Donna Noble, performed by Catherine Tate, has been named the favorite companion of the revival period by Physician Who followers, in line with a ballot.
The talkative and outspoken Londoner, who joined David Tennant’s tenth Physician on his adventures by way of area and time on and off between 2006 and 2010, received 23% of the full vote.
Noble helped to avoid wasting civilisation from the Daleks throughout her spell on the long-running present however had her reminiscences of her adventures within the Tardis wiped when the powers the Time Lord had given her threatened to overwhelm her mind.
The duo have reunited to movie scenes which are as a result of air subsequent yr to coincide with the sixtieth anniversary celebrations of the present.
Round 11,600 individuals responded to a ballot performed by RadioTimes.com between August 16 and 18 asking them to call their favorite companion of the revival period, which started in 2005.
John Barrowman’s Captain Jack Harkness, who additionally starred in spin-off collection Torchwood, claimed an in depth second place with 21% of the vote, whereas third place went to Billie Piper’s Rose Tyler with 11% of the vote.
In joint fourth was Clara Oswald, performed by Jenna Coleman, and Wilfred Mott, who was memorably portrayed by Bernard Cribbins, who died in July aged 93, each with 10%.
Amy Pond, performed by Karen Gillan alongside Matt Smith’s eleventh incarnation of the Physician, positioned final with 8% of the vote.
Morgan Jeffery, government editor of RadioTimes.com, mentioned: “It’s no shock that Catherine Tate’s Donna Noble has soared to victory on this RadioTimes.com readers’ ballot.
“Tate’s stellar efficiency and her electrical chemistry with David Tennant means Donna remains to be a transparent fan favorite 12 years on from her ultimate look so far on the collection – no marvel Russell T Davies noticed match to deliver her again for the present’s sixtieth anniversary celebrations subsequent yr.
“How great too that her on-screen grandfather Wilf stays nonetheless so standard in fandom – all credit score to a first-class efficiency from the late, nice Bernard Cribbins.”