, transformed into murderers. I made the Daleks, Doctor, you made this. The Doctor: I'm trying to help. Davros: Already I have seen them sacrificed today, for their beloved Doctor. The Earth woman who fell opening the Sub Wave Network. The Doctor: Who was that? Rose Tyler: Harriet Jones. She gave her life to get you here. Davros: How many more? Just think, how many have died in your name? Davros: The Doctor, the man who keeps running, never looking back because he dare not, out of shame. This is my final victory, Doctor. I have shown you yourself.

Doctor Who: What's up with Rose Tyler, played by Billie Piper, in The Day of the Doctor 50th anniversary special? | Metro News Simon Swift for Metro.co.uk Wednesday 13 Nov 2013 10:06 am Rose Tyler – trying out a new look in Doctor Who 50th special The Day of the Doctor (Picture: BBC) If you’ve seen the two trailers for the Doctor Who 50th anniversary special The Day of the Doctor you may have raised a quizzical eyebrow, possibly on the 45th time of watching, and thought ‘what’s up with Rose Tyler?’ If you haven’t thought that and want to remain totally spoiler free until November 23 then best not read on any further. Rose, played by Billie Piper was the companion that helped relaunch the series back in 2005. As companions go she was basically all of us, normal, average, slightly bored – until the Doctor came along. But there’s something not quite normal about Day of the Doctor Rose from what we’ve seen so far. Here’s the evidence.

Her clothing What’s with the futuristic Mad Max-eque jewellery woven into her hair and why are her clothes torn (above)? And why is Rose wearing a sarong? Time travel can play havoc with your fashion sense. There’s a lot of white going on Time travel has played havoc with Rose’s wardrobe (Picture: BBC) Rose is a companion who has previously been more comfortable in pink hooded tops or a purple leather jacket, so should we be reading anything into the (mostly) white, ethereal get up? Why is she with John Hurt? Trailer Rose looks more serious, more savvy, like the Rose we met in Turn Left. The second trailer is only 70 seconds worth of clips from a 75 minute special but Rose is also seen mostly with John Hurt’s incarnation. Do they know each other before this adventure and does this help with working out where John Hurt’s ‘Doctor’ comes in the order of things? Is John Hurt even a Doctor? I’m confused. She knows stuff Rose is having a moment (Picture: BBC) ‘The moment is coming,’ she tells John Hurt’s Doctor.

What moment and how would Rose, last seen on an alternative Earth living a happy ever after with duplicate Doctor 10, know such important information? Has she been jumping through parallel worlds again? Has she looked into the time vortex? Is Bad Wolf back? (Picture: BBC) And then there’s Rose’s glowing eyes from the first, shorter trailer, which suggests the Bad Wolf’s gone and looked into the time vortex again (tut tut) and we know how that ended – with a fleet of half a million Daleks being disintegrated with a flick of the wrist. So has Bad Wolf Rose returned and if so how? And will she need a Doctor again? Now, that’s more like it. Metro Blogs is a place for opinions. These opinions belong to the author and are not necessarily shared by Metro. More A Companion To The Doctor’s Companions: Rose Tyler | Anglophenia | BBC America A Companion To The Doctor’s Companions: Rose Tyler By Fraser McAlpine | 5 years ago The Doctor and Rose It’s pretty clear now, that when Doctor Who came back after its enforced lay-off, the character on whom the production team’s hopes rested wasn’t so much the Doctor as his first companion.

Get that right, and you’re back in the game. Get it wrong, and you might as well give up. In terms of the Doctor and his role in proceedings, it’s close to business as usual. He flies around time and space, acts like he’s in charge, fixes things, saves the day, blows up the baddies, and whooshes off once more. Whereas Rose – played by Billie Piper – is the converted sceptic, representing the wary Who audience, who want to believe but have been let down too many times in the past. She’s from an estate in London, lives a life which does not lend itself well to fantasies, does not know how to create made-up bombs, does not have a plummy accent and has clearly not come straight out of drama school. Rose Tyler is, if the term has any meaning for a TV show in which people can travel in time and space, real.

She asks the awkward questions, like: “If you are an alien, how comes you sound like you’re from the North?” To which the Doctor, who has always enjoyed a bit of bickering, replies “lots of planets have a north,” the line which reassures everyone that this new Who is going to be alright. And she’s one of the companions who gets to blossom, a companion on whom the Doctor has an astonishing effect, and we can see the effect, because her boyfriend hates it, and her mum fears it. She also gets to travel back to events from her own past, just to see that she can’t change them. Which is the one thing all companions would like to do above all else. Never mind visiting Shakespeare or seeing what the Romans had for breakfast, given the chance, wouldn’t we all go back and change things from our own past? Wouldn’t we try that FIRST (possibly after seeing some dinosaurs)? <noscript><iframe width="500" height="281" src="" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></noscript> Of course, the consequences are heartbreaking, but still, you’d try, wouldn’t you?

<noscript><iframe width="500" height="281" src="" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></noscript> The other thing to consider is Rose’s effect on the Doctor. When they first meet, he’s in a nihilistic frame of mind. He’s just witnessed the end of the Time Lords, and the end of the Daleks, and he’s the sole survivor (so he thinks) of that conflict. And like a lot of combat veterans, he’s hidden his feelings away to keep them safe. Look, this is what he’s really like inside: He presents a brittle front, combative and sharp, which is why Rose, who has some of the same sharpness to her, appeals to him. She can joust with him, bring him out of his shell a bit. Which is exactly what he needs. He likes the reflection of himself in her eyes. And she’s there for him when he regenerates. She’s saved his life by looking into the time vortex, he saved her life by absorbing all the energy into his body, so when he changes, she looks after him in the only way she knows, by taking him back to her mum’s until he feels better.

That’s the bond they have, she brings the Doctor into her world as much as he drags her into his. After the regeneration, things lighten up a bit. The bond between the Doctor and Rose intensifies, not least because he’s blazingly charismatic now, where once he was unpredictable and fiery. Even Mickey warms to the new Doctor. Oh but the goodbye, when it comes, is long and hard: <noscript><iframe width="500" height="281" src="" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></noscript> And then, Rose having managed to travel across dimensions to get back to the Doctor – Di-flipping-MENSIONS though! – he goes and gets himself shot by a rogue dalek. This is the Doctor and Rose’s true Romeo and Juliet moment. <noscript><iframe width="500" height="281" src="" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></noscript> And at the end of everything, with an extra, part-human Doctor, it seems incredibly unfair that Rose can’t spend forever with her Doctor, the way she wants it to be.

There again, she gets the best, most heartfelt send-off any companion has received, and her own humanoid Doctor to play with. <noscript><iframe width="500" height="375" src="" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></noscript> As much as Russell T Davies and the Ninth Doctor combined, Rose is the person who resurrected Doctor Who the show, because she represents the fans who loved it, and wanted it to come back better. She not only healed the emotional wounds of the Doctor himself, she healed ours too, allowing the show to return in triumph, not limp out with all the same tired old gags, for a wheezy victory lap. And, as the greatest fan of the Doctor ever, it’s only fitting that, having brought everyone together, and made everything work, she gets to leave with the most unique collectable action figurine (fully poseable too) of all time.

Question: Who played Rose Tyler on Doctor Who?
Answer: Billy Piper